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Money FM Podcasts (March 23) Prime Group: How Covid-19 tested the supermarket’s reflexes (featuring Mr Tan Yong Shao, chief executive, Prime Group International) Should you invest in cryptocurrencies? (featuring Mr Christopher Tan, chief executive, Providend) KrisShop supports local businesses amid Covid-19 (featuring Mr Chris Pok, chief executive, KrisShop) How does lata's travel pass work (featuring Mr Vinoop Goel, regional director for airports and external relations, Asia-Pacific, International Air Transport Association) Irfan Fandi, the first Singaporean to win the Thai top division with BG Pathum (featuring Mr Irfan Fandi, Singaporean footballer) Discover Money FM 89.3 Podcasts: http://www.moneyfm893.sg/podcast/ Spotify: https://str.sg/JWVx ... » Learn More about Weekly Money FM Podcasts: KrisShop supporting local amid Covid-19

Money FM Podcasts of the week (March 29) Traveloka shares consumer insights on SingapoRediscovers vouchers redemption (featuring Mr Reza Juniarshah, head of corporate communications, Traveloka) Transforming Singapore’s economy for a post-Covid-19 future (featuring Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Chan Chun Sing) Buyer of S$93 million dollar digital art, on wealth-building (featuring Mr Vignesh Sundaresan, chief financier of Metapurse) Health Suites : Should I take a nap during the work day? (featuring Mr Eugene Tay, principal psychologist and programme director at Psychealth Practice, a member of Healthway Medical Group) Re-connecting families after incarceration (featuring Ms Saleemah Ismail, executive director, New Life Stories) Discover Money FM 89.3 Podcasts: http://www.moneyfm893.sg/podcast/ Spotify: https://str.sg/JWVx ... » Learn More about Weekly Money FM Podcasts: Transforming Singapore’s economy for a post-Covid-19 future

Money FM Podcasts (April 12) Trust in Singapore's key institutions rose in 2020 (featuring Mr John Kerr, chief executive, Edelman Singapore) 5 stocks analysed by a market historian and investor steeped in cycle analysis (featuring Mr Derick Tan, founder and chief executive, Timing and You) Masagos Zulkifli: Support for Singaporeans economically impacted by Covid-19 (special interview with Minister for Social and Family Development and 2nd Minister for Health, Mr Masagos Zulkifli) Serving Singapore’s robust startup ecosystem (featuring Mr Daniel Lin, co-founder & chief executive, FundedHere) Rafik Mansour: Celebrating 55 Years of U.S.-Singapore Diplomatic Relations (special interview with Chargé d'Affaires Rafik Mansour, Chief of Mission U.S. Embassy Singapore) Discover Money FM 89.3 Podcasts: http://www.moneyfm893.sg/podcast/ Spotify: https://str.sg/JWVx ... » Learn More about Weekly Money FM Podcasts: 5 stocks analysed by a market historian and investor steeped in cycle analysis

PARIS: France denied Wales a second Six Nations Grand Slam in three years when Brice Dulin scored a stoppage-time try to give them a 32-30 home victory on Saturday. Dulin dived over as France completed a remarkable turnaround to give Les Bleus the win and a bonus point that leaves them needing to beat Scotland on Friday with a bonus point and make up a 20-point deficit to top the standings. Wales had the game firmly in hand but picked up two yellow cards in the finale and were left them exposed to France's late fury. They lead the table with 20 points with France in third place on 15. (Reporting by Julien Pretot; Editing by Christian Radnedge) ... » Learn More about Rugby-France deny Wales Grand Slam with last-gap victory

After a series of drives led to space out wide, Dulin duly crossed in the corner with the clock 94 seconds into the red to spoil the Welsh party and keep French hopes alive PARIS: Brice Dulin scored an "incredible" injury-time try to help 14-man France to a 32-30 home win over Wales and stop the visitors from claiming a Six Nations Grand Slam. Lock Paul Willemse was sent off for the hosts, who can claim the championship title on Friday should they seal a bonus-point victory over Scotland with a winning points margin of at least 21. "The team believed in their stars, their destiny and their ability to climb the mountain," France coach Fabien Galthie told France Televisions. "We knew what was at stake, we knew the opponents, the dynamic they were in, so we knew what to expect but the scenario is incredible." Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones said losing two players to the sin bin in the closing 10 minutes proved costly. "I thought we were pretty good for 80 minutes but it was ... » Learn More about ‘Incredible’ France finish denies Wales Six Nations Grand Slam

