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Since its launch, the startup has helped over 55,000 retailers in Egypt, fulfilling more than 1 million orders and creating 1,600 direct jobs in the process.

Pine Labs is reportedly looking at an IPO in the US within the next 18 months.

Local startup aims to gain ground on rivals Shopee and Lazada.

Taking samples using Nalagenetics’ Quickspit and Nusantics’ Bio Saliva is more convenient, making these new test kits suitable for children and the elderly.

By opening brick-and-mortar stores, JD.id may be differentiating itself from e-commerce rivals like Tokopedia and Shopee.

Didi is a channel that supercharges consumption in China’s major cities. Halting new user registrations could put the brakes on broader economic growth.

The company supplies more than 40 automakers with intelligent driving solutions.

These Southeast Asian startups that KrASIA highlighted in the first half of 2021 have one thing in common: they each identified a relatively unexplored area and built their business around it.

China’s e-commerce sector is more cutthroat than ever. To stay afloat, online stores use fake orders, fake reviews, and even fake shipments to boost their online presence.

Edge computing allows high performance computing with reduced energy consumption.