Taiwanese host Hsu Nai-lin is the latest in a list of celebrities who have ventured into the food and beverage business in Singapore.

The 65-year-old was in town on Friday (July 12) to visit seafood restaurant The First Stop, of which he is a partner. 

Speaking to Shin Min Daily News, he shared that the owner of the restaurant is a friend, Yizi (transliteration), whom he has known for a decade. 

“From what I know, the decoration and rent of the entire restaurant cost about $1 million, and I invested about $200,000 to $300,000,” said Nai-lin, adding that this is his first business venture in Singapore. However, he doesn’t rule out the possibility of opening another outlet if the restaurant does well.

When asked if he intends to invest in other business ventures here, he…

At the turn of the century, piracy was rampant on university campuses across America and beyond – with the arrival of high-speed internet, alongside file-sharing tools like Napster, Kazaa, LimeWire, and BitTorrent, fuelling a file-sharing craze among tech-savvy students.

In a bid to address this problem, the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) of 2008 introduced measures requiring institutions to implement policies and educate students about copyright infringement. Failure to comply with the federal law meant that establishments risked having their funding removed. The effectiveness of these warnings is debatable, of course. They might have inadvertently promoted piracy by informing less knowledgeable students about the existence of various file-sharing programs, but I digress.

RedSwitches releases an extensive guide to help businesses and IT professionals choose the best managed and unmanaged dedicated server providers in Asia.

Singapore – July 13, 2024 —

RedSwitches, a leading name in the web hosting industry, announces the launch of its exhaustive guide aimed at assisting businesses and IT professionals in selecting the most suitable managed and unmanaged dedicated server providers in Asia. This new guide comes as a response to the escalating demand for reliable, high-performance server solutions in one of the world’s most vibrant and rapidly evolving regions.

As the digital landscape continues to expand across Asia, businesses are increasingly reliant on robust and secure dedicated server solutions to sustain their operations. RedSwitches…

According to Nielsen, streaming accounts for about 38% of all TV usage, making it the most popular way to watch TV shows. Streaming watch parties make it easy to enjoy a show with a friend who lives miles away, or your partner while they’re on a business trip. Some services, like Disney Plus and Amazon Prime Video, previously allowed people to host watch parties from their service, but those methods are no longer available. We’ll walk you through two ways you can host watch parties on those streaming services and many more. 

It’s important to note that both of these methods require you and the people in your watch party to have access to the same streaming services. In other words, everyone needs access to a Netflix account or these won’t work — and that goes for other…