August 5, 2020

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Singaporean Biotech Startup Gero Raises US$2.2M Series A To Deliver Anti-Aging Solutions

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Gero’s Series A will help further develop the proprietary AI platform to identify treatments for aging-related and other diseases Singapore-based Biotech startup Gero, which develops new drugs for aging and other disorders using artificial intelligence (AI), has secured US$2.2 million in a Series A funding round led by Belarus-based Bulba Ventures, with participation from previous […]

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Gero’s Series A will help further develop the proprietary AI platform to identify treatments for aging-related and other diseases Singapore-based Biotech startup Gero, which develops new drugs for aging and other disorders using artificial intelligence (AI), has secured US$2.2 million in a Series A funding round led by Belarus-based Bulba Ventures, with participation from previous

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The Story of BOTTLETOP and #TOGETHERBAND Leading Social Impact

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By Kenneth Kwok How a group of sustainability-focused organizations is changing the oceans, 1 kilogram of plastic at a time. BOTTLETOP, perhaps most well-known for its unique upcycled bottle top handbags, was born with a mission to empower people and the planet through sustainable design and a creative culture. Through a collaboration with Mulberry, its

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By Kenneth Kwok How a group of sustainability-focused organizations is changing the oceans, 1 kilogram of plastic at a time. BOTTLETOP, perhaps most well-known for its unique upcycled bottle top handbags, was born with a mission to empower people and the planet through sustainable design and a creative culture. Through a collaboration with Mulberry, its

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Commentary: The Domino Effect of Apple’s Breakup with Intel

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By Alvin Mak The end of Apple’s partnership with Intel is set to impact the future of tech for years to come. At Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) of 2020, the company revealed that its Mac computers will no longer run on processors manufactured by Intel.  The Cupertino company had used Intel’s silicon in its

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By Alvin Mak The end of Apple’s partnership with Intel is set to impact the future of tech for years to come. At Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) of 2020, the company revealed that its Mac computers will no longer run on processors manufactured by Intel.  The Cupertino company had used Intel’s silicon in its

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