Elysia Tan

Elysia Tan

JOURNALIST

Elysia Tan is a reporter with The Business Times. She covers macroeconomic and SME news and is a graduate of the Nanyang Technological University’s Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.

Singapore remains attractive to top research and entrepreneurial talent, says DPM Gan.

EDB Global Founder Programme raises over US$2 billion in VC funding

Two-thirds of the funding will go towards cross-cutting capabilities in autonomy and digital twins, while the remainder will be used to deepen capabilities in the air, sea and land transport sectors.

Singapore to pump S$800 million into transport and connectivity research and innovation over 5 years

The AIxAccountancy programme is in line with Isca’s aim to upskill 60,000 accountancy and corporate finance professionals over a three-year period.

Isca, IMDA launch programme to beef up accountants’ fluency in AI

Boustead Medical Care Holdings focuses on rehabilitation robotics, digital healthcare and medical innovation.

Boustead healthcare unit acquires majority stake in medtech company via S$6 million equity injection

Greater Sentosa – made up of Sentosa and Pulau Brani – will be developed over the next two decades.

New landmarks under Greater Sentosa expected to open from early 2030s

The electronics sector PMI has increased 0.3 point to 52.2.

Singapore’s PMI edges up to 51.3 in June on AI-related tailwinds

Samudera Shipping Line’s registered office is located at 6 Raffles Quay, which is Crest10’s principal asset comprising strata commercial units.

Samudera Shipping acquires DBS property holding company Crest10 for S$21 million

The move is subject to shareholder approval.

Koh Brothers Eco Engineering gets in-principle approval to move to SGX mainboard

From Jul 15, the minimum bid sizes for Hong Kong dollar, renminbi and yen-denominated securities contracts listed on SGX will not be aligned with those in their home markets.

SGX to roll out post-trade custody model, changes to bid mechanics in July, cut board lots in October

UOB’s collaboration with the Centre for Quantum Technologies aims to bridge the gap between academic research and real-world financial applications.

UOB, quantum technologies centre partner to explore quantum computing for derivatives valuation