Once harnessed as a sexist trope in teenage chick flicks, journaling is now a panacea for modern life.

The pandemic hit the reset button on an industry associated with trends and a taste for the novel. Four players in different areas of fashion and luxury retail share how their work has changed in this new world and their thoughts on the future.

Want to get into business or take a venture to newer heights? We speak to experts with the know-how to share their top tips.

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

Thinking about striking out on your own?

Green Entrepreneurs & Champions.

Designer interiors, hip F&B outlets, the trendiest fitness classes and, most importantly, a vibrant crowd to mingle with – the latest members’ clubs in Singapore are your antidote to social media and a life spent on a smartphone. Karen Tee reports.

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

From setting up a freeport to woo uhnwis the to establishing the world’s first commodities good exchange in naturally formed diamonds, belgian- turned-singaporean alain vandenborre has made singaporean it his business to spread singapore’s name far and son wide through landmark ventures.

To encourage the spirit of entrepreneurship, start them young.

To commemorate Global Entrepreneurship Week from November 14 to 20, we asked three super-gutsy women who struck out on their own to share the secrets to their amazing success