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CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack: Do delivery riders need a central food pickup point?

CNA938 Rewind

From 1 July 2026, eligible delivery riders will get 30 minutes of free parking at selected CapitaLand malls. But beyond parking charges, what other obstacles are affecting their earnings and productivity? And what more can be done to make deliveries smoother and faster? Daniel Martin speaks with Andy Ang, Executive Secretary of the National Delivery Champions Association (NDCA). 



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CNA938 Rewind - No BTS listings on Carousell; so what if you need to sell your ticket? #SGToday

Ticket transfers prohibited. Resale listings being removed. Sounds like a win against scammers. But what if you're a genuine fan who can no longer attend the concert? Daniel Martin speaks with Associate Professor Ang Swee Hoon from the Marketing Department at NUS Business School.

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CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack: more than pay – how do we attract and professionalise bus captains?

They do more than just drive. From keeping to schedules and helping passengers to navigating busy roads, bus captains play a vital frontline role. But beyond pay, what will it take to attract more Singaporeans into the profession? Daniel Martin speaks with Yeo Wan Ling, Member of Parliament for Punggol GRC, Executive Secretary of the National Transport Workers' Union, and Assistant Secretary-General of the NTUC.

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CNA938 Rewind - BTS Arirang Singapore tickets: Presales smooth like butter?

The first day of ticket presales for K-pop superstars BTS' upcoming Singapore concert kicked off at 12pm on Wednesday (Jun 3), with queue numbers in their ten thousands. Rani Samtani and Hairianto Diman speak with Ivy Chok, CNA Reporter, to find out more about the demand of these tickets and if it has resulted in any scam cases.  

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CNA938 Rewind - The Big Question: What is a reasonable average starting salary for fresh grads?

Based on a survey of residents aged 22 to 28 last year, the Manpower Ministry found that graduates across most disciplines earned less than they had expected. The School-to-Work Transition Study also found that around one in three university graduates rejected job offers as the wages were too low. In this week’s The Big Question, Rani Samtani and Hairianto Diman find out how important the salary component of a compensation package is for fresh grads and if they should expect more. For more, they speak with Andrew Toh, Fresh Graduate, NUS, and Aprilyn Chan, Director for Accounting & Finance, Randstad Singapore.

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CNA938 Rewind - Stock take today: Markets weigh AI momentum against rising yields

On today's (4 June) markets analysis on Open For Business, Rani Samtani and Hairianto Diman speak with King Lip, Chief Strategist and Partner, BakerAvenue Wealth Management.

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