Tessa Oh
CORRESPONDENT
Tessa Oh is a correspondent at The Business Times. She covers Singapore macroeconomics and government policy, with a focus on manufacturing, manpower, and the legal sector. Tessa was previously a journalist at TODAY, covering healthcare.
New senior counsel Danny Ong calls on lawyers to dare to be unconventional in modern legal landscape
He recommends a skill set that is more holistic, than one based on just technical proficiency
Why where you park your joint venture matters: Lessons from a US$689 million shareholder dispute
An unprecedented court order forced the sale of one of the world’s largest textile dye companies after a decade-long fight over minority shareholder rights
US$14.8 million in prepayments to vendors behind Mirxes’ missed 2025 results deadline; independent probe set up
The investigation committee will oversee a review of 14 transactions and ‘associated subsequent events’
Singapore biotech Mirxes misses 2025 results deadline as auditors probe vendor payments
Trading in company’s shares is suspended until its results are published
Singapore lawyer referred to disciplinary court for ignoring red flags over mentally frail client’s multimillion-dollar trust
High Court says William Wong failed to protect elderly client who was under her daughter’s undue influence
Don’t ditch long-term internationalisation strategy amid global uncertainty, DPM Gan urges Singapore firms
He is speaking ahead of a trip to Germany, where he will meet business associations and companies
Singapore will stick to rules-based trade principles, even if unfavourable in short term: DPM Gan
He says negotiations with the US to secure a better trade deal are ongoing
PM Wong to visit China from Mar 25 to 28 to deliver keynote speech at ‘Asian Davos’ forum in Hainan
He will also travel to Hong Kong to meet Chief Executive John Lee and engage business leaders
AI adoption without a clear goal is money down the drain, warn industry leaders
Yet firms that deliberate for too long on implementation risk losing ground
Iran war raises inflation risks, tips scales for MAS to go for stronger Singdollar in April: economists
Analysts now expect a 50 bps steepening of the S$NEER policy band slope