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Zafirah Salim
Netflix to Spotify: ShareIt.sg lets you share subscription plans with others so you pay lesser
Zafirah Salim
This S’pore Startup Offers A Subscription Service For Baby Clothes At S$25/Month
Vulcan Post
This Service Is Betting On M’sians To Ditch Owning Cars And Subscribing Them Long-Term Instead
Joycelyn Tan
For RM50/Month, These Sisters’ Startup Lets You Easily Buy & Try Designer Perfumes
Faye Lee
These M’sian Sisters Innovated Their Father’s Farm By Starting A Veggie Subscription Biz
Melissa Chan
YouTube Launches New Ad-Free Music Streaming Service In S’pore From S$9.98/Month
Victoria Sek
The French Cellar ‘Wines’ Up Without Notice – Customers Owed “Thousands Of Dollars”
Liang Hwei
Throw Out That iPad, My Messy Box Is A Subscription Service That Will Change The Way Kids Play
Liang Hwei
Pint Society, The Monthly Ice Cream Subscription We’re All Screaming For
Anna Lee
This M’sian Startup Brings Juice Variety To Vapers With Its Bespoke Subscription Service
Jean Khoo
This Startup Uses A Weight Loss Method To Create A Healthier Malaysian Community
Cassandra Yeo
Startup Preloot Delivers Beauty Samples To You, Without The Burden Of Subscription
Liang Hwei
That time of the month again? PSLove is a better way to experience your period!
OTHER TOPICS
Singapore has undoubtedly been a bright spot for the global startup landscape in recent years, and is home to a number of unicorns.
In recent years, there has been a rise in the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) and governments have released policies and grants aimed at boosting its adoption.
Ever since the Covid-19 pandemic hit, e-commerce has boomed in popularity, with consumers buying everything from home appliances to groceries online.
Grab is a leading “super app” in Southeast Asia.
Amid soaring demand for online and mobile alternatives, new digital players are transforming banking for individuals and companies.
Interest in cryptocurrency is at an all-time high, and Singapore has emerged as a key blockchain and crypto hub in Asia.
A look at how the Singapore government has been harnessing technology to improve lives for all.
The global pandemic has disrupted lifestyles, healthcare, workplace cultures, business operations, and more.
