Tech in Asia

Livekeeping Technologies, founded in 2015, offers a Tally-integrated application for business management.

Sources indicate that the US may consider reducing tariffs on Chinese imports to below 60% as a first step.

Tripledot now operates 12 studios globally, employing over 2,500 people in 23 cities worldwide.

The White House indicated that the UK would reduce non-tariff barriers on American goods.

BlackRock will make a minority investment and provide insurance asset management, advisory services, and technology.

TSMC's monthly sales reaching US$11.6 billion, surpassing analysts' expectations of a 38% rise in second-quarter revenue.

Updated scheme increases guarantee to 85% for loans up to US$1.2 million.

Despite the drop in US exports, China's overall exports rose by 8.1%, far above expectations.

The modified chip will reportedly have lower technical capabilities, to comply with US regulations.

Indonesia will be the first Asian country to adopt Korea's QR code payment service by 2025.

The company aims to launch services in India within six to nine months, after earlier regulatory setbacks in 2022.

Trump criticized the program as unconstitutional, calling it "racist and illegal" for providing grants based on race.

V-Green partners with Chargecore, Chargepoint, Amarta Group, and CVS.

Though independent, Threads requires an Instagram account, and the two platforms have connected profiles.

Tencent's PUBG Mobile is ranked second in overseas revenue among Chinese game developers.

In its financial report, SMIC projected a revenue decline of up to 6% for the second quarter.

Meta’s interest in stablecoins follows its earlier attempt with the Diem project, formerly known as Libra.

This is a significant rise from the 229 crore rupees (US$26.6 million) recorded in FY24.

Mashinsky confessed to commodities fraud and manipulating the Celsius token in December.

WinTriX’s China operations are expected to generate around 4 billion yuan (US$551.92 million) in EBITDA in 2025.