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Experts share more on common pitfalls, including prioritising convenience over cost, and offer advice.

While the amount may seem small at first, consistently choosing convenience over cost can impact your savings.

Leaking money: What are the common financial mistakes and how do you avoid them?

Apart from a lack of focus the next day, not getting enough quality sleep can lead to more serious long-term side effects, says Suntory Institute for Science of Life product researcher Dr Daisuke Takemoto (PhD).

Being consistent in your sleep schedule and creating a restful environment may help improve your sleep quality. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

Diabetes, heart failure and lower immunity: How poor sleep can affect more than mental alertness

Sweden has already taken significant steps to address Ankara’s objections to its membership, he says.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (left) and Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson at their press briefing in Lulea, Sweden.

US’ Blinken urges Turkey to immediately approve Sweden’s Nato accession 

A court denied her latest request to remain free while appealing her fraud conviction.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes arrives to begin serving her prison sentence in Bryan, Texas.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reports to prison in Texas

A convicted man's "Ninja Turtle" online profile is used to unmask other paedophiles worldwide.

Once "Ninja Turtle" had been caught, investigators continued to use his profile to unmask other paedophiles and users of illegal child sex images.

Swiss police use paedophile profile to snare 2,200 people online

Mrs Carter is the wife of former US president Jimmy Carter.

A 2015 photo shows former US president Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn at a baseball match in Atlanta, Georgia.

Former US first lady Rosalynn Carter has dementia, says family

Poland's Swiatek is chasing her third French Open title in four years.

Poland's Iga Swiatek plays a backhand return to Spain's Cristina Bucsa.

Top seed Iga Swiatek enjoys winning start to French Open title defence

Djokovic wrote that Kosovo was “the heart of Serbia” on a camera lens after Nato troops were injured in clashes there.

Djokovic wrote that Kosovo was “the heart of Serbia” on a camera lens following his first-round French Open win.

Kosovo tennis federation accuses Serbia's Novak Djokovic of fuelling tension

Russian officials have blamed the attack on Kyiv.

A police officer secures an area outside a damaged multi-storey apartment building after a reported drone attack in Moscow.

'Suddenly it came to us': People in Moscow react to drone attack

Brazilian Thiago Seyboth Wild just had too much pace and power for Russia's Medvedev.

Russia's Daniil Medvedev reacts during his first round match against Brazil's Thiago Seyboth Wild.

Roland Garros goes Wild as Medvedev blown away in French Open first round

SINGAPORE - Majority shareholders of consumer electronics retailer Challenger Technologies have made a voluntary unconditional cash offer of 56 cents per share to take the company private.

The offer is being made with a view to delist the company from the Singapore Exchange.

Challenger majority stakeholders make 56 cents per share cash offer to privatise company

More than 100 people were killed in the WHO-verified attacks, including both health workers and patients.

A March 2023 photo shows the aftermath of a Russian missile strike on the paediatric department of a hospital in Ukraine's Kharkiv region.

More than 1,000 attacks on Ukraine health care system, says WHO

It has done roughly twice as well as the next-best performer, Advanced Micro Devices, on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange Semiconductor Index.

Nvidia is the world’s biggest maker of the specialised chips needed to power a new generation of AI products.

Nvidia surge results in historic $1.35 trillion market valuation

“Nvidia is the poster child for AI at the moment,” said one analyst.

Nvidia’s shares rose about 25 per cent last week, sparking a rally in AI-related stocks and boosted other chipmakers.

Nvidia hits $1.3 trillion in market value on booming AI demand

The 23-year-old came through the qualifiers and had never previously won a Grand Slam match.

Thiago Seyboth Wild of Brazil celebrates after defeating world No. 2 Daniil Medvedev in the first round of the French Open on Tuesday.

Qualifier Thiago Seyboth Wild sends world No. 2 Daniil Medvedev crashing out of French Open

The tour will take visitors through National Museum’s Semangat yang Baru: Forging a New Singapore Spirit exhibition.

