Weird Robots and The Joy of Innovation
Sharon Lewis
December 21, 2020
Do you need a US$30,000 salad tosser? Not really. But would you buy it? Probably not. The world of innovation can be bizarre. Flying cars
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Healthy Bites: Nutrition to Keep Your Mental Health in Top Shape
December 18, 2020
By Michelle Lau COVID-19-depression is real, and so is the urge to reach for comfort food, but eating with care is a much better, healthier,
How Personal Crisis Sparked Innovation at DocDoc
Sharon Lewis
December 16, 2020
Co-founder and President of DocDoc Grace Park talks about DocDoc’s advances in AI, and how data can bring empathy back into healthcare systems. Grace Park’s
Cleaner, Safer, Convenient: How Wearable Payment Tech is Changing the Way We Pay
Reethu Ravi
December 14, 2020
As consumers across the globe shift to digital, there has been a dramatic increase in the adoption of wearable payment technology, with the industry set
The 5 Essentials for Establishing a 9-Figure Startup
December 11, 2020
Zenos Schmickrath, recently-exited Co-founder and CXO of Singapore-based co-living startup Hmlet, explains what it took to build the company up from profitable sideline to regional market
No Substitute for Creativity in Marketing: Appier COO Winnie Lee
Sharon Lewis
December 11, 2020
Data and automation have rewritten the marketer’s manual, but creativity still goes a long way. Every year, marketing professionals deliver exciting new campaigns in the
Putting Bitcoin’s Record-Breaking Rally in Context
Monika Ghosh
December 10, 2020
Bitcoin’s price crossed US$19,892 last Monday, breaking its previous record of $19,782.21, which it hit in December 2017. Here’s why this price rally is different.
Meeting Business Challenges in the New Normal
December 9, 2020
By Nilanjan Raghunath and Durriya Nadeem Practical and essential insights for businesses with the drive to survive. We are facing an unprecedented global crisis, where
JD Health Raises US$3.41B in Second Biggest Hong Kong IPO in 2020
Monika Ghosh
December 8, 2020
JD Health’s strong IPO performance indicates that the market is still open for prospective issuers after Ant’s IPO was abruptly scuttled earlier this year. The
What Founders Need to Know About CBD
Reethu Ravi
December 8, 2020
Cannabidiol has taken the wellness industry by storm and has made its way into smoothies, facials, lattes and even bath bombs. For the last couple
China Drafts New Guidelines to Crack Down on Mobile Apps’ Collection of Personal Data
Reethu Ravi
December 4, 2020
As per the draft rules, 38 types of apps are now required to tell users about the personal information they collect, and are prohibited from
“Women Should Know When to Say No”: A Mompreneur’s Guide To Managing It All
Reethu Ravi
December 3, 2020
When you are an entrepreneur and a mother – a ‘mompreneur’ – both your children and your business need equal attention. And often, it becomes
5 Government-Backed Startup Programs in the Philippines
Janica Bergas
December 1, 2020
In an effort to boost the Philippines’ startup scene, the government has launched several programs and initiatives. The Philippines is lagging behind in the startup
It’s not about if, but where they’re going public: Drew Bernstein on Chinese IPOs
Sharon Lewis
November 30, 2020
It’s been choppy for Chinese IPOs lately. With curveballs such as the U.S. position on Chinese listings and Ant’s failed IPO, the pressure is on
Tooter: All You Need to Know About India’s Twitter ‘Rival’
Reethu Ravi
November 30, 2020
Similar to Twitter, users can create an account on Tooter and post short messages, called ‘Toots’. Tooter, the ‘Indian alternative’ to social networking and microblogging
Is Being a YouTuber Still Lucrative?
Bobo Chan
November 27, 2020
In recent years, YouTube has changed quite a bit – everything from demonetization to algorithmic adjustments – and some YouTubers are not happy. The word