Breakfast with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek
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Breakfast with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek
Get a head start to your work day with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek from 6am to 9am. Listen to insightful discussions on the stories and issues that matter the most to you and be apprised of the markets and the companies to watch.
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US Markets Wrap: Volatility Returns as Oil Climbs, Ceasefire Doubts Rise
Markets took a hit as oil prices surged and nerves crept back in. Tech stocks led the drop, pushing the Nasdaq into correction territory. There’s stil...
Morning Shot: Health Insurance Claims - What Policyholders Often Miss
Health insurance is meant to provide peace of mind but when it comes to making a claim, the details matter. From Integrated Shield Plans to riders, co...
Bigger Pic: What to buy in Asian markets during the Iran oil shock and AI shakeout
Asian equities are facing renewed pressure as rising oil prices from the Iran conflict drive capital outflows and raise concerns over inflation and gr...
Companies To Watch: Pop Mart’s annual revenue surged 185%, so why did the stock crash 20%?
Pop Mart just delivered record-breaking earnings, with revenue soaring and profits more than tripling, yet its stock plunged over 20%. What’s driving...
Bigger Pic: Why Greater Air Connectivity Means More MNC Investment
Siqi Zheng, Principal Investigator, Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research & Technology (SMART) & MIT Professor discusses a recent study by SMART identif...
Mind Your Business: What It Really Takes to Profit Off the Padel/Pickleball Craze
The rising popularity of padel and pickleball in Singapore has sparked a wave of new operators racing to meet demand. One of them is The Sports Arina,...
US Markets Wrap: Ceasefire Hopes Lift Markets but Reality Lurks
US stocks climbed as hopes of a U.S.–Iran ceasefire cooled oil and lifted sentiment, but the situation on the ground remains far from resolved. With t...
Companies To Watch: Arm is making its own chips and changing the AI race
Arm has announced it will develop and sell its own AI chips, marking a historic shift from its traditional licensing model. The move could unlock bill...
Breakfast Bites: Budgeting apps - There's a reason why many try, and quit!
We see it more and more now within our bank apps: Budgeting tools and programs that promise control, clarity, and better financial habits. But for man...
Breakfast Bites: Can being too versatile at work affect your career growth?
Versatility and reliability. There is no doubt that these are positive traits to have as an employee, especially in a tough job market.
But is t...
US Markets Wrap: Market Pullback and Ceasefire Hopes
With the Iran war now stretching into its fourth week, President Trump has indicated that the US is in active negotiations and the other side wants to...
Bigger Pic: The Real Cost of Asia's New Energy Supply Shock
The Middle East conflict is no longer just driving up prices at the pump. We are now seeing actual physical shortages across Asia. With headlines repo...
Companies To Watch: Estée Lauder in talks with Puig as beauty industry consolidates
Estée Lauder is reportedly in talks with Spanish beauty group Puig over a potential merger that could create a $40 billion cosmetics giant.
Dan...
Morning Shot: If AI Is Creating Jobs, Why Is Hiring Getting Harder?
Singapore’s job market is being reshaped by AI, with newly created roles now making up almost half of all vacancies in 2025. From software developers...
US Markets Wrap: Pulling Back From The Brink
Stocks surged Monday as news of potential U.S. and Iran talks offered a lifeline to a market teetering on the edge of a correction. Ryan Detrick, Chie...
Bigger Pic: Where property investors are looking amid Middle East tensions
When geopolitical tensions rise, investors don’t just react in markets, they rethink where to park their money. Louise Kavanagh, Chief Investment Offi...
Mind Your Business: The business behind Singapore’s famous Lobster Porridge
Running a restaurant in Singapore is one of the toughest businesses, with rising costs, manpower challenges, and constantly evolving customer expectat...
Companies To Watch: Grab expands aggressively but raises governance concerns
Grab is making bold moves, from a $600 million acquisition of Foodpanda Taiwan to controversial changes in voting rights that could strengthen founder...
Morning Shot: Doing More for the Same Pay: What Are Your Options?
Taking on more at work, but not seeing it reflected in your pay? It’s a situation many employees face as roles evolve and job scopes expand. But is it...
