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Time Business News
13-05-2025
- Business
- Time Business News
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CNA
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
Radio DJ and actor Dennis Chew graduates from Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Mediacorp artiste Dennis Chew, 51, has graduated from Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP). He is the polytechnic's oldest full-time diploma student to graduate in 2025. The Love 972 radio DJ and Aunty Lucy actor received his Diploma in Chinese Media & Communication on May 2. His co-hosts on the station's The Breakfast Quartet show, Marcus Chin and Mark Lee, also attended the ceremony. Chew told local news publication The Straits Times after the ceremony that he has been offered a place in National University of Singapore's College of Humanities and Sciences. Chew returned to school at age 48 and during his three years at NP, while balancing his media career and studies, he was awarded The Kongzi Culture Fund's Pei Hwa Foundation Scholarship and MOE's Edusave Certificate of Academic Achievement for two consecutive years. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ngee Ann Polytechnic (@ngeeannpoly) Chew shared images of his milestones during his three-year course in a joint Instagram post with NP and NP's School of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies on May 5. These included moments like Chew's first day of school, his 50th birthday celebration with his classmates, his internship at Chinese restaurant Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, promoting his Final Year Project (FYP) on radio station Yes 933, his FYP film screening at Golden Village cinema, as well as his last lesson in school. The polytechnic wrote: 'Our beloved Dennis Chew has graduated!' The popular personality said in the caption, reflecting on his time at NP: 'Many times, especially at my age, I tend to unconsciously think that I know a lot. But after coming to study at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, I realised that I am actually very fortunate – because it turns out I don't know as much as I thought I did. I truly need to continue learning in order to gain more knowledge and skills related to my work.' The school added: 'We're so glad that you enjoyed your time in NP, Dennis, and truly what a journey it's been! We'll be rooting for you as you embark on your next big adventure!' In another Instagram post by Chew on May 4, he documented his graduation ceremony, including taking pictures with his classmates and receiving his diploma. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dennis Chew （周崇庆） (@denniszhouchongqing)
BBC News
29-04-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
'Eze brilliance' and 'little reason to doubt' Palace
Until this season, Eberechi Eze had never scored in a senior cup competition - not for QPR or Wycombe on loan, and never for Crystal now has five this season, and in each of the past two rounds of the FA Cup, a moment of Eze brilliance has broken the deadlock in the first half and put a crack in the opposition's the lone question mark over his Premier League season has been his goalscoring record compared to years past, it's doubtful anyone will mind that he saved his best for these vital games in another Palace teams of the recent past, the focus was restricted to a couple of key attacking players, often that classic tandem of wingers, but the feeling is that this squad is more complete - it has more potential all, this was a game in which Jean-Philippe Mateta saw a goal dubiously disallowed and a penalty hit the post. Yet others were there to step up in his place rather than the collective heads atmosphere and the pilgrimage to Wembley would have made the day memorable on their own. Winning the game in such a dominant fashion against one of the form teams in England was bordering on the flags were already waving in the lower tier into stoppage time, with the game all but won, obscuring the view of many as Ismaila Sarr delivered a third goal in the dying is only a few weeks until the fans descend again onto Wembley Way. We've had our lovely day in the sun now, seen familiar faces and revelled in a victory together. Manchester City are up next, and Palace are turning up with every intention to win it, and there's little reason to doubt more from Alex Pewter at FYP podcast, external
New York Times
07-04-2025
- Business
- New York Times
How to Achieve Success in Luxury
