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Weilun Soon’s Biography

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Seasoned reporter and writer proficient in breaking news, identifying trends and securing exclusives. After graduating from Columbia University’s Journalism School, I was a technology, economic and political reporter for Singapore’s English- and Chinese-language dailies, and then an investment writer producing analytical pieces on investing in Asian tech companies. Throughout my career, I:
- broke news across different beats, with some gaining international coverage;
- reported on trends that t…

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China's Science and Technology Innovation Board a bold step forward for capital-market reforms

China's Science and Technology Innovation Board a bold step forward for capital-market reforms

Key takeaways: Rules proposed for the new Science and Technology Innovation Board on the Shanghai Stock Excha…

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Hold on for the ride: China's STAR Market sees bumpy start to market-oriented reforms

Hold on for the ride: China's STAR Market sees bumpy start to market-oriented reforms

The STAR Market came into operation on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on July 22 and we have seen big fluctuatio…

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China Belt & Road: S'pore expected to benefit from regional uplift

China Belt & Road: S'pore expected to benefit from regional uplift

SINGAPORE and China pledged on Monday to cooperate on China's infrastructural "project of the century", but o…

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Singapore in talks with firms to try out 'flying taxis'

Singapore in talks with firms to try out 'flying taxis'

WANT to get back home at the end of the day in a levitating hovercraft? Flying vehicles may just be a part of…

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Budget takes firm aim at Singapore's future economy

Budget takes firm aim at Singapore's future economy

SINGAPORE on Monday unveiled a Budget to decidedly realign its economy with medium-term restructuring plans, …

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S'pore manufacturing springs to life, hope blooms for GDP growth

S'pore manufacturing springs to life, hope blooms for GDP growth

SPRING is coming. This analogy couldn't come at a more appropriate time for Singapore's manufacturing sector …

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Algunos buques atraviesan el estrecho de Ormuz pese al bloqueo de EE.UU. y la tensión con Irán

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| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Un puñado de buques se atrevieron a atravesar el estrecho de Ormuz el miércoles, horas después de que Estados Unidos reanudara el bloqueo naval contra Irán y tras un recrudecimiento de los ataques contra buques. Un superpetrolero sujeto a sanciones estadounidenses y cargado con petróleo iraní zarpó hacia el golfo de Omán, antes de detenerse poco después de salir del estrecho, según datos de seguimiento de buques. Ver más: EE.UU.
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Handful of Vessels Crossing Hormuz as US Blockade Takes Effect

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By Weilun Soon Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
A handful of vessels braved transits through the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, hours after the US resumed a naval blockade of Iran and following an upsurge in attacks on ships. A US-sanctioned supertanker laden with Iranian oil sailed outbound into the Gulf of Oman, before coming to a stop not long after exiting the strait, according to ship-tracking data.
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Handful of Vessels Crossing Hormuz as US Blockade Takes Effect

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| Bloomberg Tax Verified
A handful of vessels braved transits through the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, hours after the US resumed a naval blockade of Iran and following an upsurge in attacks on ships. A US-sanctioned supertanker laden with Iranian oil sailed outbound into the Gulf of Oman, before coming to a stop not long after exiting the strait, according to ship-tracking data.
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