Deals platform Fave today announced the launch of new service Fave Takeaway in Singapore in a bid to further their "superapp for merchants" ambition.

With their move into a new office, Fave Malaysia now has a bigger and better space for their employees. Besides that, they're also hiring.

Tired of working in dull cubicles? Explore your job options with these 11 M'sian offices that look good and offer attractive benefits.

With the acquisition of these two firms, Fave aims to be a "one-stop solutions platform" for both merchants and consumers.

Boost and Fave have announced a partnership—here's how you can receive rewards and cashbacks from both apps the next time you pay a vendor.

Fave users can soon use GrabPay to purchase deals on the platform, as well as to make payments at restaurants and retailers in the Fave network.

This fresh funding will help accelerate the company's growth for the benefit of both offline retail businesses and consumers.

Fave's co-founder, Yeoh Chen Chow shares an insight on the ups and downs of his startup journey and some misconceptions about startups.

FavePay is a cashless option for payment by Malaysian company Fave. Here's how to use FavePay in a restaurant or any of their partner vendors for discounts and cashback.

Malaysia is slow to adopt e-wallet solutions in Malaysia, despite newcomer Favepay. Here's some challenges that they have to overcome.

The acquisition is set to solidify Groupon’s efforts in helping consumers save, while driving growth for local businesses across the region.

Fave speaks on their strategies after their acquisition and rebranding of Groupon Malaysia, merging it with KFIT and the old Fave into the new group.