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Singapore enterprise Wateroam made a groundbreaking invention that swiftly brings clean water to rural and disaster-hit areas
Access to clean water is a fundamental human right that remains elusive for more than two billion people worldwide. Rural and disaster-hit communities often have few viable options, as pipeline water ...
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The Courage Chapter fights ageism by turning “overqualified” into indispensable, proving seniors drive impact, not irrelevance.
Why is your work important to the world today? The way we work has changed. Life used to follow a predictable sequence — study, work for decades, and then retire. Today, people take sabbaticals, shift ...
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LVMH Watch Week 2025: Hublot flexes its micromechanical and material innovation
When Hublot first introduced the Big Bang Meca-10 in 2016, it was a revelation. The 45mm marvel’s playful yet intricate movement construction, inspired by Meccano-type systems, captivated the world.
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“One of the biggest obstacles to progress is outdated systems and biases that were in place long before women started demanding equality.”
As part of The Peak Singapore’s International Women’s Day 2025 feature, “How They See It” turns the spotlight on women who are reshaping industries through bold, strategic leadership. Germaine Chow, ...
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More than schnitzels and sausages: Restaurants in Austria are big on locally grown and organic produce
A menacing sight of a pig’s head hangs precariously by its ear, alongside hunks of ribs and loin draped on the wooden stand. I am digesting this macabre sight amid the hubbub of an al fresco kitchen ...
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Corporate governance isn’t failing, but the CEO of Singapore Institute of Directors will not wait for cracks to show
Terence Quek doesn’t readily embrace the label of disruptor. If anything, he approaches his role in reshaping corporate governance in Singapore with a quiet, steadfast resolve rather than a desire for ...
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“I see it as my responsibility to advocate for workplaces where the next generation of women won’t have to choose between ambition and family.”
For The Peak Singapore’s International Women’s Day 2025 feature, “How They See It” highlights women who are reshaping industries with vision and impact. Beh Siew Kim, chief financial & sustainability ...
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This social enterprise in the Peruvian highlands keeps traditions alive while uplifting domestic abuse survivors
Calmly plodding by my side are two gentle llamas, Llamica and Tomás, decked out in brightly coloured pom pom accessories. On this sunny May morning in the heart of Peru’s Sacred Valley, my furry ...
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“Seeing women in senior positions matters — it signals to the next generation that leadership isn’t reserved for a select few.”
For The Peak Singapore’s International Women’s Day 2025 feature, “How They See It” highlights women who are challenging industry norms and driving change. Angeline Tan, senior vice president at ...
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Why copper cookware, a classic French kitchen relic, is making a comeback among chefs and collectors
At Atelier du Cuivre, a Normandy copper cookware workshop founded in 1850, 60-year-old Francis watches as tin melts over the fire, pooling inside a copper pan. In one practised sweep, he spreads the ...