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.
Appeal to the young, don’t intimidate the old: Tong Heng’s fourth-gen heir on reinventing a 90-year-old bakery
Famous for its diamond-shaped egg tarts, the family business is one of 42 newly recognised SG Heritage Businesses
Singapore factory activity rises in November amid mixed regional performance
The S&P Global Asean Manufacturing PMI hits the third-highest print on record, while East Asian economies remain in contraction territory
Forget chasing the next Pfizer: Singapore’s biotech future lies in innovation, not giants
The Republic may not have a major player to call its own, but licensing deals and early-stage breakthroughs can still count as...
Singapore’s October factory output records highest jump in 15 years, up 29.1% on pharma surge
This surprised private-sector economists who had expected a 6.7% growth
Singapore to set up embassy in Ethiopia, offer study visits for African officials
Both sides can catalyse trade and investment flows between their regions, says PM Wong
PM Wong heads to South Africa for G20 summit, followed by first official visit to Ethiopia
This is his first visit to Africa since taking the helm
Creating holistic solutions for a greener future
These Emerging Enterprise Sustainability Awards finalists want to address critical gaps industries face on the way to net zero
Should a company’s nationality matter?
Rising geopolitical tensions have given governments reason to act against companies of certain nationalities on ‘security grounds’
Too afraid to quit? Welcome to job hugging
Amid economic uncertainty, employees are staying put for stability and security. What does this mean for employers?
Preserving 38 Oxley Road would stop private buyers seeking address linked to Lee Kuan Yew: David Neo
Private interior of the house will not be displayed or duplicated; areas such as basement dining room may be considered ‘less private’