Breakfast with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek
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Get a head start to your work day with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek from 6am to 9am. Listen to insightful discussions on the stories and issues that matter the most to you and be apprised of the markets and the companies to watch.
JAN 4, 2023
04/01/23 - Bigger Picture: Singapore's Q4 growth slump a sign of moreVishnu Varathan, Head of Economics & Strategy, Asia at Mizuho Bank discusses the pressures and bright spots for Singapore's economy in 2023, amid China's reopening boost but also the rising risk of a global recession.
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JAN 3, 2023
03/01/23 - Bigger Picture: Layoffs are lagging indicators for tech companiesFrancis Tan, Senior Investment Strategist, UOB Private Bank discusses the three themes in his focus in 2023: peaking inflation and Fed risks, high odds of a US recession, and anticipating the next upcycle.
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JAN 3, 2023
03/01/23 - Bigger Picture: US jobs report among key events in first week of 2023Matthew Taylor, Senior Director, FTI Consulting reviews some of the key themes that will carry over from 2022 for investors to watch out for and the events this week to watch out for including the US jobs report.
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JAN 3, 2023
03/01/23 - Breakfast Brief: Jittery start to 2023In today's Breakfast Brief, we discuss Chinese President Xi Jinping flagging tough challenges in China's fight against Covid, the latest round data showing the country's growth slumped in the final quarter and North Korea expanding its nuclear arsenal.
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JAN 3, 2023
03/01/23 - Trading Matters by OCBC Securities: Recap of key major indices performance in 2022In this episode of Trading Matters by OCBC Securities, we discuss key major indices closing on a double-digit loss and does this reflect what is going to happen in 2023 with Samuel Wong, Trading Strategist, OCBC.
Trading Matters is brought to you by OCBC Securities.
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DEC 30, 2022
30/12/22 - Why It Matters: Spotting signs of social media and gaming addictionWith the proliferation of smartphones, computers and gaming devices in the past two decades, social media and cyber games have increasingly become more popular with people of all ages, particularly children. While it can have benefits on creativity, adverse effects such as lack of sleep and behavioural problems can result if taken to the extreme.
Zhang Zheying, Co-Founder, Good School Learning Hub delves into how to spot signs of such habits in children and how best to deal with it.
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DEC 30, 2022
30/12/22 - Breakfast Brief: Race for 2022's top stock marketIn today's Breakfast Brief, we talk about the opposition by European health officials on the restrictions placed by other countries on travelers from China, as well as the top stock market for 2022.
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06:22
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DEC 30, 2022
30/12/22 - Weekly Wrap Up: Biggest local headlines in 20222022 has been an interesting year for Singapore. Relaxation of mask-wearing measures, parliament repealing Section 377A and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong chosen to succeed Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong for the top job.
Eugene Tan, Associate Professor of Law, Singapore Management University discusses these headlines and more.
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DEC 29, 2022
29/12/22 - Why It Matters: Talent shortage in biotech startups in SingaporeLocal biomedical companies in Singapore has raised more than US$600 million between January and September 2021. But attracting and maintaining a stable talent pipeline is a challenge, even as various agencies and stakeholders up their efforts to build up the sector.
Juliana Lim, Executive Director - Talent, SGInnovate shares insights on what can be done to fill up the talent gaps.
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DEC 29, 2022
29/12/22 - Bigger Picture: Pricing in China reopening double edged swordVasu Menon, Executive director, Investment Strategy, OCBC discusses how investors should approach investing in China in 2023, and some of the biggest lessons learnt in 2022.
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