The CEO of MyeongDong Topokki shares his entrepreneurial journey expanding the Korean street food chain in Malaysia and SEA.

The Maybank App QRPay comes with cashbacks, chances to win more money on Jewel Rush and other promotions. Even non-Maybank users can use the MAE ewallet.

What A Waste is a Malaysian social enterprise dedicated to collecting food surplus, packaging it, and passing it on to nearby needy communities.

KOA Fitness is an all-women's gym that gives members a safer, comfier place to workout, after which, they can even freshen up at their vanity stations.

Founder Lee Ken Ming saw The Goodburger as a way to do good by promoting sustainability and advocating for a kinder world, one burger at a time.

Sabahan e-commerce and logistics service provider Epost has announced that they've raised US$700,000 in seed funding for enhancing operations in SEA.

The 'sitting disease' is real. Here's how this one startup takes a step in the right direction, by introducing smarter, adjustable desks for the office.

This CNY 2020, we know you're busy, so for the sake of convenience and to support local, just pass your tasks to some of these Malaysian startups.

This new offering will apparently share similarities to the iPhone 8, sporting a 4.7-inch screen, single lens camera, and Touch ID.

Meet the duo behind this pocket-sized and affordable solid cologne brand that wants to keep more Malaysians smelling better.

For S$16/month, users can get 15% off 10 Grab rides (capped at S$4 each) and free delivery on five GrabFood orders (with a minimum order of S$12).

On top of earning less GrabRewards points per dollar, higher-tiered members will no longer enjoy bigger discounts on voucher redemptions.

Founder Lee Ken Ming saw The Goodburger as a way to do good by promoting sustainability and advocating for a kinder world, one burger at a time.

For S$16/month, users can get 15% off 10 Grab rides (capped at S$4 each) and free delivery on five GrabFood orders (with a minimum order of S$12).

On top of earning less GrabRewards points per dollar, higher-tiered members will no longer enjoy bigger discounts on voucher redemptions.

Circles.Life will be holding a "cash giveaway" from its S$1 million termination fee fund on 21 January (Tuesday) at Cineleisure Orchard.

When you just don't have time to visit a money changer before your trip, these 24-hour services in Singapore have got you covered.

The GovTech team visited the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore to discuss how they could apply new technologies to help those with physical disability.

We The People's inaugural event in Singapore connects aspiring entrepreneurs with successful creators to learn how to scale their brand with crowdfunding.

With startups burning money and staying unprofitable after almost a decade, what gives investors confidence to keep pouring more funds in?

As the influence of technology in art grows, two local artists share how they use tech to create immersive exhibits at Singapore Art Week 2020.

A unique thing about Wellaholic is that they offer beauty treatments that are backed by science and research to prove its efficacy.

These three entrepreneurs are living proof that you can build a successful future for yourself regardless of your educational background.

From fashion and ecommerce, to finance and logistics, these 10 founders got a chance to discuss startup challenges with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

The CEO of MyeongDong Topokki shares his entrepreneurial journey expanding the Korean street food chain in Malaysia and SEA.

The Maybank App QRPay comes with cashbacks, chances to win more money on Jewel Rush and other promotions. Even non-Maybank users can use the MAE ewallet.

What A Waste is a Malaysian social enterprise dedicated to collecting food surplus, packaging it, and passing it on to nearby needy communities.

KOA Fitness is an all-women's gym that gives members a safer, comfier place to workout, after which, they can even freshen up at their vanity stations.

Sabahan e-commerce and logistics service provider Epost has announced that they've raised US$700,000 in seed funding for enhancing operations in SEA.

The 'sitting disease' is real. Here's how this one startup takes a step in the right direction, by introducing smarter, adjustable desks for the office.

This CNY 2020, we know you're busy, so for the sake of convenience and to support local, just pass your tasks to some of these Malaysian startups.

Meet the duo behind this pocket-sized and affordable solid cologne brand that wants to keep more Malaysians smelling better.

MyStartr is a niche crowdfunding platform that aims to address the needs of Mandarin-speaking creative entrepreneurs and startups in Malaysia.

Nursing homes aren't the only option anymore. CARE Concierge wants to change how we look at elderly homecare in Malaysia for good.

MOX Malaysia is the largest co-making we have for creatives in the Klang Valley right now, and it's brought to us by the team behind Artbox Malaysia.

S-T-U-F is a Malaysian eco-friendly streetwear fashion brand that was launched by a female founder who currenly runs it as a one-woman team too.

Users can simply key in the transfer amount and enter recipient’s mobile number or select an existing contact from ‘Contact Book’.

A comparison of Grab and Gojek’s services across Southeast Asia -- what does it reveal about their expansion strategies?

honestbee has retrenched at least 50 to 70 people last week, and multiple senior executives have also resigned from the firm.

Major merchants, restaurant partners and small businesses will also be able to receive mobile payments with GrabPay's QR technology.

Singapore-headquartered O2O company Grab has ambitiously ridden into eight countries, including emerging markets like Cambodia and Myanmar.

This new facility is in line with the government's vision to foster a fintech ecosystem and attract international blockchain companies to set up shop in PH.

Many Filipinos believe that the most important application of cryptocurrency will be remittances, but they’re wrong.

Based on their internal investigations, Grab Philippines siad that "Eddie Ybañez's allegations are untrue and appears to have malicious intent".

Micab has been a target of a massive phantom booking spree in their app this past June, and its internal investigation point to ride-sharing rival Grab.

The LTFRB imposed a P10-million fine on Grab Philippines for charging its passengers an additional P2 per minute on top of its approved fees.

Grab drivers – who are enlisted from the firm’s GrabExpress same-day delivery service – can buy and deliver goods of up to 1,000 pesos.

MyKuya is a mobile app that matches you with nearby 'kuyas' and 'ates' who can run your errands such as buying coffee and washing the dishes on-demand.

Both video sharing app TikTok and its parent company ByteDance are currently hiring in many job positions to grow their teams in Singapore.

Huawei Mobile Services can "replace 90 per cent of Google Mobile Services by December".

According to Huawei, the cash bonus is a way for the firm to recognise staffs' hard work in the face of US pressure.

Beyond business-related notifications, MeetSG will also offer information on leisure activities and curated offers.

Up to 20 startups will be chosen by Tencent and NUS Enterprise to participate in the programme and use Tencent Cloud services and products.

OneConnect, the fintech unit of Chinese healthcare firm Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. is looking into applying for Singapore's digital banking licenses.

Some of China's biggest names in the tech industry–Alibaba, JD–are lining up to become disruptors of the traditional business of pig farming.

Russia is believed to be a reserve of specialists in the fields of telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics.

Victoria Park Close is one of the Good Class Bungalows (GCB) areas in Singapore, and properties in that area cost between $20 million and $50 million.

Pinduoduo earned 88% of its RMB 13.1 billion (USD 1.9 billion) revenue in 2018 from its “search” business, or what it calls “online marketing services.”

Singapore company Asia Mobility Industries is working with Baidu, Geely, NavInfo and CATL to drive the adoption of autonomous buses and robo taxis.

Maker of popular apps like TikTok and Toutiao, ByteDance, could next be taking on hardware with reported plans to develop its own smartphone.