Chinese woman asks for $6,800 for undervalued chores, divorce court gives her 5 times more
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Japan’s tourism boom at risk as staff shortage threatens 2030 target—Can foreign workers fill the gap?
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Japan’s love motel turned funeral home sparks fierce debate on declining birth rate and ageing population
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Nvidia claims humanoid robot revolution is closer than you think—Are we ready?
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Singaporeans demand Q-commerce for everything—from flowers to last-minute gifts, not just meals
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Breaking barriers: The Filipina who became the first woman to graduate from Harvard Law School
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21 Carpenter: Singapore’s boutique hotel pays heartfelt tribute to the city’s migrant legacy
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South Korea’s Supreme Court issues groundbreaking ruling, redefining ‘business and workplace’ under Labour Standards Act
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Unlocking the secrets of longevity and what the world’s ‘Blue Zones’ can teach us about living past 100
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The art of personalisation: How young consumers are making everything their own
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