Elysia Tan

Elysia Tan

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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.

These Emerging Enterprise finalists are using technologies such as AI to improve practices and processes.
EMERGING ENTERPRISE AWARDS 2025

Creating a safer, simpler world with technology

These finalists of the Emerging Enterprise Awards are using technology to improve work and lives

No pollution was reported following the collision.

Singapore, China-registered vessels collide in Guangzhou; 2 Chinese vessel crew members missing

No injuries are reported among the Singapore vessel’s 23 crew members

Zyon Grand is the third 99-year leasehold project to be launched in the River Valley area this year.

CDL joint venture sells 590 units or 84% of Zyon Grand at average of S$3,050 psf

October is on track to be one of the top-performing months for new launches this year

MBS' suite renovation and refurbishment programme was completed in the second quarter of 2025.

MBS Q3 earnings reach nearly S$1 billion following hotel renovation completion

Parent company LVS is optimistic about growth, citing its expansion project and Singapore’s attractiveness as a destination

Treat sustainability as an investment, not a cost, says UOL chief legal and sustainability officer Yeong Sien Seu.
IMPACT ENTERPRISE EXCELLENCE AWARD (LARGE ENTERPRISE)

Going beyond greenery: UOL keeps evolving for sustainability that drives business

Besides sky gardens, it weaves sustainability into the business through operations and stakeholder engagement

Using technology for business is no longer optional, it is a necessity, says panellists.

A winning formula: Innovate and expand, but remember business fundamentals

Judges of the Emerging Enterprise Awards are looking for companies that stay agile yet focused on customer needs

The move aims to ensure that course information is accurate and transparent and learners' interests are protected.

SkillsFuture trainers to be banned from using third-party marketing from Dec 1

It is only allowed under collaborations with designated intermediaries