Breakfast Bites: Financial ghosting - Does the "set and forget" trick still work?
We’ve all heard of ghosting… but what about ghosting your finances? This episode breaks down the growing trend of “financial ghosting”: where you save...
Breakfast Bites: Did you know that bears love to eat honey?
It's World Bear Day!
On Breakfast Bites, Emaad, Ryan and Audrey share some fun facts about our big, furry mammal friends; including what they l...
Bigger Picture: Brent, Risk and the Week Ahead
A volatile stretch for markets could be about to get even more consequential. As tensions around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz escalate, investors are...
Companies To Watch: BTS is back and HYBE is ready to cash in
HYBE is back in focus as BTS reunites after nearly four years, releasing a new album and announcing a massive global tour.
Dan Koh and Ryan Huan...
Mind Your Business: Why Singapore remains a magnet for global entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurship is increasingly global. Founders today are thinking not just about markets and products, but also about where to live, where to base...
Morning Shot: Asia’s Water Stress — A Growing Threat to Food Security
As the world marks World Water Day 2026, attention is turning to how water is quietly shaping agriculture across Asia. Farming already accounts for ab...
Work Smart: The Motivation Trick You’re Overlooking
Big goals are inspiring but they can also feel overwhelming.
Research on motivation shows that visible progress, even in small steps, is one of...
Breakfast Bites: 4 at-home tests that reveal how well you’re aging
Age is just a number! Or so the saying goes.
While that may be true, aging is still a phenomenon that has real-world implications for our physic...
US Markets Wrap: Markets on edge as oil spikes and the Fed drama deepens
Wall Street trims steep losses as investors track fresh developments in the Iran conflict and volatile oil prices. Alex Morris, CEO, F/m Investments d...
Bigger Pic: How smart money is positioning between the Iran oil shock and the AI boom
Oil prices are surging, inflation risks are back in focus, and markets are rotating fast. But where is the smart money actually going?
Dan Koh s...
Companies To Watch: Is Lululemon losing its shine as growth slows?
Lululemon beat expectations in its latest earnings, but weaker 2026 guidance, slowing US demand, and a growing boardroom battle sent shares lower.
Morning Shot: Singapore’s Tourism Boom - Who Is the New Visitor Economy Built For?
Singapore’s tourism strategy has increasingly focused on quality over quantity attracting visitors who stay longer and spend more. The results are sho...
Mind Your Business: Who governs AI in the doctor’s office
With Singapore accelerating AI adoption under its 2026 agenda, healthcare is becoming a critical test case for responsible innovation. But as AI tools...
Breakfast Quiz: The K-Pop powerhouse is back! How well do you know BTS?
From record-breaking hits, international success to global influence beyond music, how well do you really know BTS? We put your knowledge to the test...
Companies To Watch: BHP names new CEO as mining enters a new era
BHP has appointed Brandon Craig as its new CEO, marking a major leadership transition at the world’s largest mining company.
Dan Koh and Ryan Hu...
US Markets Wrap: Markets stumble as inflation fears return and the Fed holds its nerve
Wall Street tumbles as fresh data and signals from Jerome Powell reinforce fears that inflation will stay higher for longer. The Dow Jones Industrial...
Mind Your Business: From engineering student to fragrance founder
Most engineering students build prototypes. Ashley Mun built a fragrance brand. What started as a fascination with scent evolved into Ashley Mun Candl...
Bigger Pic: A shift in retail property - From transactions to experiences
Shopping malls in Singapore are no longer just about convenience: they’re being reimagined as spaces for community, experience, and everyday living.
Morning Shot: 11 BTO Tries - What Went Wrong, and What Can Be Done?
A viral TikTok video questioning why hundreds of flats from a Bukit Merah BTO project later appeared in the Sale of Balance Flats exercise has reignit...
US Markets Wrap: Crude Awakening How Oil and the Fed Are Driving the Markets
Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist, Interactive Brokers breaks down a wild trading session and looks past the headlines to understand what is truly movin...
Mind Your Business: Building a Singapore fashion label with Andrea Chong
Many influencers launch brands. Few build businesses that last. The Breakfast Show invites Andrea Chong, Co-Founder & Creative Director of Good Additi...