Lee U-Wen

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.

The Kallang Group chairman Keith Magnus at the National Stadium, which has hosted the likes of Taylor Swift, Coldplay and Blackpink in recent years.

‘Not just a venue manager’: The Kallang goes all out to court the world’s top concerts and sports events

More are willing to spend on unique, memorable experiences than on physical goods, says chairman Keith Magnus

Patrick Lee, CEO of Singapore, Asean and South Asia, StanChart, says the bank is the sponsor of the 10 km race and there will be thousands of people signed up for that.
THE FINISH LINE

‘Important to remain involved’: Why StanChart didn’t walk away from the Singapore Marathon

The former long-time title sponsor is now the event’s official bank partner with the naming rights to the popular 10 km race

The World Cup will kick off after more than 900 qualifying matches involving 206 nations were held over 30 months.
BRUNCH

Football frenzy: The Beautiful Game descends on North America

The first Fifa World Cup to take place in three host nations could add US$40.9 billion to global GDP

Teo Chee Hean says that AI will be a "real game changer" that is poised to create an entirely new sector of growth.

Geopolitical risks must be considered before investing in tech: Temasek chairman Teo Chee Hean

One has to take into account global events and how that may impact a company, he adds

Temasek invests in its portfolio companies, and co-invests with them too, says its chairman Teo Chee Hean (centre).

It’s not just about pumping money - Temasek’s portfolio firms and SGX must also create value: Teo Chee Hean

Others must decide if the investment company should do more or less in the local stock market, notes its chairman

Lego designer Freddy Charters holding up a minifigure of Lionel Messi in Billund, Denmark. Argentina's captain, who will turn 39 in a few weeks’ time, is facing a race against time to recover from a hamstring injury.
THE FINISH LINE

In World Cup swansong, Argentina’s Messi to go full throttle to retain crown

Portugal’s Ronaldo is eager to bow out of football’s greatest spectacle on a high

Teenager Lamine Yamal, who plays for Barcelona, is one of the top stars in the Spanish squad at the World Cup.
THE FINISH LINE

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

UK Investment Minister Jason Stockwood (right) with Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations Grace Fu at their meeting in Singapore on May 12.

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

Christian Pulisic of the US (seen here at left, in action against Belgium in a friendly match in March)  is experiencing a dry spell in front of goal.
THE FINISH LINE

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

EMA chief Puah Kok Keong (left) and Wood Mackenzie vice-chairman for Apac Joshua Ngu (centre) will be the two panellists at the dialogue, which will be moderated by Melissa Moi of UOB.
SUSTAINABILITY IMPACT AWARDS

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