Tech in Asia

The company has raised nearly US$100 million in total.

Why Zalo has the potential to be Vietnam’s definitive super app, and how iPrice’s latest funding round has opened doors for the company.

Waitrr is a Singapore-based mobile ordering platform for the hospitality industry that lets restaurant guests order and pay using their own phones without having to download an app.

It plans to use the new funds for R&D, branding, marketing, and sales channel expansion.

Myanmar is poised for a fintech revolution, but local players still face hurdles in achieving widespread adoption.

Millions in China have enrolled in a mutual aid plan to get low-cost health coverage. But could this model take root in Southeast Asia?

Which are the startups that are on the path to becoming the next big thing?

A look into the world’s third-largest fintech center, TikTok’s potential $60 billion valuation, and the investment bank that’s going digital

This takes the mobile gaming startup's total raised funding to US$130.5 million.

The company aims to hit profitability with the next two to three years.

TikTok is seeking a US$60 billion valuation in the deal, and Oracle and Walmart will pay a combined US$12 billion for their stakes.

Built by Vietnam’s sole unicorn, Zalo has thrived for nearly a decade. But what would it take for the homegrown messaging app to get to the next level?

Biofourmis has just raised US$100 million in a series C round led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2.

The top articles for the week: Carousell valued at US$900 million, ex-Grab employees get funded, and Masayoshi Son reportedly OKs Grab-Gojek merger talk

The companies that raised the most this week: MiFavor, Dream11, Grab, and more

Royston Tay and his partners are building GoTrippin, which will act as a hub for various travel content from around the web.

Though Indonesia’s e-wallets players are facing a stagnant penetration rate in their country, there’s hope. Plus a look into how AI can boost the jobs economy.

The US-based cryptocurrency exchange also listed openings for a client services manager and an Asia Pacific-focused senior recruiter.

Learn about the latest digitalization trends from the chief executives of Alibaba Group, Intel, and Accenture, and Nvidia’s chief technology officer at Alibaba's Apsara Conference 2020.

Their technical prowess and humility are just some of the advantages.