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The latest COE prices whereby COEs for Category A and Category B are priced at $91,001 and $100,901 respectively. This continues the trend whereby the gap between Cat A and Cat B is narrow, at about $10,000 apart. Previously, the gap used to be about $30,000 apart. 

What is fueling this narrow gap? Will this trend continue? Can we ever expect COE prices to become less expensive? Lee Nian Tjoe, Senior Transport Correspondent at The Straits Times, shares his views. 

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Singapore is one of the few APAC markets with a full end-to-end life sciences value chain that comprises manufacturing, R&D, sales & logistics. To date, Singapore has cultivated life sciences growth through a network of vibrant and strategically located clusters. While life sciences properties have begun to stand out as a growing asset class for real estate investors, where are the opportunities and how do they fit into the landscape of commercial real estate? Tricia Song, CBRE Head of Research, Singapore and Southeast Asia tells us more. 

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In this episode of Eco Money, Rachel Kelly speaks with Susie Burrage OBE, President, Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) on her journey within the recycling industry, being appointed as the first female president of BIR, AND major business trends and investment opportunities within the sector. 

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We drink it... we love it… now let's trade it.

Sean Cheong and Yeap Jun Rong, Market Strategist at IG, discuss coffee futures, in the light of global rising coffee prices. What are the key factors behind coffee prices' surge and how to trade them? Join them for this "coffee" chat. 

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Recently, OCBC Securities launched a new artificial intelligence tool called AI Oscar, to pick stocks. How does it change the game for investors and trading? How about in the broader banking industry, transform financial, banking and customer services? Wilson He, Managing Director, OCBC Securities and Donald MacDonald, Head of Group Data Office, OCBC, tells Lynlee Foo more. 

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The Urban Redevelopment Authority announced a second-half confirmed list of the Government Land Sales programme that would bring total supply in 2024 to levels highest in a single year since 2013, and, with the government’s plans to continue to release a steady supply of private housing in future GLS programmes to cater to demand, what will this mean for the collective sale market? Nicholas Mak, Chief Research Officer of property search portal Mogul.sg joining Lynlee Foo to share more insights.

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As Singapore begins trials for battery charging and swapping and mobile charging systems for electric heavy goods vehicles (e-HGVs) in the second half of 2024, Industry Insight takes a look at mobile EV charging services and how such solutions are addressing gaps in the charging ecosystem.

Chin Kee Min. Co-founder & CEO of Power-Up Tech or PUP, shares more with  Lynlee Foo including the company’s expansion into Malaysia to provide Singapore EV drivers more convenience.

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Go on a global gastronomic journey at the annual World Food Fair event, from Thursday, July 4th till Sunday July 7th. 

What’s in store this year at one of Singapore's largest and longest-running consumer food shows? 

Paul Lee, Chief Executive of Markets at Constellar, tells us more.

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The Singapore-Johor Causeway, one of the busiest border crossings in the world, turns 100 today (Jun 28, 2024). Francis E. Hutchinson, Senior Fellow and Coordinator of the Malaysia Studies Programme, ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute, talks to Lynlee Foo about how it came to be and what the century-old land crossing means to Singaporeans and Malaysians.

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Virtual productions allow filmmakers, cinematographers, directors, producers and creatives to shoot in-camera VFX using LED technology whilst exploring the technological landscape that's revolutionising the visual effects industry. It combines both physical and virtual film-making techniques, so visual effects can be shot on-camera instead of edited in during post-production. Recently, a former power station at 25 Pasir Panjang Road, has been given new life as a pioneering studio called X3D studio, the largest facility of its type in South-east Asia that will employ the same virtual production technology used to create the immersive settings seen in visually arresting productions. Karen Seah, co-founder of X3D Studio tells us more about virtual productions and how it is changing the media and entertainment sector in Singapore. 

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