Goodbye for now. That was the message from Soi Candy Thai Noodle & Seafood Bar, after news broke that July 30 will be its final day of operations. Local actress-host Irene Ang opened this food joint in 2020. Three years later, the 53-year-old took to Instagram to announce its imminent closure. She noted that the "new crazy rental hike" spurred.
May 20, 2021
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Once again, dining at eateries is prohibited due to the new restrictions that come with Phase 2 (Heightened Alert).
The announcement on Friday (May 14) left F&B establishments scrambling to get ready for a month of takeaways and deliveries.
To encourage customers to opt for self-collection, some F&B establishments are offering promotions. Need a handy guide? We ve scoured the internet and compiled the best ones in this list.
Brands under Tung Lok Group 15 per cent off self-collection orders
The Tung Lok Group umbrella includes well-known brands Tung Lok Seafood, Dancing Crab and Lokkee.
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May 19, 2021
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They’re best known for their roles on TV or as chart-topping singers, but outside of the camera, they’re also savvy businesswomen who have chosen to go down the entrepreneurial route.
From K-pop star Jessica Jung to homegrown celebs like Jeanette Aw and Irene Ang, these asian female celebrities also take charge of their own businesses.
1. Kim Tae Hee
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Not just one of South Korea’s most popular actresses, Kim Tae Hee’s also a real estate mogul. In fact, she’s proven her mettle as a real estate investor so much so that she reportedly started a property rental firm that manages the businesses that rent spaces from her.
January 15, 2021
Becoming is a series where we showcase individuals who have had to overcome adversity to become the person they are today.
It s been more than a decade since Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd ended its run, yet most people still know Irene Ang for her portrayal of Rosie Phua.
Perhaps it s because the character s cheery personality, humour, candour and unmistakable, colloquial accent is not dissimilar from Irene in real life.
It is this friendly frankness of hers that makes talking to her feel as though we re talking to a long-time friend, instead of a multi-talented artiste who doubles up as the founder and CEO of artiste management company, Fly Entertainment Pte Ltd.