Claudine Barretto (left) and Raymart Santiago (Images: Instagram/@claubarretto, @raymartsantiago) Claudine Barretto has again slammed ex-husband Raymart Santiago over the latter’s alleged lack of financial support to their two children. “Real dads support their children without the law telling them they have to,” read the quote Barretto shared on Instagram on March 20. Barretto then blatantly addressed the “Ang Probinsyano” actor in the caption, “This is for you raymartsantiago fight fair for once in your life!!!” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Claudine Barretto (@claubarretto) Barretto in 2013 first filed a complaint against Santiago for alleged “physical, sexual, psychological and economic” abuse in alleged violation of RA 9262, or the Anti-Violence against Women and Their Children Act of 2004. The actress then filed a new complaint against Santiago just last November after Santiago apparently ... » Learn More about Claudine Barretto slams Raymart Santiago for allegedly not giving child support: ‘Fight fair!’

Former Health secretary and Iloilo First District Rep. Janette Garin called on the government to fast-track the rollout of Covid-19 vaccines, saying frontliners in various sectors should be prioritized in the program. “It is not correct to finish all health care workers first before other frontliners,” she told reporters on Wednesday. “It is imperative that we continue vaccinating those who are willing to be vaccinated.” The ex-DoH chief reiterated that the government cannot force people to be inoculated. “They should vaccinate people ‘simultaneously’ should they want to stop the surge of infections in the country,” she added. Garin also put the spotlight on the three basic T’s: testing, tracing and treating, emphasizing that full protection from the virus only takes effect two to four weeks after the second dose. “In a country of 111 million people, we have [only] vaccinated around .002 percent. Where is the urgency? Where is that ‘gusto’ to save lives and protect our people?” ... » Learn More about Ex-Health chief slams slow vaccine rollout

FILE – Tennis – Australian Open – Women’s Singles Final – Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia, February 20, 2021 Japan’s Naomi Osaka celebrates winning her final match against Jennifer Brady of the U.S. REUTERS/Loren Elliott Naomi Osaka, who swept to her fourth Grand Slam title in as many major finals with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Jennifer Brady on Saturday, has made a rapid and at times uncomfortable climb to the top. The 23-year-old’s zen-like mentality and increased gravitas on and off the court have elevated her alongside Serena Williams to being the one of the most recognizable female athletes on the planet. But it is her unceasing politeness away from the battlefield, coupled with the on-court steel that runs through all champions, that makes her stand apart. “Do you like to be called Jenny or Jennifer?” she almost timidly asked Brady before embarking on her winner’s speech on Saturday. It was typical of Osaka, who also gave a deferential bow to Williams after ... » Learn More about Osaka’s rise: from shy youngster to four-time Grand Slam champion

PHUKET TOWN: The Mayor of Phuket Town, Phumisak Hongyok, has responded angrily to criticism by environmentalists of the town’s garbage incinerator, which began operations just a couple of months ago. At a recent conference in Phuket Town, organized by such groups as Greenpeace and the Phuket Environmental Protection Group, Dr Paul Connett, chemistry professor from the University of St Lawrence in New York, slammed garbage incinerators as a major producer of poisonous materials. “Incinerators release chemical toxins such as dioxins and furans into the air. And they don’t destroy trash; they just change it into ash that is contaminated with toxins,” Dr Connett said. He said that Phuket should be using recycling to solve its garbage problems, and urged that the incinerator should be just one part of a center for dealing with garbage. “Incinerators don’t go well with tourism,” he added. “But tourists will be impressed if the Thai people try to re-use and recycle materials.” Mayor Phumisak ... » Learn More about Mayor slams environmentalists over trash

MANILA, Philippines — Senator Panfilo Lacson has slammed as a “dirty hatchet job,” a “malicious” photo circulating in social media which he said is insinuating that he is already posturing for the 2022 elections. Lacson said Thursday evening that he has instructed his staff to identify those behind the circulation of his photo with the caption “P-angulong I-aayos N-a muli ang G-obyerno.” (the president who will fix the government.) “It is a dirty hatchet job, to put it mildly – being circulated at a time when some propagandists, with the aid of troll farms, are accusing me of politicking by criticizing the handling of the pandemic,” he said. “Now comes this photo to make it appear that I’m really politicizing the situation—and nothing can be further from the truth,” he added. The senator noted that the photo circulated shortly after presidential spokesperson Harry Roque accused those criticizing the government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic of politicking during ... » Learn More about Lacson slams ‘malicious’ photo as ‘dirty hatchet job’