
Tech’s Year in Review: Critical Sectors
By Monika Ghosh and Sharon Lewis This article is the last of a four-part Tech’s Year in Review series reviewing developments across industries in 2020.

By Monika Ghosh and Sharon Lewis This article is the last of a four-part Tech’s Year in Review series reviewing developments across industries in 2020.

From taking risks to working hard, learn all about Elon Musk’s approach to business. Last week, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk made headlines after

By Reethu Ravi and Sharon Lewis This article is the third of a four-part Tech’s Year in Review series reviewing developments across industries in 2020.

Will Epic Games v Apple finally create a level playing field for mobile apps? Every startup beginning its journey is on a quest for market

By DIVANSHU KUMAR Today’s edtech offerings are built for revenue-generation, not education The last two decades have seen a significant boom in technology, primarily when

By Monika Ghosh and Reethu Ravi This article is the second of a four-part Tech’s Year in Review series reviewing developments across industries in 2020.

By Sharon Lewis and Reethu Ravi This article is the first of a four-part Tech’s Year in Review series reviewing developments across industries in 2020.

From tech giants that started off from a garage to the world’s largest submarine sandwich chain, here are 10 businesses that proved that you don’t

The world’s financing structures have been unable to match SMEs’ demand for credit. With their credit needs unmet, alternative finance channels have entered the spotlight.

BODW 2020 provided a glimpse of the post-COVID world – what it will look like, the foremost emerging technologies and their applications, and impending changes to

Understand the different types of listing processes and the differences between them. The startup journey, described a financial sense, is a process of raising larger

Though esports currently offers fame and riches to those playing at the highest levels, the involvement of academic institutions like universities is expected to provide

PHASE Scientific International has built rapid antigen tests based on the easy-to-use home pregnancy testing mechanism. The device is designed to enable mass rapid testing

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

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,

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
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