The guided tours at the National Museum of Singapore will be available to the public from June 18 to Oct 29.

Acting and storytelling bring S’pore’s founding years to life in new guided tour at National Museum

It is the first time since 2008 that interest rates for the Special Account and MediSave Account will go above 4%.

Market watchers say the 0.01 percentage point increase in the MediSave Account and Special Account rate is miniscule relative to the rise in inflation and market interest rates.

Debate on CPF Ordinary Account interest rate resurfaces as those for Special, MediSave accounts rise

The town is home to a sizable enclave of Hui, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group.

Critics say China has sought to more tightly control religion. In its crackdown, Beijing says it is working to combat terrorism.

China deploys police, makes arrests after mosque clashes in Yunnan

Working groups are also tackling urgent issues during the transition period, such as high energy prices.

Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat said the team and working groups will comprise representatives from the eight parties that make up the anti-junta coalition.

Election winner MFP sets up transition team to take over as new Thai government

“What happens in polar regions and high mountain regions doesn’t stay in those regions."

The melting of glaciers and the Greenland and Antarctica ice sheets account for about 50 per cent of sea level rise.

World's melting ice a hot topic for UN

FOR years, political scientists believed that elections were driven by “retrospective evaluation” of voters’ economic consequences. In folksier terms, the key was Ronald Reagan’s key question: “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” If the answer is “yes”, then incumbents can expect to win re-election and if not, not. And if you’re Recep Tayyip Erdogan, all bets are off.

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For Turks, it wasn’t just the economy 

HONG Kong has decided to let retail investors trade cryptocurrency under its new regulatory regime because “virtual assets are going to stay”, the city’s minister overseeing financial services said on Tuesday (May 30).

“Despite the potential risks involved, (virtual assets) also carries with it fundamental value,” says Christopher Hui, Hong Kong’s secretary for financial services and the treasury. 

Crypto here to stay, must be regulated: Hong Kong treasury chief

ADANI Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd, part of the Adani Group, said on Tuesday (May 30) that losses stemming from the sale of a Myanmar port project impacted its fourth-quarter profit.

Adani Ports was one of several companies of the Adani Group (above) caught in the eye of a storm by US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research, which raised questions about the conglomerate's debt levels and use of tax havens.  

Adani Ports Q4 profit takes hit from Myanmar port sale

UKRAINE reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a fresh disbursement of aid as part of a broader loan programme to the war-battered nation.

“The Ukraine economy is showing remarkable resilience and recent economic developments point to a gradual economic recovery in 2023, although the outlook remains highly uncertain as exceptionally high war-related uncertainty persists,” the IMF says.

Ukraine, IMF reach agreement for US$900 million loan disbursement

WEIGHT-LOSS surgery among adolescents has increased substantially in recent years, part of an overall rise in obesity treatments in the US.

The findings come as doctors become more hands-on about treating weight loss, including in young people. The American Academy of Pediatrics has called - controversially - for expanded access to weight-loss surgery and drugs to treat youth obesity.  

More US adolescents are getting weight-loss surgery

MICROSOFT on Tuesday (May 30) accused Britain’s anti-trust regulator of being a global “outlier” in blocking its US$69 billion takeover of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard.

Microsoft is appealing against the ruling at the CAT in London, arguing that the CMA is wrong to conclude the deal will lead to a substantial lessening of competition in the UK’s cloud gaming market.

Microsoft says UK regulator an ‘outlier’ for blocking Activision deal

US consumer confidence slipped in May as concerns about the economic outlook lingered, but more households planned to purchase motor vehicles and other big-ticket items over the next six months, which could support consumer spending.

The conference board says its consumer confidence index slips to 102.3 this month from an upwardly revised 103.7 in April.

US consumer confidence dips in May: survey

NVIDIA became the world’s first chipmaker with a US$1 trillion market capitalisation, joining the ranks of just five American companies with valuations that high.

