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Ever wondered what CEOs and founders are like? Are they all work and no play? Do they have a nurturing or intimidating personality? In Employee No. 1, catch a glimpse of what it is like being a homegrown boss under 40. Take an inside look into their day, how they run their successful companies, and learn what it takes to be employee number one. Mention the name Aftershock PC and many would recognise it as one of the top brands in Singapore to get a fully customisable personal computer (PC). In fact, some of you may even be proud owners of their products. The boutique PC builder is owned by fraternal twin brothers Marcus and Joe Wee, 37, where Marcus is the company's managing director and Joe is the creative director. While Marcus may come off as soft-spoken to many, his eyes lit up while chatting with AsiaOne about Aftershock PC. And from our short session alone, we could see why he is the best man to represent and helm this brand because he lives, eats, sleeps and breathes ... » Learn More about All work, all play: Aftershock PC founder games with his staff after office hours; proud of their work-life balance

Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://t.me/mothershipsg Previously on Squid Game, its showrunners mistakenly placed an actual phone number on their show: A woman (initial reports had mistakenly identified her as a man), who has absolutely nothing to do with Squid Game, has been fielding thousands of calls after her phone number was flashed on screen during the hit Netflix series. The number belonged to a character played by Korean star Gong Yoo in the show. Netflix, upon hearing of her plight, said they would reach out to the owner to settle this. Case closed. Backlash over offer to solve it Case open. The woman was reportedly told there was only one option to solve the issue. Change her number. Koreaboo , citing SBS News , reported this turn of events. But the option wasn't a great solution for the lady. Not only has she used the number for 20 years, that was also the number of her small business. Imagine having to sieve ... » Learn More about ‘Change your number’: Netflix still trying to resolve ‘Squid Game’ phone number issue with owner

Alex Cabagnot returned with aplomb and lifted San Miguel to an 88-87 escape over NorthPort in Game 1 of their PBA Philippine Cup quarterfinals at the DHVSU Gym in Bacolor, Pampanga on Sunday, September 26. Sidelined for almost the entire conference due to a knee injury, Cabagnot came up clutch and hit the game-winner as the Beermen moved a win away from the semifinals. Cabagnot, who marked his first game back with 20 points and 3 rebounds, hit a fallaway jumper with a second left, putting to waste a gutsy triple from Robert Bolick in the preceding play that pushed the Batang Pier ahead. Going 0-of-4 from beyond the arc, Bolick stunned San Miguel after drilling in a long bomb from near halfcourt with 4.5 ticks remaining to give NorthPort an 87-86 edge. But benched for the final play, Bolick turned from elated to heartbroken as he witnessed Cabagnot sink the game-winning shot. Mo Tautuaa chalked up 15 points, CJ Perez added 14 points and 6 ... » Learn More about Clutch Cabagnot breaks NorthPort heart, lifts San Miguel in Game 1

PETALING JAYA: MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong has congratulated long jumper Abdul Latif Romly (pic) for bringing home Malaysia’s third gold medal in the Tokyo Paralympic Games. “Malaysia's third gold medal! Congratulations to national hero, Abdul Latif Romly for winning the gold medal in the long jump event of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games,” Dr Wee posted on his Facebook account on Saturday (Sept 4), shortly after the event. Abdul Latif, the gold medalist of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, jumped 7.45m beating Greece's Athanasios Prodromou who delivered a jump of 7.17m and Australian Nicholas Hum’s 7.12m in third place. “Thank you Abdul Latif, coaches, paralympic athletics team, and the Malaysian contingent for making Malaysia proud! (mengharumkan nama Malaysia),” Dr Wee added. Abdul Latif sustained an injury but did enough to retain his men's long jump T20 title and help Malaysia achieve its three-gold medal target at the Tokyo Paralympics on Saturday. Besides ... » Learn More about Dr Wee congratulates long jumper Abdul Latif Romly for Malaysia’s third gold in Tokyo Paralympics

TOKYO: National para athletics champion, Abdul Latif Romly can compete in the normal category if he wants to, says his coach Shahrul Amri Suhaimi. Shahrul said he would support Abdul Latif, who successfully defended his T20 long jump (intellectual disability) gold at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, if he decides to compete in the normal category in the future. “Abdul Latif has no problem competing in the normal category as he had competed in the Malaysia Games and the 2017 SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur. If that is his wish, we will not stop him and will give our best support,” said Shahrul in an online press conference. The 38-year-old coach he will draw up a new plan to determine the future of the Perlis athlete after his charge recovered from the leg injury he suffered in the final on Saturday in Japan. In the final, Abdul Latif, who won his first Paralympics gold in Rio de Janeiro in 2016, was in a class of his own when he led the standings with his second jump of 7.45m which was ... » Learn More about Coach will not stop Abdul Latif from competing in normal category

PERTH, Australia (Reuters) -A fast-finishing Melbourne Demons ended a 57-year premiership wait on Saturday, claiming the Australian Football League's top honour with a 74-point Grand Final victory against a shell-shocked Western Bulldogs under lights at Perth Stadium. Christian Petracca amassed 39 disposals and two goals in a dominant midfield display, helping the Demons to a 21.14 (140) - 10.6 (66) win before a 61,118 strong capacity crowd. The AFL awarded coronavirus-free Western Australia its first Grand Final because of a prolonged lockdown in the game's traditional home state of Victoria. The Demons settled early by scoring four of the first five goals, but the Bulldogs fought back in the second quarter with midfielders Adam Treloar and Marcus Bontempelli kicking two majors apiece to set up an eight-point lead at halftime. Melbourne's victory quickly became assured after the break as they piled on 12 unanswered goals, with forwards Bayley Fritsch (six goals) and Ben Brown ... » Learn More about Australian Rules-Demons scorch Bulldogs in AFL decider, end 57-year drought

CJ Perez took on whatever needed to be filled and helped San Miguel move on the cusp of a return to the PBA Philippine Cup semifinals. A silent but deadly operator, Perez averaged 17.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 2.0 steals as San Miguel nosed out Alaska in the eliminations and survived NorthPort in their quarterfinals opener. Perez led the way in a 101-100 escape against Alaska on Wednesday, September 22, with 20 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals, and 3 assists, including the crucial dime to Marcio Lassiter for the game-winning three-pointer. The win secured San Miguel the No. 4 seed in the quarterfinals and sent Alaska packing out of the semi-bubble in Bacolor, Pampanga. Appearing in the playoffs for the first time, Perez then delivered 14 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 assists as San Miguel nipped NorthPort, 88-87 , on Sunday, September 26, in Game 1 of their best-of-three quarterfinals series. With his stellar play, Perez earned the nod ... » Learn More about CJ Perez named PBA Player of the Week