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Sue-Ann Tan

Business Correspondent

Sue-Ann focuses on capital markets and Singapore-listed companies. She also contributes to the Me and My Money, and Young and Savvy columns in The Sunday Times’ Invest section and co-hosts The Straits Times’ Headstart On Record podcast on financial literacy for young audiences.

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Interrogating the Singapore dream, and exploring the issue of liquidity

Keppel’s essential services offer resilience and room for growth: CEO

Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua has set a goal for Keppel to become AI-native by 2040.
Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua has set a goal for Keppel to become AI-native by 2040.

Five listed directorships cap among proposed changes to corporate governance code, SGX rules

Changes have been proposed to enhance board independence and quality, and sharpen listed companies’ focus on value creation to sustain investor confidence.
Changes have been proposed to enhance board independence and quality, and sharpen listed companies’ focus on value creation to sustain investor confidence.

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Tobias Peng, founder of icecream van line Scoopy's & Cream.
Tobias Peng, founder of icecream van line Scoopy's & Cream.

Keppel, SGX and Thakral CEOs win SIAS outstanding CEO award

(From left) Thakral Corporation CEO Inderbethal “Bethal” Singh Thakral, Keppel CEO Mr Loh Chin Hua, and SGX Group CEO Loh Boon Chye.
(From left) Thakral Corporation CEO Inderbethal “Bethal” Singh Thakral, Keppel CEO Mr Loh Chin Hua, and SGX Group CEO Loh Boon Chye.

Companies involved in illegal activities that cause haze may face financial penalties: Chee Hong Tat

Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat warned on Oct 21 that listed companies involved in illegal activities that cause transboundary haze may face legal and financial ramifications.
Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat warned on Oct 21 that listed companies involved in illegal activities that cause transboundary haze may face legal and financial ramifications.

ST Headstart: What to do when your boss takes credit for your work

Study hard, work hard, retire then die: Do Singaporeans spend our lives living someone else’s dream?

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