No other company embodies Wall Street’s current obsession with artificial intelligence (AI) more than Nvidia.

Nvidia surpasses US$1 trillion market valuation in massive AI bet

WALL Street’s main indexes opened higher on Tuesday (May 30) as lawmakers tentatively agreed to raise the nation’s debt limit to avert a default, while shares of Nvidia led a rally among chipmakers and AI-related firms.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rises 10.31 points, or 0.03 per cent, at the open to 33,103.65. 

US: Wall St opens higher on tentative debt ceiling deal; Nvidia jumps

A CREDIT Suisse shareholder is suing UBS Group for at least 1.06 million francs (S$1.58 million), claiming he was short-changed by the bank’s government-brokered takeover of its stricken rival.

The investor claims UBS was unfairly able to snap up the shares for a bargain 0.76 Swiss francs apiece – far below the closing price of 1.86 Swiss francs on Mar 17, the last trading day before the deal was agreed.   

UBS sued by Credit Suisse investor arguing price was too low

BRENT oil declined with other commodities as a risk-off tone in Asia took hold amid growing doubts that Opec+ will cut production at its meeting next month.

Crude prices have dropped about 12 per cent this year due to factors such as China’s lacklustre recovery from its Covid-Zero policy and concerns about aggressive monetary policy in the US.  

Oil falls amid risk-off mood and doubts of further Opec+ curbs

IT’S the most basic of staple food items – sliced white bread. In Britain, the average price of a loaf, at £1.39 (S$2.33), rose 28 per cent in April from a year earlier.

Across Europe, some governments are intervening by capping prices on food essentials, rather than waiting for economic debates about corporate profiteering to play out.

Why are food prices so high in Europe?

A COUPLE of weeks ago, the Philippines’ Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) hosted a conference aimed at showcasing “the steady progress by key seafarer home nations in Asia, such as the Philippines and Indonesia, to equip their maritime workers with the skill sets needed to deliver a low and zero-carbon maritime sector”.

A recent two-day conference in the Philippines explored the challenges and opportunities of shipping’s decarbonisation, including skills development for seafarers, and a “Maritime Just Transition”.

Challenges facing  shipping’s ‘green transition’ and the  training of seafarers

TESLA chief executive Elon Musk on Tuesday (May 30) kicked off a high-stakes visit to China with a meeting with the country’s foreign minister in Beijing, marking his return to the electric car-maker’s largest production hub after three years.

Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Qin Gang meeting Tesla chief executive officer Elon Musk in Beijing on Tuesday (May 30).

Elon Musk in Beijing, meets Foreign Minister Qin Gang

THE hawkish shift in expectations for US monetary policy into the second half of 2023 – alongside a spike in market jitters over the debt ceiling impasse – has seen the US dollar appreciate meaningfully across the board, including against Asian currencies in general and the Chinese yuan in particular.

The Fed is likely "done'' with rate hikes. But the pricing out of the hikes thus far still has some way to go, and therein lies possible near-term US dollar support.

US dollar set to be stronger for longer

THE Securities Investors Association (Singapore) or Sias, is recommending that Golden Energy and Resources (Gear) minority shareholders reject the exit offer by the controlling shareholders.

David Gerald, president of Sias, says that the IFA has conflated the two corporate actions of the exit offer and the distribution of Golden Energy Mines shares to the detriment of minority shareholders.

Sias recommends Golden Energy and Resources shareholders reject exit offer

MAJORITY shareholders of consumer electronics retailer Challenger Technologies have made a voluntary unconditional cash offer of S$0.56 per share to take the company private.

The offeror intends to delist Challenger Technologies from the Singapore Exchange once the offer is complete.

Challenger majority stakeholders make S$0.56 a share cash offer to privatise company 

WE ALL have our investment heroes – gurus who appear frequently in the news. They are constantly in the limelight and are commended by the financial media for their keen insights and savvy investment skills.

Apple accounts for 46 per cent of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway stock portfolio. Individuals may not want to put so much wealth into a single company.

