All-new Toyota Camry makes Southeast Asian debut at Wisma Atria, Lifestyle News
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All-new Toyota Camry makes Southeast Asian debut at Wisma Atria, Lifestyle News

Lifestyle Toyota has announced the arrival of the all-new ninth-generation Camry sedan with a launch event on Thursday (Aug 29) at Wisma Atria. The car's unveiling also marked the new Camry's Southeast Asian debut and will be sold only with a hybrid drivetrain for this generation.Despite the market trending towards SUVs, Toyota expects the new Camry to be a strong seller for the brand. Ng Khee Siong, Managing Director of Inchcape Singapore, the official distributor for Toyota cars here, said on the sidelines of the launch event that it has already received almost 100 deposits for the vehicle, with the majority of them being existing owners looking to upgrade.Lifestyle What's new on the Camry?The car has been given a complete redesign, and now looks sleeker and sportier than its predecessor. The front is dominated by...
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US gold-medal swimmer credits his faith, plus a massive catch in Michigan
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US gold-medal swimmer credits his faith, plus a massive catch in Michigan

Lifestyle "When you put something else above God, He'll take it away," Armstrong told Fox News Digital. (Photo by Maddie Meyer via Getty Images) Lifestyle Welcome to the Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter. If this newsletter is not already delivered to your email, please subscribe here.'CHRISTIAN OLYMPIAN' – U.S. swimmer Hunter Armstrong of Ohio won a gold medal in the 2024 Paris Olympics for the 4x100m Freestyle Relay. In an on-camera interview, he credits his faith for his success. Continue reading...PATRIOTIC PETS – Could JD Vance's German shepherd continue a long and beloved history of dogs in the White House? A celebrity trainer weighs in after the poor behavior of Biden's pets. Continue reading…PREHISTORIC CATCH – Michigan Department of Natural Resources staff were conducting their annual sturgeon survey when they reeled in a massive...
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3-fold increase in rent and old age prompt retirement for Bukit Merah hawkers behind noodle stall with 82-year history, Lifestyle News
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3-fold increase in rent and old age prompt retirement for Bukit Merah hawkers behind noodle stall with 82-year history, Lifestyle News

Lifestyle Faced with crippling rent and poor health due to old age, Bukit Merah lor mee and fishball noodle hawkers Wang Xueying (transliteration) and her family have hung up their aprons for good.The stall, which has an 82-year history, was open for the last time on Sunday (Aug 25).Xueying, 68, the second-generation owner of Zhong Xing Foochow Fish Balls & Lor Mee at Silat Avenue, told Shin Min Daily News that the stall was first started by her father, who came to Singapore from China when he was in his 20s.He'd set up a roadside stall at China Street selling noodles in 1942. Over the years, the stall relocated twice, first to Tiong Bahru, before moving into the Bukit Merah neighbourhood in 2010.The business did well over the years, and Xueying was roped in to work at the...
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