Lee U-Wen
NEWS EDITOR
Lee U-Wen is BT’s News Editor. He is responsible for the paper’s overall news coverage. He works with a team of editors and reporters that cover companies and markets, property, ESG, macro, SME, regional news and more.U-Wen joined BT in 2008, after spending close to four years at Mediacorp’s TODAY newspaper. He is a graduate of Seattle University in the United States.
European champions Spain on quest to regain World Cup crown
Norway, Belgium and France are also favoured to do well; Iran may spring a surprise or two
Singapore a ‘trusted partner’ in shaping regional trade rules, says UK’s investment minister
There is growing interest from Singaporean investors in priority areas such as venture capital for emerging technologies and infrastructure, says Jason Stockwood
Even with home advantage, World Cup co-hosts US could struggle in tricky group
Last-32 showdown with Iran beckons if both teams finish second in their sections
Balancing affordability and security: Sustainability Impact Dialogue to discuss pressing energy issues
The May 18 event will explore if the current environment will accelerate the green transition or reinforce the reliance on fossil fuels
World Cup co-hosts Mexico and Canada eager to shine as the big kickoff looms
Five-time champions Brazil should easily top a group that includes Haiti and Scotland, but Morocco could prove tricky
A swinging success: Singapore Open a hit on and off the course
There were many top moments at the US$2 million event, and here is a selection of some of the best photos.
Singapore’s corruption-related reports reach new low in 2025, continuing downward trend since 2021
Construction, manufacturing, transportation and storage are the main industries vulnerable to corruption, says CPIB
From intern to C-suite: JPMorgan’s Teresa Heitsenrether on building a fully AI-powered ‘megabank’
There are plans to more than double the company’s data and AI talent in the Asia-Pacific region, with ‘meaningful addition’ in Singapore
Global brands throw weight behind Singapore’s first amateur pickleball world championship
The likes of Coca-Cola, Stellantis and Genting Dream Cruise are on board for the Apr 30 to May 3 event
Inaugural OCBC-Great Eastern Pickleball Open in October expected to draw 1,600 players
There will be 24 workshops for beginners to hone their skills in the lead-up to the tournament