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Alyssa Woo

Assistant Business Editor

Alyssa never thought she would be a journalist, but here she is. She started out at The Straits Times as a style and design reporter in 2015, before moving to the video desk two years later, where she produced video stories and hosted live news segments. She then had a stint as a communications professional for a multinational fintech company before returning to the newsroom in 2022. Besides writing business stories, she also writes book reviews and commentaries.

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Cotton On says not closing stores or exiting Asia, liquidated entity was inactive holding company

The liquidation of Cotton On Asia has no impact on customer, team, stores, suppliers or operations within the Asia region, Cotton On said.
The liquidation of Cotton On Asia has no impact on customer, team, stores, suppliers or operations within the Asia region, Cotton On said.

Cotton On winds up inactive holding entity, stores not affected

Cotton On Asia is part of the Cotton On Group, an Australian fashion and lifestyle retailer founded in 1991 by Nigel Austin.
Cotton On Asia is part of the Cotton On Group, an Australian fashion and lifestyle retailer founded in 1991 by Nigel Austin.

Golden opportunity for S’pore jeweller Goldheart at high-traffic Orchard Road mall 313@somerset

The opening of the store comes at an opportune time where a gold rush has surged amid ongoing geopolitical tensions
The opening of the store comes at an opportune time where a gold rush has surged amid ongoing geopolitical tensions

Yacht parties make waves during Singapore Grand Prix season as F1 fans seek new thrills

Yacht chartering companies in Singapore have seen an increase in bookings during the F1 Singapore Grand Prix season.
Yacht chartering companies in Singapore have seen an increase in bookings during the F1 Singapore Grand Prix season.

Four new companies list on SGX; Centurion Reit second-largest listing for 2025 to date

tgavepoint19 - Mr Pol de Win, senior managing director and head of global sales and origination at SGX Group (left), presenting a token of appreciation to Dr Tianyi Jiang, chief executive of AvePoint, at the company’s secondary listing ceremony on the Singapore Exchange on Sept 19, 2025.  

Credit: SGX
tgavepoint19 - Mr Pol de Win, senior managing director and head of global sales and origination at SGX Group (left), presenting a token of appreciation to Dr Tianyi Jiang, chief executive of AvePoint, at the company’s secondary listing ceremony on the Singapore Exchange on Sept 19, 2025.  

Credit: SGX

IHG Group to exit InterContinental Singapore in Bugis by end-2025 as hotel rebrands

The 406-room, 16-storey hotel at Bugis is expected to be rebranded in 2026, with a new operator.
The 406-room, 16-storey hotel at Bugis is expected to be rebranded in 2026, with a new operator.

Manage your household finances like a business for clarity, say entrepreneurs

Credit cards and lines, and cash loans, when used responsibly, can help ease certain financial pressures faced by young families.
Credit cards and lines, and cash loans, when used responsibly, can help ease certain financial pressures faced by young families.

Singtel Q1 profit soars 317.4% to $2.9 billion on exceptional gains of $2.2 billion

The bottom-line growth came as the telco recorded exceptional gains amounting to around $2.2 billion, primarily from the sale of its partial stake in Airtel and the Intouch-Gulf Energy merger.
The bottom-line growth came as the telco recorded exceptional gains amounting to around $2.2 billion, primarily from the sale of its partial stake in Airtel and the Intouch-Gulf Energy merger.

S’pore stock market climbs after MAS allocates $1.1b to 3 fund managers for small-cap investments

Nanofilm Technologies closed on July 25 at 78 cents, up over 16 per cent through the week. This was despite mixed reviews from investors and analysts on its stock.
Nanofilm Technologies closed on July 25 at 78 cents, up over 16 per cent through the week. This was despite mixed reviews from investors and analysts on its stock.

SIA rebounds; SGX gains ground as IPOs return, chip stocks rally

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