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Jobs Of Tomorrow: Mapping Opportunity In The New Economy

February 19, 2020

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is not only producing innovations that improve human lives, it is also creating new jobs. A shift in demand and priorities are creating a space for…

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Jobs Of Tomorrow: Mapping Opportunity In The New Economy

February 19, 2020

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is not only producing innovations that improve human lives, it is also creating new jobs. A shift in demand and priorities are creating a space for…

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We Have The Tools And Technology To Work Less And Live Better

November 4, 2019

In 1930, a year into the Great Depression, John Maynard Keynes sat down to write about the economic possibilities of his grandchildren. Despite widespread gloom as the global economic order…

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Latest Data Shows Progress Made By Each Generation of Singaporeans: Improvements In Education, Employment, Wages, Residential Property Ownership

October 23, 2019

Compared to older age groups, Singaporeans in their 40s today are more educated, better able to find jobs, earn more, save more, and live longer and healthier years. These are…

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Technology

NUS Career Planning App Helps 312,000 Alumni Stay Competitive In The Job Market

September 2, 2019

NUS career+ app offers a quick, simple and convenient way for alumni to improve their career outcomes by leveraging artificial intelligence Alumni of the National University of Singapore (NUS) can…

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Jobs Of Tomorrow: Mapping Opportunity In The New Economy

Jobs Of Tomorrow: Mapping Opportunity In The New Economy

We Have The Tools And Technology To Work Less And Live Better

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Latest Data Shows Progress Made By Each Generation of Singaporeans: Improvements In Education, Employment, Wages, Residential Property Ownership

NUS Career Planning App Helps 312,000 Alumni Stay Competitive In The Job Market

Twitter Is Now X. Here’s What That Means.

From Sky Charts To Atomic Clocks, Time Is A Mysterious Story That Humans Keep Inventing

OpEd: The Calculated Dance of Immigration in the UK

Two Historic Shipwrecks Discovered In Singapore Territorial Waters, Maritime Archaeological Research Ongoing

How Cities Can Prepare For The Next Pandemic

LTA Pilots New Initiative To Help Commuters With Invisible Medical Conditions

What We Can Learn From The Stoics In Rethinking Urban Design

To Achieve Net-Zero Carbon Cities And Buildings We Need Systemic Efficiency

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ST Engineering’s IoT Solution To Monitor Performance Of Lifts In Singapore

Nurses On The Front Lines: A History Of Heroism From Florence Nightingale To Coronavirus

Mathematicians uncover the logic behind how people walk in crowds

Tariffs, Trump, and Other Things That Start With T – They’re Not The Problem, It’s How We Use Them

IBM contributes key open-source projects to Linux Foundation to advance AI community participation

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Mitsubishi Motors Canada Launches AI-Powered “Intelligent Companion” to Transform the 2025 Outlander Buying Experience

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Canonical announces 12 year Kubernetes LTS

New Meta for Education Offering is Now Generally Available

Deep dive into AI with Google Cloud’s global generative AI roadshow

How the UK’s plans for AI could derail net zero – the numbers explained