Tech in Asia

The company said its revenue increased by about 150% in the first half of 2021 from a year ago.

The surge in its share price this week could stem from investor confidence, boosted by potentially "strong" growth prospects in Hong Kong, iFast said.

Also, Design Cafe, an online interior design startup, raises US$25 million, and more.

AcadArena is officially accredited by Garena and Riot Games and is also the regional campus gaming partner for Twitch.

Also, China has stepped up tax enforcement efforts directed at high-income celebrities and online personalities.

With the latest funding, SmartNews’ valuation has soared to US$2 billion.

FloBiz is also preparing to venture into financial services soon.

The VC firms that are making the most moves in Singapore, and a Malaysia-based car-sharing startup raises funds

Called Maya Bank, the digital bank will focus on unbanked consumers and small and medium-sized enterprises in the country.

The used-vehicles site will use the new funds to expand into the United Arab Emirates and Australia, according to a Mint report.

Xiao Qu Xing or “Little Fun Star” lets young users watch educational content for up to 40 minutes per day, according to a Bloomberg report.

The recent boom in the payment gateway space, which has resulted in the birth of another Indonesian unicorn, will be a cause for both hope and concern for Stripe.

Maqsad offers students localized academic content in a mix of English and Urdu, as well as quizzes and other gamified features.

We dive into the complex world of edtech with Tech in Asia journalist Nikita Puri, GGV Capital vice president Dimitra Taslim, and Zenius CEO Rohan Monga.

Fundraising is hard. To make things slightly easier, we've compiled this list of fundraising startups for our subscribers.

As engagement rates in Southeast Asia soar, CM is looking to provide easy-to-use solutions for businesses to communicate with their users.

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DeepRoute, Cars24, Xendit, and other startups also raised funding this week.