The longer we live, the more we worry: AIA Longevity Study finds Singaporeans view longevity with more anxiety than opportunity

The longer we live, the more we worry: AIA Longevity Study finds Singaporeans view longevity with more anxiety than opportunity

New findings reveal that Singaporeans' concerns about living longer stem from a growing awareness–action gap: Despite understanding what it takes to age well, many are unprepared, with significant gaps in their financial preparedness, healthcare...

ACCESS TO RENEWABLE ENERGY CRITICAL TO KEEP MOBILE INDUSTRY ON TRACK FOR NET ZERO, NEW GSMA REPORT FINDS

ACCESS TO RENEWABLE ENERGY CRITICAL TO KEEP MOBILE INDUSTRY ON TRACK FOR NET ZERO, NEW GSMA REPORT FINDS

Mobile operators cut operational emissions by 13% since 2019 despite mobile connections rising by 10% and data traffic more than quadrupling, but faster access to clean energy is needed to accelerate progress. LONDON, July 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --...

CDNetworks' Latest WAAP Report Finds AI Is Industrializing Cyberattacks

CDNetworks' Latest WAAP Report Finds AI Is Industrializing Cyberattacks

SINGAPORE, July 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, today released its annual State of Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) Report, revealing that AI is fundamentally changing the economics...

400 Million Fans: Study Finds How Esports Influences Gen Z and Their Purchasing Behaviours

400 Million Fans: Study Finds How Esports Influences Gen Z and Their Purchasing Behaviours

New research reveals the power of esports as a channel for reaching this vital youth market as 74% say purchasing i s influenced by advertising and brand participation in gaming spaces. Key data also includes: 71% regularly watch gaming content ,...

People want robots in warehouses and factories, not hospitals or schools, Hexagon study finds

People want robots in warehouses and factories, not hospitals or schools, Hexagon study finds

The sharpest divide is around care: 68% of adults would prefer a robot to handle heavy lifting, but just 12% would choose a robot for caregiving, according to Hexagon's global Robot Generation study. Adoption is conditional, not universal, as half...

New Trip.Biz Research Finds 53% of Business Travellers Book Outside Approved Channels Due to Lack of Content

New Trip.Biz Research Finds 53% of Business Travellers Book Outside Approved Channels Due to Lack of Content

Global study of corporate travel managers finds that invisible spend, fragmented content, and broken trust, not poor user experience, are the primary drivers of programme non-compliance APAC identified as the most fragmented business travel market,...

Global Heart Hub finds women delay seeking heart care by continuing to put others first

Global Heart Hub finds women delay seeking heart care by continuing to put others first

Heart symptoms continue to be dismissed or mistaken for other conditions, such as anxiety, new global patient-led research reveals. Findings were presented at the European Society of Cardiology's ACNAP Congress 2026, organised by the Association of...

Wealth Is Losing Its Dating Power: 87% of Successful Women Prioritize Emotional Compatibility Over Status, CougarD's First Attraction Currency Report Finds

Wealth Is Losing Its Dating Power: 87% of Successful Women Prioritize Emotional Compatibility Over Status, CougarD's First Attraction Currency Report Finds

WASHINGTON, June 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- For decades, wealth, status, and professional achievement were widely considered the most valuable currencies in the dating world. But according to CougarD's first-ever Attraction Currency Report, a new form...

New IBM Study Finds CIOs and CTOs Face Growing AI Control Gap as Enterprise Deployment Scales

New IBM Study Finds CIOs and CTOs Face Growing AI Control Gap as Enterprise Deployment Scales

Most surveyed technology leaders are accountable for systems they don't fully control Only 11% of respondents say they're completely prepared for the scale of AI agent deployment Organizations that design control into their AI systems achieve...

Ransomware Attacks on Automotive and Smart Mobility More Than Doubled in 2025, According to New Research by Upstream Security

Ransomware Attacks on Automotive and Smart Mobility More Than Doubled in 2025, According to New Research by Upstream Security

Upstream's report finds that the rapid adoption of Physical AI, with autonomous vehicles among the first production-ready systems in real-world operation, is expanding attack surfaces and accelerating attacker capabilities, creating large-scale...

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