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Source: Singapore Press Holdings Limited. All articles reproduced with permission.

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04 Mar 2021

传授手工艺为慈善 (Lianhe Zaobao)

进修期间，陈雪婷创办社会企业Social Gifting，与社会服务机构合作教导受惠者手工艺，并售卖他们制作的产品。

24 Feb 2021

Meeting the need for soft foods in Singapore’s ageing population (The Straits Times)

Last year, former naval officer Michael Lim, 57, took the plunge to join an initiative to groom aspiring entrepreneurs in Singapore.

21 Feb 2021

My journey battling dyslexia, the loss of 2 loved ones and an eating disorder (TODAY online)

In 2018, towards the end of my first year of university studying human resource management, my grandfather died of a heart attack during the car ride home from a lunch we shared.

11 Feb 2021

Don’t be too quick to write off the sharing economy, even with COVID-19 (Channel NewsAsia)

Lockdowns and concerns over safety initially affected businesses in the sharing economy, but they have since re-aligned their priorities, says SUSS’ Dr Wang Yue.

09 Feb 2021

Democratise finance by decentralising, not mobbing (The Business Times)

Retail investors won a battle, but are far from winning the war in a system where victory favours those with information advantage and deep pockets.

26 Jan 2021

邻里派饭盒送暖 (Lianhe Zaobao)

汪福波从好友口中偶然得知，疫情给一些弱势年长者带来极大的不便，无法出门买食物，他便和好友一同想到派送饭盒的点子。

25 Jan 2021

Trees offer leadership lessons for non-profit organisations (TODAY online)

On a recent morning jog, I noticed a fallen papaya tree by the side of a road with unripe fruits, its weak roots exposed. It looked to be a victim of a thunderstorm.

16 Jan 2021

Global collective climate action should be a focus (Channel NewsAsia)

Focusing on how countries can reduce their carbon footprint together may be a more productive focus for the climate action agenda, says SUSS’ Koh Tieh Yong.

13 Jan 2021

Encourage seniors in digitalisation drive instead of forcing tech adoption (Channel NewsAsia)

As more activities of daily life, such as shopping and learning move online, one vulnerable group cannot be left on their own to figure things out, says A/Prof Calvin Chan.