As the luxury-market slump continues, 25 business leaders have offered their advice on how to achieve success in a new book from the Institut Supérieur de Gestion, a business school in Paris. 'Les Horizons Du Luxe: 25 Grands Professionals Partagent Leur Vision,' or 'The Horizons of Luxury: 25 Leaders Share Their Vision,' (FYP; 24 euros, about $26) was conceived by Véronique Lepinay, the communications director of the school's luxury management program. The interviews with executives in fields such as hospitality, communications and fashion were conducted by Gabrielle de Montmorin, a French journalist who has written books about the luxury sector. Here are three leaders' comments on the need for exclusivity, the change in luxury's clientele and the importance of keeping high prices high. The excerpts, translated by Ms. Lepinay, have been edited and condensed. Richard Mille Co-founder of the Richard Mille watch brand Mr. Mille's strategies for business survival include expanding slowly. He said that when the brand was established in 2001, he deliberately divided its initial production among global markets: 'This cautious approach resulted in a well-balanced revenue distribution worldwide, limiting risks and ensuring a strong global presence. Thanks to this strategy, the brand now has untapped potential, particularly in Eastern and Northern Europe.' He also recommended that brands stay exclusive, and expensive: 'Our clients are extremely loyal. They know we will never succumb to the temptation of introducing an 'entry-level' product to increase volume. Since the brand's inception, we have only sold around 60,000 watches. In 2024, we produced just 6,000.' And he discouraged the use of waiting lists: 'When an RM 56-02 Tourbillon Sapphire 'Limited Edition' sells for over $3 million at Christie's New York in June 2024, it proves that people are willing to pay two or three times the retail price to obtain a piece without waiting lists.' Bénédicte Épinay Chief executive of the Comité Colbert, a French association of more than 100 luxury companies According to Ms. Épinay, the challenges facing luxury brands include regulatory pressures ('Over 150 legislative texts are currently under discussion in Brussels'), recruiting and retaining artisans, and finding a new generation of sales associates for luxury boutiques. She also commented on luxury's changing client base: 'Over the past 30 years, Japanese, American, Russian, Arab, Korean and Chinese consumers have taken turns as the industry's primary drivers, depending on the economic health of their respective markets. Today, Thai, Singaporean, Saudi and Indian consumers are emerging as the next wave of luxury buyers.' Christian Selmoni Style and heritage director at Vacheron Constantin Mr. Selmoni noted that the luxury industry should continue to promote its heritage and that, in the case of Vacheron Constantin: 'This can be through a book, but also through visits to our archives, which span 420 meters [1,380 feet] of shelving, and our private collection of 1,600 watches dating from 1755 to the present day. We increasingly encourage this kind of journey into our manufacturing world, as it creates a deeply personal connection.' He said that brands should engage in visible events, such as the Met Gala — the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual fund-raiser for its Costume Institute — and in social media: 'Our Instagram account, which has a million followers, perfectly illustrates this dynamic of exclusivity and visibility.' And he encouraged businesses to focus on humanity: 'In an increasingly digital and A.I.-driven world, the watch remains one of the last purely mechanical objects we use daily. It reminds us that we, as humans, come from a lineage of craftsmanship — through the Stone Age, the Bronze Age and beyond.'
Campaign ME
06-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Campaign ME
Campaign's Creative Faces to Watch 2025 – Mai Iskander, Editorial Manager, Socialize Agency
Campaign's Creative Faces to Watch 2025 – Mai Iskander, Editorial Manager, Socialize Agency Campaign's Creative Faces to Watch 2025 – Mai Iskander, Editorial Manager, Socialize Agency Age: 29 Nominated by Jack Rogers, Associate Creative Director: Mai is one of the most ambitious, eager-to-learn and determined creatives I've had the pleasure of working with. It's rare to find someone who's comfortable wearing so many different hats, and her insane knowledge of every single corner of every single social platform terrifies me. She already is, and will continue to be, a creative force to be reckoned with. She also recently won Silver at the Cannes Young Lions 2025! Career highlights I've always been creative, exploring different paths before joining Socialize in client servicing, working with brands like Azadea. I transitioned to the creative side as the first Content Creator, pioneering phone-shot content, starting with Expo 2020 on Snapchat. It was a hit, leading to more editorial content and securing pitches for Pandora Global and more. I've worked with TikTok's TTCX program since its inception; you've definitely seen my videos on your FYP. I've assisted global We Are Social offices with pitches and led successful 360 campaigns. Now, as Editorial Manager, I bring fresh ideas, social expertise, and all the vibes. Guiding principles I've learned everything is a learning experience, good or bad. Shifting my perspective on failures into lessons has helped me so much in my process! Side hustle consider myself a multi-dimensional creative, always diving into new passion projects. Whether creating content as an influencer, painting, writing, or upcycling clothes, I stay busy. Sometimes I bleach my eyebrows for fun, and I'm my tattoo artist brother's test subject. I love keeping things fun and interesting! Go back to main article: Campaign's Creative Faces to Watch 2025
