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The biggest ride-hail service in the US, after Uber, priced its initial public offering at $72 per share, with a $24 billion valuation

Steve Polsky started Juvo with the dream that 'financial inclusions could be done on the pathways'

The latest round of funding was led by Singapore's Vertex Growth Fund and supported by new investor Atinum Investment

In a strategic partnership, Hyundai Motorcorp and Kia Motors invest $300 million in the Indian ride-hailing company

Though the challenges will vary from startup to startup, there are three fundamentals that founders must get right

The funding round was led by South Korean conglomerate SK, semiconductor supplier SK Hynix and several automotive groups and their investment vehicles

Both are eyeing the Southeast Asia markets

While investments from China take the lead in growth, UK gains despite Brexit doubts

Launched in June 2018, PlayGame is founded by Anton Soeharyo, who was the former chief executive officer of Touchten Games, one of Indonesia's leading game developers

The popularity of artificial intelligence and machine learning has led to whole new way of doing business

From fintech companies to multinational companies, the move of these influencers could lead to potential disruption

The year 2019 will see the industry burgeoning by leaps and bound

The Shanghai-based NIO Inc is the rival to Tesla in its home base

Humanforce wants to expand its operation in Asia, Europe and North America

Justika is a marketplace for all legal services, from legal counsel to document creation

Each kind comes with its own particular mission, so you should really strive to understand who you are dealing with

WeWork, which quickly made a name for itself in the coworking space industry, has been incurring losses lately

The global healthcare transactions is expected to reach US$ 331 billion in 2019

The stock index in Shanghai ended 2018 as the world's worst market performer

The firm rebrands its early-stage investment vehicle Softbank Korea Ventures to Softbank Ventures Asia

The industry is in a lot of ways controlled by the government and because of that there are unforeseen problems, regulations and licensing issues

Unstable market, international trade tensions and worries about a US recession wiped off large amounts of money across the world

The far more effective approach is for founders to contact their ideal investors from a position of power

As US-Saudi relations suffer, will Saudi money begin to flow more into the Asia-Pacific region?

The growth of mid-sized and privately held companies has persisted despite the stock market turmoil, rising interest rates, falling oil prices

Fintech startups must meet them where they are, not only in a physical sense, but in a psychological one too