Sharon See
CORRESPONDENT
Sharon See is a correspondent at The Business Times, where she covers macroeconomics and manpower. She graduated with a degree in communication studies from the Nanyang Technological University and began her journalism career in TV and radio news.
Transition in full swing: The 4G leadership’s direction and Budget 2026 priorities
With the election over, the focus may be on long-term issues such as climate change and the ageing population
More contract hiring, higher foreign labour costs: The trends shaping Singapore’s manpower landscape in 2026
Gloomier hiring sentiment persists despite economy ending year on better-than-expected note
CNMC plans to appeal against additional tax assessment of RM29.6 million imposed on Malaysian unit
The notices were raised in relation to the disallowance of management fee expenses paid by the subsidiary to the gold-mining company
Property tycoon Gordon Tang’s Acrophyte to acquire Suntec Reit’s manager for S$190 million
Tang and his affiliates currently own 35.7% of the Reit itself, while ESR owns 10.8%
SICCI calls for foreign worker quota review for sectors with ‘chronic’ manpower crunch in Budget 2026 wish list
The Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry makes six key recommendations in its proposal ahead of Budget 2026
HG Metal subsidiary to buy industrial property in Tuas for S$20.8 million
The move will more than double the group’s land area
Replacing staff with AI could be an expensive mistake
What the workplace needs is some form of hybrid, where soft skills become increasingly valued even as technical know-how remains necessary
EC World Reit granted more time until May 2026 to submit resumption proposal
SGX-ST has considered that it needs more time to work on proposals to meet its loan repayment obligations
LTA awards over S$300 million in contracts for 660 electric buses, including to BYD
This marks the authority’s first large-scale purchase of double-deck buses
SIA Group’s passenger traffic up 2.6% in November
Singapore Airlines and Scoot carried 3.5 million passengers in total during the month, 6% higher than the year before