IDEAS AND INSPIRATION FROM THOSE IN THE KNOW

Together with your votes and our industry insights, we bring you our 11th Domestic Diva Awards – your essential shopping guide for the best in food pantry items, household must-haves, and home and kitchen appliances.

Three CEOs shed light on how the industrial, healthcare, and retail and office real estate sectors have been impacted by the pandemic – and how their companies are moving forward.

These useful questions from property agents and home buyers can help you avoid buying a dud of a flat and may even get you the best bargain ever.

Portugal’s beautiful Douro Valley is looking beyond its heritage of port to a future in fine red and white wines.

Blockchain is one of the biggest buzzwords in tech right now, except no one (meaning all of us) knows what it is.

51 winners 115 treatments 29 categories We’ve tested them all, and you’ve voted for your favourites. Here’s our guide to the best and most effective facials, pampering massages and hair treatments this year.

Tony Huang, CEO, Energy Eco Chain.

If you’re checking out this year’s pickings for the popular Sale of Balance Flats launch, here’s a breakdown of considerations to help you decide if you want to apply for a flat through the scheme.

The modern satellite town of Ang Mo Kio is coveted for its convenient location and amenities. We check out the attractions at this popular mature town.

Made in Japan within pharmaceutical premises, Borsch Med Bind&Block FAT works to remove unwanted excess fat from the food you consume, so that you can eat everything, from burgers to roti prata, without worrying about weight gain. The popular supplement was sold out everywhere, but new stocks have been brought in recently.

The mental hurdle you get when brainstorming or working on a project? It’s normal. But you can bulldoze your way through it, say creativity experts.

Eat what you want and stay slim with Borsch Med Bind&Block FAT.

Fill up those water bottles, because NIKKI FUNG has rounded up a batch of cool playgrounds for an afternoon of outdoor fun.

Who doesn’t want to get more done, in less time? If we could do that, we think we’d be happier, less stressed, and have more time to do X (spend time with family, exercise, fill in your own blank). But the truth is that we’ll always be wrestling with what to spend our limited time on, no matter how much time we do or don’t have.In these two pages, I invite you to think of productivity as not just something you get out of work, but across your entire life. Because being productive isn’t about being efficient, i.e. getting stuff done, but about being effective, i.e. getting the right stuff done.