RedDoorz currently runs 1,500 properties across its Southeast Asia markets, and aims to grow this number tenfold by 2023.

Grab's Pay Later will first roll out a post-paid payment service, followed by an instalment product at 0% interest in the next few months.

This new service allows both banked and unbanked senders to remit money to receivers in another country using their GrabPay wallets. 

The new fund will target Series A and B rounds, with an aim to invest in 10 to 15 Southeast Asian startups over the next three years.

Grab and Hyundai affiliates will bring together stakeholders from the EV industry to collaborate on measures to improve EV adoption and awareness in SEA.

Not longer at just looking at the Singapore market, SingPost is seeing a big opportunity in the Southeast Asian e-commerce fulfilment landscape.

Now, a few months later, KrASIA spoke with close to a dozen former Uber Southeast Asia employees to find out how things have turned out.

US ride-sharing startup Arcade City announced that it will be expanding its service in 8 Southeast Asian countries, amidst the recent Grab-Uber deal.

When a Malaysian-born startup like Grab triumphs over an international giant like Uber in the local ride-sharing wars, this tells us that we no longer need to look to only Silicon Valley for inspiration.

A white paper report by iPrice Group titled “The State of eCommerce in Southeast Asia 2017” was released last week detailing the trends in online buying and selling around the Southeast Asia region covering e-commerce habits of consumers from six SEA countries.

It starts with analysing 2 key factors—the people and market readiness.

This could go a long way towards making Asia a more inclusive region.