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Tim Ho Wan goes back to basics to continue growing in Singapore
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AI in China and the United States – O’Reilly
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‘I Can Read, But I Don’t Know What It Means’: Rethinking Literacy for Multilingual Kids
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Tim Ho Wan goes back to basics to continue growing in Singapore
Instead of reinventing the wheel, Hong Kong dim sum chain Tim Ho Wan is doubling down on the basics Eateries have had a tough couple of years. In 2024, Singapore saw its highest number of F&B business closures in 20 years, with over 3,000 establishments shutting their doors. 2025 witnessed a similar trend, with the
AI in China and the United States – O’Reilly
At a private dinner a few months ago, Jensen Huang apparently said what I’ve been thinking for some time. The US is significantly behind China in AI development. Here are some of the reasons. Huang starts with the ratio of AI developers in China (he estimates 1 million) to AI developers in the US (20,000).
‘I Can Read, But I Don’t Know What It Means’: Rethinking Literacy for Multilingual Kids
In classrooms across the country, children are showing progress in reading, yet many students cannot tell you what those words mean, why they matter or how the text connects to their lives. My first grade multilingual learner asked for help with an assignment that required reading the word and matching it to the corresponding picture.
15,700 new jobs in Singapore over the next five years, with most above S$5,000: EDB
Sectors such as services, manufacturing, and R&D to lead the way in job creation Investment commitments secured in Singapore throughout 2025 are projected to generate 15,700 new jobs as they materialise over the next five years. Significantly, approximately two-thirds of these positions are expected to offer a gross monthly salary exceeding $5,000, the Economic Development
She turned her knitting hobby into a hand-dyed yarn biz, winning US & Canada fans.
Parkour Kitties Fibers claims to be one of the first hand-dyed yarn businesses in Singapore Mentioning “parkour” to anyone generally evokes a mental image of a particularly athletic individual, overcoming barriers and obstacles with ease. Or, maybe that specific scene from The Office may come to mind. For 55-year-old Lois Teo, however, parkour is simply
TP-Link Deco 101: Everything You Need to Know about the Popular Mesh Brand
This post will give you an overview of TP-Link Deco, a well-known mesh brand, including its brief history, what to expect from it, and its general pros and cons. While a specific mesh set’s performance depends on its hardware, each Deco variant generally shares common attributes available to the brand’s core firmware. In other words,
Designing Effective Multi-Agent Architectures – O’Reilly
Papers on agentic and multi-agent systems (MAS) skyrocketed from 820 in 2024 to over 2,500 in 2025. This surge suggests that MAS are now a primary focus for the world’s top research labs and universities. Yet there is a disconnect: While research is booming, these systems still frequently fail when they hit production. Most teams
How a Small Louisiana School Misled Families and Thwarted Students’ College Dreams
The story Mike Landry told about his students, who were majority African American, sounded depressingly familiar: poor, raised on the wrong side of the tracks, ignored, forgotten. But it made the rest of their story seem even more inspiring: Through grit, hard work, and help from a hole-in-the-wall private school — T.M. Landry College Prep
Workers in Singapore are happy, but also burnt out. What’s up?
Singapore is one of the happiest cities in the world—but are workers really happy? In the past three years, Singapore has consistently been among the world’s happiest cities, placing third in 2025. However, the latest Jobstreet by SEEK Workplace Happiness Index reveals a striking gap between expectation and reality. While 81% of workers in Singapore
Sixteen Claude AI agents working together created a new C compiler
Amid a push toward AI agents, with both Anthropic and OpenAI shipping multi-agent tools this week, Anthropic is more than ready to show off some of its more daring AI coding experiments. But as usual with claims of AI-related achievement, you’ll find some key caveats ahead. On Thursday, Anthropic researcher Nicholas Carlini published a blog