Singapore shares dip 0.3%, even as regional markets rise

Singapore shares dip 0.3%, even as regional markets rise

[SINGAPORE] Shares on the Singapore bourse closed lower on Thursday (Oct 16), bucking the gains charted in most regional markets. The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) slipped 0.3 per cent, or 12.22 points, to 4,356.20. Across the broader market, decliners outnumbered advancers 305 to 227, with total turnover at S$1.5 billion. Yangzijiang Shipbuilding was the…

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Kevin Federline Shares Rare Update on His and Britney Spears’ Sons

Kevin Federline Shares Rare Update on His and Britney Spears’ Sons

And while Kevin emphasized that Preston and Jayden had a “transformative” experience in Hawaii, Jayden has already returned to Los Angeles to get serious about his music career.  “Jayden has already returned to L.A., chasing his music dreams,” Kevin shared. “Preston is finding his way as an adult. Watching both of them grow into themselves…

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Attention Walmart shoppers: ChatGPT will do your shopping for you

Attention Walmart shoppers: ChatGPT will do your shopping for you

Walmart has partnered with OpenAI to allow its customers to shop for products and pay directly from within ChatGPT. The world’s largest retailer’s embrace of “AI-first” shopping ushers in the new era using artificial-intelligence-powered chatbots as agents for shopping. The idea is that users will no longer have to click through and navigate a website…

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How Amy Duggar King Fits Into the Sprawling Duggar Family 

How Amy Duggar King Fits Into the Sprawling Duggar Family 

Jessa Duggar (m. Ben Seewald) Jim Bob and Michelle’s fifth child, Jessa Duggar, was born Nov. 4, 1992. Jessa met Ben through church and he began courting her in 2013—the old-fashioned approach to romance coming as a brand-new notion to a lot of viewers. The kids never talked about their romances pre-engagement, so Jim Bob explained…

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The key health bills California Gov. Newsom signed this week focused on how technology is impacting kids

The key health bills California Gov. Newsom signed this week focused on how technology is impacting kids

New laws signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom aim to make the artificial intelligence and social media landscape in California safer, especially for minors. Senate Bill 243, sponsored by state Sen. Steve Padilla (D-Chula Vista) will require AI companies to incorporate guardrails that prevent so-called “companion” chatbots from talking to users of any age about suicide…

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