Chantecaille shows how it’s staying ahead of the curve, from using clean ingredients to championing environmental causes through its products.

In the fight against Covid-19, Ng Choon-Peng has been unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight. The CEO of Immunoscape shares his thoughts on balancing social good with business sustainability and a life worth living.

In just a few months, the pandemic has changed how we work and play. Collectors tell The Peak about how the ways they appreciate watches have been transformed in a time of tumult.

Venture capitalist Martin Berry believes the world is on the cusp of the next great entrepreneurial wave and he’s placing his bet on one thing.

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.

Hollywood A-listers and the everywoman are increasingly turning to doctor-backed skincare brands to achieve complexion perfection. But are they all they are hyped up to be? Arissa Ha explores

FOR ALL OF FASHION’S FINERY AND GLAMOUR, MENTAL HEALTH ISN’T SOMETHING THAT IT’S NAILED GOING BY THE LUMINARIES IT HAS CLAIMED (THIS YEAR MARKS THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF ALEXANDER MCQUEEN’S TRAGIC SUICIDE).

Curbs on travel being issued by governments are increasingly suggesting videoconferencing as a replacement tool.

But we won’t let it burn. This is how to do your part in the climate crisis.

In the decade that she’s been at the helm of Aware, former lawyer Corinna Lim has spearheaded numerous projects and campaigns – from helping single parents to victims of sexual assault – that have led to positive changes in the community.

One billion dollars!

No poor cousin of African safaris, the highly affordable Asian safaris offer equally thrilling adventures from forest excursions and river rides to land expeditions, plus exotic animals like Royal Bengal tigers and four-horned antelopes – from just $500 a person.

An Italian fibre company leads attempts to repurpose derelict fishing nets.

When famously eco-minded fashion designer Stella McCartney takes on a new role as sustainability adviser to the head of the world’s largest luxury conglomerate (that’s LVMH), and some of the biggest labels – from Chanel to Coach – renounce the use of contentious animal-derived materials, it will be impossible to ignore the signs: High fashion entering a new era.

A little-known rule change in 2017 allows all car owners to become rental entrepreneurs, possibly setting the stage for a truly shared economy.

AI whizz-kid Annabelle Kwok is a lethal combination of talent and youth. She’s intimidating on paper, but meet her in person and any apprehension dissipates – this year’s Her World Young Woman Achiever is an infectious ball of fun.

Whether they’re helping women in business, doing scientific research, rescuing stray cats, giving women prisoners hope, or educating kids in remote villages, these Singapore women are giving a hand where it’s needed.

Meet BAZAAR’s league of extraordinary women. Singapore visionaries under 40, they are paving the way in the tech and digital spheres and proving that the future is not only female, the future is now.

We find out how a Malaysian pewter company made it big in Singapore and worldwide, thanks to chairman Yong Poh Shin.

If you still think Chinese made goods are inferior to those made in the United States or Europe, it’s time for a rethink.

Kazuaki Ishiguro, Chief Blockchain Architect, Connectome.

The next big thing in sweat tech isn’t a wrist gadget. It’s in your body.

Shirley Crystal Chua, founder and CEO of Golden Equator, talks about making it as a woman in a male-dominated tech world.

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

It seems like it was only yesterday that we were still sending letters and driving manual cars.

Meet the cybersecurity honcho who has made cyberspace defence her life’s work.

Why ride-sharing or car-pooling will benefit car manufacturers as much as they would cities.

We celebrate International Women’s Day with a coterie of women who are ground-breaking and pioneering in their respective (and respected) fields, from AI to social welfare to F&B. These are Singapore’s new game changers.

Singapore is arguably the world’s most expensive city* to live in.

Jonathan Ballon, Vice President in the Internet of Things Group (IOTG), Intel Corporation.

Green Entrepreneurs & Champions.

The Meisterkreis photo exhibition featuring the country’s leading brands aims to connect education with collaboration.

With their solid reputation for craftsmanship, engineering, and pursuit of excellence, German companies are well positioned to strengthen their brands in the new digital economy. And with the Meisterkreis photography exhibition, they are taking this message to the world.

A fair and sustainable point-to-point transport industry is more about regulation than competition.

Driverless cars are not quite around the corner as previously thought.

Patrick Lo, Chairman and CEO, Netgear.

Elon Musk may be an inspiration for the movie Iron Man, but Musk’s companies have real-world problems to solve.

Do private-hire cars tarnish the image of a brand? If so, why are car companies jostling for a piece of the blue-label market?

No, because it’s still a big pile of mess.

If you’ve just set up on your own or are working freelance, a co-working space makes sense. The rent isn’t astronomical, you’ll connect with loads of people outside your industry, and have tons of useful, fun events to go to. Oh, and did we mention? These spaces are gorgeous. So even if you’re not in the market for a hot desk, read this and drool. Then show it to your boss.

BAZAAR’s indispensable guide to the people, places and products that will get you in the mood for love.

Standing for quality, precision, reliability and a fusion of innovation and tradition, Switzerland and “Swiss-made” have become global brands in their own right. Here, the stories behind leading Swiss brands in Singapore, and the excellence expressed in their products and services.

They get your online spoils to you, stat. They fix your acne woes and your clogged bathroom pipes. They sell your unwanted goods. And give stray animals a home. Clara How, Hoe I Yune and Davelle Lee meet the men who solve our problems and make our lives easier. So how could we not love them?

Why work nine-to-five if you don’t have to?

Despite the economic downturn, it’s not impossible to land the job of your dreams. Find out what industries are expected to thrive and how to up your chances of getting hired.

SINGAPOREAN JONATHAN TEO HAS NOT ONLY PLACED SOME SAVVY BETS ON THE WORLD’S TOP SOCIAL NETWORKS INCLUDING TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND SNAPCHAT, BUT HE HAS ALSO MADE IT HIS LIFE’S WORK TO MAKE THE WORLD A MORE CONNECTED PLACE

TECHNOPRENEURIAL TYPES FROM THE LITTLE RED DOT ARE MAKING THEIR WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO’S BAY AREA – THE CENTRE OF THE GLOBAL START-UP SCENE – IN A BID TO MAKE IT BIG.

In Which We take a look at payment logistics firms - the open secret of the success of mobile apps and services, and why they are here to stay.

Faced with a shrinking consumer market, camera companies have to find various ways to thrive. But Photokina 2016 showed that coming up with something new doesn’t necessarily have to mean reinventing the wheel completely.

These under-30 millennials are harnessing the power of technology for good –from teaching women to code, to helping female entrepreneurs get more funds

Buying a car can be a pleasant journey or a hairraising nightmare – the difference lies not only in what you buy, but also whom you choose to buy from.

COMMERCE might come to a standstill if it wasn’t for the trucking industry. Without these behemoths, it wouldn’t just be diffi cult for goods to reach cities; moving raw materials in bulk to factories would be very hard, too.