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Low Youjin

Low Youjin

CORRESPONDENT

Low Youjin is a correspondent at The Business Times where he covers Singapore macroeconomics, labour, and manpower policies.

emailyjlow@sph.com.sg
Coliwoo intends to use the total gross proceeds raised to expand and enhance its co-living business.

Coliwoo’s public offer of 5.3 million shares 20.7 times subscribed

IPO raises total gross proceeds of about S$101 million

Investment teams should design workflows where AI-driven reasoning aids complement, not replace, human intuition.
EMERGING ENTERPRISE AWARDS 2025

Redefining industries through innovation and insight

These Emerging Enterprise Awards finalists are applying technology and data to make businesses more efficient and improve lives

Singapore-headquartered Khoon Group says Ang Kok Kwang and Ang Jui Khoon have resigned to “devote more time to (their) personal and other business commitments”.

Singaporean father-son duo step down as Khoon Group directors following US sanctions over alleged cybercrime links

The group names a new executive director to replace Ang Kok Kwang and his father Ang Jui Khoon

NetLink Trust's company vehicle. NetLink Trust has become the fibre network operator of the Next Gen NBN, in place of OpenNet Pte Ltd, since 1 October 2014.

NetLink Trust posts 10.2% drop in H1 profit to S$43.5 million on higher depreciation

Revenue is up 1.1% year on year at S$207.1 million

The drive for efficiency spurred Keystone to join EnterpriseSG's Scale-Up programme said Derek Zhu (pictured), one of Keystone’s three directors who oversees operations and finance.

How Keystone Cable wired up to keep its products ‘Made in Singapore’

For the electrical cable maker, transformation begins with understanding itself 

Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong (L) attended the 28th Asean-China Summit on Oct 28, 2025. The summit took place shortly after both sides signed an agreement to upgrade ACFTA 3.0.

PM Wong calls for deeper Asean-China collaboration to strengthen trust, regional stability

Both parties have upgraded the Asean-China Free Trade Area trade pact

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong speaking to Singapore media in a wrap-up interview at the end of the Asean summit.

No tariff talks at regional summit as PM Wong underscores Asean unity, deeper integration

Discussions with Trump focused on strengthening the partnership between America and the region

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said the East Asia Summit was formed to strengthen global norms and universally recognised values, and promote peace, stability and economic prosperity in East Asia.

East Asia Summit must move beyond ‘talk shop’ to deliver real outcomes: PM Wong

The world is undergoing profound changes and trust deficits are widening, he says

“The RCEP Agreement keeps alive the promise that countries can achieve more together than alone,” said PM Lawrence Wong during the 5th RCEP Summit.

RCEP members must strengthen, expand and improve trade pact to stay relevant: PM Wong

The global environment has changed considerably since 2022, when the mega trade agreement entered into force, he notes

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at the 28th ASEAN-Japan Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Oct 26, 2025. PM Wong said if Asean allows itself to be divided by disputes, it would diminish the bloc's credibility on the world stage.

‘Asean will be finished’ if divided amid US-China rivalry, says PM Wong

Mutual suspicion and mistrust between the two powers likely to continue, he says at retreat with Asean leaders

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