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With $900 million in funding, Hong Kong unicorn WeLab bets big on Indonesia
As more startups explore Indonesia’s fintech potential, WeLab’s cofounder and CEO Simon Loong believes digital banking can be a win-win game.
As more startups explore Indonesia’s fintech potential, WeLab’s cofounder and CEO Simon Loong believes digital banking can be a win-win game.
Indy Khabra and Brad Manuel believe they can revolutionise in-game advertising for the 3 billion gamers globally.
The ten-figure donation comes after samples of poliovirus were found in both the state of New York and London.
“My passion at this point of my life,” Kraft told Forbes, “is my philanthropy.”
We have the opportunity to make a difference to the health of babies, and infants.
‘See it before it’s gone’ is not the travel promotion we want for the future.
A16z crypto, Solana Ventures and others have poured $14 million in, pre-launch.
Long Covid remains poorly understood several years into the coronavirus pandemic.
The team believes the technology could ultimately help to improve fertility results.
Job recruitment tools that claim to use artificial intelligence to avoid gender and racial biases may not improve diversity in hiring,