A man approaching 30 feels stuck in his job after five years with no career progression and a stagnant salary of S$3,000. He works at a small and medium-sized enterprise where his manager is the boss's wife, making it a family business. This situation has led him to consider his options, wondering if he should take a break or continue in the job.
He also feels left behind by his friends, who are earning significantly more than him. The man has sought advice from others, asking if he should stay or leave his current position. Further details about his situation and the responses he received are available from the source.
A Penang-born woman in Australia reportedly passed away after being assaulted by her partner. Tan Kah Ming, 28, was found unresponsive in a residence in Perth on Aug. 26, reported 7News . She was taken to the hospital but later passed away. Local police believe her partner, 38-ye...
A CEO sued his ex-girlfriend for the money he lavished on her while they were a couple. Chander Agarwal, the CEO and managing director of a logistics company, sued his ex, Felicia Lee. He claimed Lee owed him S$468,090, which he said he had spent on her as loans he expected her t...
Annoyed by how close reporters were gathering around her as she was escorted out of court, the female Chinese national accused of kidnapping a 72-year-old Singaporean in Malaysia scolded them, asking, "What are you photographing? Haven't seen a pretty woman before?" The 24-year-o...
Ng Lye Poh, the mother of Sheng Siong founders, passed away at the age of 91 on Sep. 5. Relatives, friends and business partners paid their respect at her wake at Woodlands Memorial. Some of them arrived from overseas. Streams of funeral wreath were also sent to the venue over th...
Malaysian football legend Abdah Alif, 72, married a 20-year-old woman, reported Harian Metro . Pictures widely circulated on social media showed the former national player in traditional Malay wedding garb with his visibly younger wife. Abdah's brother, Yunus, also a former natio...
Four Chinese nationals pleaded not guilty and claimed trial after they were charged with kidnapping a 72-year-old Singaporean man in Penang, Malaysia, in July 2026. The accused — three men and one woman — were charged at a court in Penang on Sep. 10, The Star reported. If convict...
