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Bubble tea is an irreplaceable "life-saver" in Singapore. Whether single, in love, heartbroken, working overtime, celebrating, or cooling off, milk tea is always there. It has become a lifestyle symbol and a social tool—bridging relationships with colleagues or sparking conversations with a simple phrase: "Let me buy you a bubble tea." On average, Singaporeans consume about 150 cups of bubble tea per year—almost a cup every 2-3 days! Missing out for a couple of days? That’s unbearable! Remember during the early pandemic days when Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced a lockdown starting at 11:59 PM? The entire island rushed out—not to stockpile essentials, but to queue for their "last cup of bubble tea."Among Southeast Asian countries, Singapore leads with an average annual bubble tea s

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For Singaporeans, buying lottery tickets is a part of daily life, and they truly dedicate time and effort to queue up for them. Whether young or old, people stand in long lines to buy tickets, even waiting all night to do so.1. Have you reached the average amount that Singaporeans spend on lottery tickets?Singaporeans are the world’s number one when it comes to love for the lottery! In the 2019 World Lottery Yearbook, it was reported that Singapore spends $5.41 billion (about SGD 7.1 billion) annually on lottery tickets. This amounts to $935 per person (about SGD 1,240), far exceeding the $798 per person in Massachusetts, USA, which ranks second globally.2. Why are Singaporeans so obsessed with the lottery?The odds of winning are high, and the prizes are also huge!On October 21, 2024, Sing

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On Thursday and Friday, three big banks in Singapore will release earnings.As of November 5, 2024, they have delivered strong performances year-to-date. $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ has led the pack with a 34.96% gain, followed by $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ at 25.13%, and $UOB(U11.SI)$ at 21.70%. All three have notably outperformed the Straits Times Index (STI), which has risen by 12.91% over the same period.1. How do three giants perform in last quarter?In the previous quarter (Q2 2024), all three banks delivered solid results.DBS' net interest margin (NIM) remained stable, while OCBC saw a slight decline of 7 basis points in NIM. UOB, on the other hand, recorded

The World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2024 is set to begin in Singapore on October 31! The competition will run from Thursday (October 31) through Saturday (November 2).The Swimming World Cup began on October 18 in Shanghai, China, then moved to Incheon, South Korea, and will conclude in Singapore. At each stop, the top male and female scorers will be crowned champions of that location, while the highest scorers across all three stops will compete for the overall championship in Singapore.At the Incheon stop last week, Olympic gold medalist Pan Zhanle, who set a world record in the Paris Olympics, delivered an impressive performance, winning gold in the men’s 400m and 800m events, despite rarely competing in long-distance races.A 2023 survey shows that during the pandemic, Singaporeans pla

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With the week halfway through, star companies like $KEPPEL REIT(K71U.SI)$ , $Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SI)$ , and $UOI(U13.SI)$ have released their latest earnings reports. Apart from $UOI(U13.SI)$, which saw its stock rise after the report, the other companies experienced declines following their earnings announcements.  1. $UOI(U13.SI)$ United Overseas Insurance jumped 1.7% with rising insurance revenue and growing shareholders' equity.Insurance revenue rose 14%, driven by higher release of contractual service margin and top-line growth. Shareholder