Exit Strategy
As Brexit becomes a reality, will that signal to other blocs that nothing is cast in stone? By Rai Vikhnod
It looks like getting along isn’t something we do too...
Can Pragmatists Read For Pleasure?
With the advent of mobile devices and the onset of rapid urbanisation, Singaporeans are losing out on the reading habit, though there wasn't really one to start off with....
When Winning Is Losing
There’s no such thing as a sure thing. Even when you’ve got your hands on the prize, you can find yourself unceremoniously booted out the door. By Kannan Chandran
In...
The Rise of Society
The third instalment of The Coming Wars grapples with the constantly shifting and disruptive nature of societies in today’s world. What is acceptable today might be viewed differently by...
Popping Up At The Wrong Place
Pop-up stores are inevitable at a time when customers rae easily jaded and constantly on the look out for things that will surprise them. But shouldn't the pop-up suit...
Beyond Politics
WHEN it comes to pushing for entrepreneurship in Singapore, Inderjit Singh draws upon his experience to walk the talk.
After a long spell in Texas Instruments, Singh embarked upon building...
3 Key Commitments Of The Dalai Lama
THE wisdom and peace-loving ways of the Dalai Lama have developed a strong following globally. His recent tour of the US brought him to Alabama, during Human Rights Week,...
6 Dalai Lama Perspectives
DURING his visit to the US for the Interfaith Discussion, the Dalai Lama offered words of wisdom, as he is wont to. Listed below are some of the Dalai Lama’s...
Keeping The Knives Sheathed
HOW do family businesses Keep It Going?
How can they avoid the dreaded 4Ds that lurk, ready to pounce? Keeping It All In The Family...? brought onstage members of family...
Sound Bites from Keep It Going
"WHEN I was developing this marina, there was a height of around 3m before you reached the boardwalk. Today, seven years, the water has risen. The gangway before had...