Author: errica

It wasn’t long ago that Hong Leong Asia moved so silently on the Singapore Exchange that many people didn’t even look at its ticker. But something changed in the last year, first subtly and then definitely. The stock’s rise from less than SGD 1 a year ago to SGD 3.44 is a sign. A silent upsurge, grounded in fact rather than emotion. Speculative euphoria is not the cause of the 241% surge. Earnings have significantly improved, especially a quarterly sales increase of 25.66% year over year, which is driving it. The consistent distribution of earnings—roughly 72% retained over the past…

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The share price of Suntec REIT remained stable at SGD 1.46 on Friday. It didn’t dip or jump. However, that silent figure tells a tale of nuanced worth and shifting investor interest. Surprisingly, the price is close to its 52-week peak, and long-term holders are already forgetting the low of SGD 1.03. This REIT is neither overvalued nor undervalued by most standard standards. It subtly beckons you to examine it more closely. Suntec is not cheap, as evidenced by its P/E of 27.04. However, the projected fair value, which was determined using discounted cash flow modeling, is close to SGD…

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The Tuan Sing share price doesn’t jump off the ticker tape at SGD 0.35. In a pattern that seems remarkably intentional, it steadies itself, gradually edging upward. Without giving it a second look, many investors might scroll past it. Despite this, the stock has increased by almost 23% in the last six months and 12.9% in the last year without the aid of dramatic headlines or ebullient analyst analysis. Price behavior like this is a signal, not a coincidence. One that is subtle. A stock that rises without attracting much attention is frequently the result of the market placing a…

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Zoi Sadowski-Synnott’s airborne leap has a subtly captivating quality, akin to a drawn breath maintained steady until gravity yields. Her first run at Livigno Snow Park set the tone for the Olympic Big Air qualifying. Her performance was superbly timed and extremely technical, with a flawless switchback 1260. The same score of 90.00 was awarded to her by all six judges. Not only was it amazing, but the message it sent was also powerful. She was not present to endure the round. Setting the bar was her purpose. By the end of the second and third rounds, Zoi had amassed…

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Officials described in silence the day Mary Jane Veloso returned to Philippine custody in December 2024 after spending over fifteen years overseas. However, many Filipinos found it emotionally charged, particularly those who had family members employed abroad. Not only did someone return, but the topic we’ve been trying to answer—what happens when the system fails the weakest?—also came back into focus. She had departed the nation in 2010 with common aspirations: modest but determined. To provide for her family, she sought domestic work overseas, just like a startlingly high percentage of Filipina workers. What happened next was a destructive spiral.…

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AI

The scene opens with a woman strolling serenely down a little hallway, the camera moving behind her like it’s on rails and light streaming across her face. It breathes, but it’s not genuine. The video had the visual polish of a seasoned filmmaker even though it was created rather than recorded. Motion is not the only thing that Seedance 2.0 mimics. It uses visual rhythm instinctively, combining shots with deliberate pace. This AI video tool, which was released by ByteDance and is discreetly integrated into programs like CapCut and ImagineArt, is silently changing the way that creative storytelling may develop…

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Every February, a silent race gets underway, one that is distinguished by sincere essays, long editing nights, and unwavering hope rather by stadium lights or television cameras. The Biasiswa Tunku Abdul Rahman (BTAR) scholarship is more than just another one for many aspirants. It is a turning point. This fellowship promises education with responsibility and is aptly named after Malaysia’s first prime minister. It develops character in addition to covering expenses. BTAR provides more than just financial assistance; it is remarkably successful in producing graduates who are capable and civic-minded. It provides guidance. Guidance counselors nationwide start distributing posters and…

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Sometimes a lawsuit starts with an issue of power and a well-timed filing rather than a big bang. The Chinese electric vehicle behemoth BYD stealthily filed a complaint with the U.S. Court of International Trade on January 26, 2026, through four U.S.-based corporations. They made the glaringly obvious claim that the US government had overreached itself. The International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA, which was first enacted to control national threats, is at the heart of this legal battle. According to BYD, it is being misused and overextended to impose tariffs under nine executive directives that now have a…

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Rain sometimes bursts through the door instead of knocking. In response to the ongoing effects of Tropical Storm Basyang, local government units in many parts of the Philippines announced widespread class suspensions in early February. It wasn’t just a little drizzle. It was the type of weather that required careful consideration, forethought, and difficult choices. ItemDetailsEventClass suspensions across multiple provincesTriggerShear line rains, Tropical Storm BasyangAffected RegionsBicol Region, Visayas, Mindanao, Eastern LuzonClass Suspension DatesFebruary 5–9, 2026 (varies by location)Modalities UsedShift to modular or online learning in many LGUsLevels AffectedAll levels (public and private), including preschool to senior highAdditional ClosuresGovernment work suspended…

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The Keppel share price has garnered a lot of attention lately, rising to SGD 12.06, levels not seen in more than ten years. There was nothing speculative or desperate about the climb. Instead of a wave smashing ashore, it felt measured, almost patient, like a tide moving steadily forward. For many years, Keppel was frequently regarded as a conventional conglomerate with significant industrial clout. It looks radically different now. As a result of management’s efforts to streamline operations and free up cash through asset recycling and strategic repositioning, the company has steadily become a leaner and astonishingly effective capital allocator.…

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