Author: errica

The way UOB’s share price has been acting recently has a subtly purposeful quality. It is currently hovering at SGD 38.90 and has neither pushed past nor recoiled from pressure. The numbers move delicately, as if everyone’s waiting for someone else to make the first move. The pricing action has been unusually tight in recent sessions. Although traders may refer to it as consolidation, many investors prefer to think of it as the quiet before a planned disclosure. On February 24, earnings are received. Though not in apathy, but in controlled expectancy, sentiment seems balanced till that point. DetailValueTicker Symbol…

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Singapore Airlines’ present share price of S$6.85 is accompanied with a calm confidence that is neither roaring with hype nor burdened by skepticism. It’s the type of stock that doesn’t demand attention but is nonetheless a mainstay in many portfolios, especially for investors who are attracted to businesses that have a solid foundation and a solid track record of management. Despite significant changes in aviation attitude and rising fuel prices, the price of C6L has exhibited remarkably consistent behavior over the past year, growing by slightly under 6%. Although that trajectory may seem small, it is comforting to long-term holders.…

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Sheng Siong’s stock has steadily increased in value over the last 14 months, much like an elevator that hardly stops. The 60% increase in a single year didn’t demand notice. With profit margins that subtly impressed, it just continued, quarter after quarter. Something changed in the air in February 2026. OCBC Research changed their recommendation for the stock from “Buy” to “Hold.” It wasn’t a harsh criticism. It seemed to be a respectable slowdown, if anything. Fundamentals have moved more slowly than the price. On the trade floor, that seemingly insignificant discrepancy prompted a quick reaction. By the middle of…

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Uncertainty is nothing new to the film industry, but when Jana Nayagan failed to make its eagerly awaited January 9 premiere, it seemed as though something bigger had been disrupted. The movie, which starred Thalapathy Vijay in what might have been his last acting role before he completely turned to politics, was more than just a box office success; it was a symbolic farewell. Its release was delayed by legal issues with the Central Board of Film Certification. What started out as a standard certification delay evolved into a full-fledged court petition by KVN Productions, which generated debate in the…

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Some mornings start with something far more subdued than a blaring alarm or breaking news—a peculiar dryness in the throat and a dim brightness behind the curtains. It was the first signal in Singapore this February. The fog has come back. It was a persistent veil that would not go away, rather than a heavy, overpowering blanket as in previous years. By the middle of the week, physicians all across the island were discreetly noting a discernible rise in cases related to respiratory conditions. Patients at Braddell, Beauty World, and Sengkang clinics increased by about 10 to 25 percent. The…

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Hair loss has a subtly intimate quality to it. It makes its appearance gradually rather than all at once, for example, by way of a thinner ponytail, a broadening portion, or that tiny circle close to the crown that catches the bathroom light in a new way. Many people eventually come to accept it as irreversible. However, that story, which has been molded by decades of few choices, is starting to shift—subtly but noticeably. Finasteride and minoxidil served as the two sentinels of hair restoration for many years. They had small but significant effects on certain people. When administered topically,…

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The pace of game production may be just as harsh as the games themselves—carefully planned, promising, and then abruptly cut short. This same tension is shown by Riot Games’ decision to fire almost 80 members of the 2XKO development team less than a month after the game’s launch. The announcement, which was quietly revealed on February 9, 2026, didn’t make headlines in the conventional sense, but it undoubtedly had an impact on fighting game communities and industry circles. For those who don’t know, Riot’s most recent creative foray was 2XKO, a bold tag-team combatant that took inspiration straight from the…

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Lotteria’s decision to join the Singaporean market, which was made with confident precision rather than a lot of fanfare, has a certain allure. Located near Jewel Changi Airport, where transit and retail aspirations collide, Lotteria’s new location appears to have been purposefully planned to capitalize on movement. People going by. People who are looking for familiarity. People are yearning for something new. Yes, it’s fast food, but with a distinctively Korean twist. A steady stream of interested diners arrived on the first day. Some were obviously already aficionados; these were probably tourists who had sampled Lotteria’s traditional dishes in Seoul…

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It always begins modestly. A car parked a little too near. A glance that was not returned. Silence is interpreted as a lack of interest. Then, grievance by grievance, it intensifies into something neither side first anticipated. For Seah Chin Leong, the start was unremarkable. A neighbor in Serangoon Gardens keeps parking in front of his house. With its fences and subdued aspirations, that street turned into a remarkably outsized theater of tension. The dispute intensified over the course of a year, leading to legal proceedings, compensation, and coverage. ItemDetailsNameSeah Chin LeongAge43LocationSerangoon Gardens, SingaporeNature of DisputeLong-running parking conflict with next-door…

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Just nine seconds of grainy video material was required. An Eastpoint Mall cleaning staffer is systematically clearing crumbs off the shelves of a BreadTalk bakery while holding a broom. No one anticipated seeing the type of sweeping that was done inside a food display. The video was circulated and then circulated again, causing uproar. Because Singaporeans take public sanitation very seriously—almost instinctively—food safety is a particularly delicate subject there. The response was quick from BreadTalk. The employee was let go after being employed by a third-party cleaning service. That day, everything that was on the shelf was thrown away. Within…

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