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Rosalind Ang

Rosalind is a business journalist who has been with The Straits Times since 2021. She covers e-commerce and stories on retail businesses. Reflective of her areas of coverage, she enjoys shopping both offline and online, perhaps a little too much. She also contributes to the Me and My Money and Young and Savvy columns in The Sunday Times’ Invest section and curates the weekly HeadSTart newsletter for young audiences.

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S’pore businesses to have one-stop platform for info on financing partners, advisory services

The goal is to help enterprises access financing tools that best support their growth needs, said Ms Low Yen Ling, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry & Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, during launch of Centre for Enterprise Financing Advisory (CEFA) by SBF and Enterprise Singapore at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore on May 18, 2026.
The goal is to help enterprises access financing tools that best support their growth needs, said Ms Low Yen Ling, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry & Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, during launch of Centre for Enterprise Financing Advisory (CEFA) by SBF and Enterprise Singapore at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore on May 18, 2026.

Female board directorships on the rise, but more focus needed to raise diversity, council says

The proportion of women board chairs among the Top 100 SGX primary-listed companies rose to 10 per cent in 2025 from 8 per cent the previous year.
The proportion of women board chairs among the Top 100 SGX primary-listed companies rose to 10 per cent in 2025 from 8 per cent the previous year.

Fresh grads take longer to land first jobs, but no broad decline in employment: Tan See Leng

Manpower Minister Tan See Leng said the employment rates have remained “broadly stable” for young graduates aged 25 to 29.
Manpower Minister Tan See Leng said the employment rates have remained “broadly stable” for young graduates aged 25 to 29.

No need to raise penalties for late retrenchment notices for now: Tan See Leng

In 2025, 80 per cent of the retrenchment notifications were filed before the required deadline of five working days - up from 70 per cent in 2024.
In 2025, 80 per cent of the retrenchment notifications were filed before the required deadline of five working days - up from 70 per cent in 2024.

What I learnt as a first-time cat owner

Guppy the cat was adopted from a cat welfare organisation after he was rescued from a shipyard in Tuas.
Guppy the cat was adopted from a cat welfare organisation after he was rescued from a shipyard in Tuas.

Bugis Street Level 2 goes quiet with 80% of shops shuttered. What’s next for the bargain hub?

Closed storefronts seen on the second floor of Bugis Street on April 22.

ST PHOTO: Jasel Poh
Closed storefronts seen on the second floor of Bugis Street on April 22.

ST PHOTO: Jasel Poh

Singapore factory output rebounds in March, driven by electronics

The slower manufacturing output growth in February was due to temporary shutdowns during the Lunar New Year festive period, which largely normalised in March.

ST PHOTO: Arshi Iqbal
The slower manufacturing output growth in February was due to temporary shutdowns during the Lunar New Year festive period, which largely normalised in March.

ST PHOTO: Arshi Iqbal

ST Headstart: Quiet firing and how to spot it

Kallang Wave Mall to undergo revamp, will have new climbing wall and wellness concepts by 2028

One of the Kallang Wave Mall's most recognisable features – the indoor climbing wall – will be upgraded into a 21-metre-tall structure.
One of the Kallang Wave Mall's most recognisable features – the indoor climbing wall – will be upgraded into a 21-metre-tall structure.

SMCCI opens its relocated second office at Grantral Mall

The Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SMCCI) is pleased to invite you and your crew to Makan & Mesra Raya. This year’s event is particularly significant as it will also mark the grand opening of SMCCI’s 2nd office at Grantral Mall. The new space has been designed as a collaborative hub to support events, hot desking, and product showcases, reflecting SMCCI’s continued commitment to creating more opportunities for connection, business growth, and community engagement.
The Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SMCCI) is pleased to invite you and your crew to Makan & Mesra Raya. This year’s event is particularly significant as it will also mark the grand opening of SMCCI’s 2nd office at Grantral Mall. The new space has been designed as a collaborative hub to support events, hot desking, and product showcases, reflecting SMCCI’s continued commitment to creating more opportunities for connection, business growth, and community engagement.

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