August 27, 2020

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Making the Right Investments as an Early-Stage Startup

In for a penny, in for a pound only holds true until the pennies run out. By all accounts, startups are usually designed to be visionary companies that dream big. But those dreams only last as long as their cash runways do. The second biggest reason for startups to go out of business is because […]

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In for a penny, in for a pound only holds true until the pennies run out. By all accounts, startups are usually designed to be visionary companies that dream big. But those dreams only last as long as their cash runways do. The second biggest reason for startups to go out of business is because

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Southeast Asiaโ€™s Biggest Internet Economies Part 1 Indonesia

Southeast Asiaโ€™s Biggest Internet Economies Part 1: Indonesia

Southeast Asia is home to stunning coastal vistas, delectable food, and a long history of cultural tradition. Today, however, Southeast Asia is known for one other thingโ€“a region that is growing its innovative capabilities at full speed.

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Southeast Asia is home to stunning coastal vistas, delectable food, and a long history of cultural tradition. Today, however, Southeast Asia is known for one other thingโ€“a region that is growing its innovative capabilities at full speed.

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Chinese Space Launch Startup iSpace Nets US$172M Series B

iSpace will use the fresh funds to develop its space launch vehicle Hyperbola 2 Chinese aerospace startup iSpace has raised approximately US$172 million (RMB1,192.5 million) in a Series B funding round from a consortium of investors, the startup announced in a press release on Wednesday. The round was led by Beijing Financial Street Capital Operation

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iSpace will use the fresh funds to develop its space launch vehicle Hyperbola 2 Chinese aerospace startup iSpace has raised approximately US$172 million (RMB1,192.5 million) in a Series B funding round from a consortium of investors, the startup announced in a press release on Wednesday. The round was led by Beijing Financial Street Capital Operation