Don’t worship your investment heroes

THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will be including specific criteria on the managed phase-out of coal-fired power plants in the Singapore taxonomy, and will be launching a consultation on its draft proposals within the next few weeks, said Gillian Tan, chief sustainability officer of the central bank.

Gillian Tan, MAS’ chief sustainability officer and assistant managing director (development & international) at her first interview with the media on Tuesday at the MAS Building.

MAS to launch consultation on inclusion of coal phase-out criteria in Singapore’s taxonomy 

SINGAPORE’S private residential property is now the most expensive in the Asia-Pacific, overtaking Hong Kong in 2022, according to a report released by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) on Tuesday (May 30).

ULI notes that the median price of Singapore’s private-sector homes now stands at US$1.2 million, compared with Hong Kong at US$1.16 million.

Singapore private homes the most expensive to own and rent in Asia-Pacific: report  

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COMPUTEX 2023 Best Choice of the Year Awarded to MSI Z790 GODLIKE

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First Phosphate Provides Full Corporate Update

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imBee and FUTR Strategy Alliance Puts the Power of Conversational Commerce In the Hands of Indonesian Consumers

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Two Jockey Club innovation and technology teaching content to be adopted and adapted in EDB Curriculum Modules

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Bowtie Achieved HK$60 Billion In Protection in Four Years

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HKU spin-off company Stellaris AI Unveils Ground-breaking Language Model "Stellaris GPT"

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"Collaboration with the GBA - Opportunities for Youth and Industries in the Northern Metropolis Forum Series" Showcase New Development Insight with Innovative and Creative Industry Landscape for Hong Kong

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Leading child mental health organisations call for global action against infant, child and adolescent trauma

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Dubai retains No.1 global ranking for attracting Greenfield FDI projects

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Enhancing Patient Experiences with a Cohesive Healthcare Ecosystem

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Positive Revision - Fosun's Ratings Affirmed by S&P Global Ratings

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PAOB Introduces "Business Revolving Loan" as the Expanded Collaboration with eftPay

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SwissCham Singapore Announces Ms Julie Raneda As New Chair 

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OctaFX and Ideas Academy partner to digitalise learning centres in Malaysia 

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ULI Releases 2023 Asia Pacific Home Attainability Index Covering Data from 45 Cities 

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Schneider Electric Releases New White Paper and TradeOff Tool Focused on How DCIM Addresses Hybrid IT Management Challenges 

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Bybit Receives In-Principle Approval to Operate in Kazakhstan

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FinTech Olympiad 2023 Inspires Tertiary Students to Leverage Fintech to Create Social Impacts, Creating Solutions to Transform People’s Lives and Business Practice for the Better 

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AOC Gears Up to Celebrate AOC Days marking 56 Years of Innovation and Excellence in Monitor Technology

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Hong Kong Life Announces the Sponsorship of a Local Movie, "Everyphone Everywhere"

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s/ash, New 5G Mobile Service and Lifestyle Brand debut

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Now TV and beIN SPORTS join forces to bring Formula 1 ® in 4K to Hong Kong viewers for the next three seasons

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The National Anti-Corruption Commission Thailand (NACC) collaborates with Bangkok to combat and reduce corruption in 50 Bangkok’s districts through a strong community project

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New Music Online Learning System: Sheung's Studio Brings the Beauty of Pop Music to All ASIAN

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The Little Flower Shop Singapore Doubles Down on Customised Event Floral Installations 

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Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) raises interest rate after a long pause: implications for the ringgit

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O&P Quality Trade Co., Ltd. Partners with Mahidol University to Innovate and Enhance Consumer Well-being in Health and Beauty

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ULI Names Ten Exceptional Real Estate Projects as Winners of 2023 Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence

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Flagship Medical Tourism Hospitals to Advance Malaysia's Healthcare Brand on a Global Scale

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New Research Finds that APAC Consumers Expect both Security and Ease-of-Use when Interacting with Brands Online

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