On Market View Wrap, Claressa Monteiro is joined by Candace Li, Market Analyst, SGX and JP Ong, Finance Presenter as they crunched the numbers of the market movements this past week, looking at the STI, the trio of local banks, sizeable inflows for Reits this year, also thanks to easing of safe management measures here, how does it affect F&B sectors here, as well as commodities, especially oil prices, plus what to look out next week.

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On Chasing Cars, with the latest COE premiums mostly higher this week and concerns that they will continue to rise, Claressa Monteiro speaks to Julian Kho, Editor, SgCarMart, to find out if a second hand car is a more viable option moving forward and what do buyers need to look out for when they go for a used car.

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On Soul of Business, with the energy demand in Southeast Asia expected to increase by 60% by 2040, Claressa Monteiro speaks to Thomas Baudlot, CEO Energy Solutions APAC & Southeast Asia Head of ENGIE, to look at how our energy needs are being met while we also move towards a more sustainable national attitude.

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On Soul of Business, TeamViewer, which is best known for its free software tool, has opened its Singapore Headquarters here. Claressa Monteiro speaks to Oliver Steil, Chairman of the Executive Board and CEO of TeamViewer, to talk more about their next phase of growth - industrial Augmented Reality (AR) solutions, as well as job opportunities with the company here.

Highlights of the conversation: 

01:22 Strategic reason for having HQ in Singapore.

02:00 APAC's contribution to TeamViewer's growth. 

03:18 New focus - industrial AR solutions. 

07:28 Upskilling for an aging workforce in AR solutions.

12:00 More job opportunities with TeamViewer in Singapore?

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On Health Suites, Singapore is widely considered to be one of the myopia capital of the world. Studies by the Singapore National Eye Centre found 10% of Singaporean children will be myopic by age five. Claressa Monteiro speaks to Jaycob Chin, Optometrist, Videre Eyecare to explore managing myopia in children and what it might take to convince parents. 

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