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Non-fungible token sales volume surged past the $4 billion mark in the last month, according to TradingPlatforms.com and data released by DappRadar.

Why are NFTs suddenly so popular and what do you need to know before you jump in with investment FOMO?

In Tech Talk, Prime Time's Rachel Kelly spoke to Seh Huan Kiat, Fintech Director at PhillipCapital to understand the tech behind the trend.

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An organ donor who gave part of his liver to a one-year-old girl he had never met, has been named The Straits Times Singaporean of the Year 2021.

In The Big Story, multimedia journalist Hairianto Dirman spoke to Sakthibalan Balathandautham about receiving the accolade, as well as his activism in organ donation.

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The road ahead for Southeast Asia's manufacturers may still be a fairly uncertain one, with factories grappling with COVID-19 disruptions, supply chain inefficiencies and labor shortages, to name a few. And disruptions in Southeast Asia may have ripple effects across the global supply chain. Suraj Kamath, Director for Industry Consulting in the Manufacturing Sector at SAS, joined us on Across the ASEAN to talk about how integral ASEAN manufacturers have become to global industries, and if data driven solutions and technology might be able to help them solve these persistent issues.

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The Singapore Budget is just over one week away, and a key theme this year is sustainability.

Industry leaders have said that the upcoming national Budget should offer businesses grants and other support to promote environmental, social, and governance issues.

In Eco Money, Prime Time's Rachel Kelly spoke to Professor Lawrence Loh Director, Centre for Governance and Sustainability at NUS Business School to find out what’s on the Budget wishlist of the business and investment community when it comes to ESG.

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For most of us, flies are an annoyance, especially when they come near our food.  However, a project in Singapore is looking at how food waste can be converted into nutrients for food production, with the help of the black soldier fly. On Sustainable Singapore, Rhianne Lovell-Boland speaks to Nalini Puniamoorthy, Assistant Professor at the Department of Biological Sciences at NUS who shares more on how black soldier flies can help reduce food waste, while also increase food production in a sustainable way.

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