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Southeast Asian start-ups require government support and talent development if they are to take advantage of current opportunities.

In space tech in recent years? there has been significant progress particularly in terms of frugal innovation but this is also a sector with big reforms in 2020 when private players were allowed to do satellite launches and since then there has been a doubling of space tech start—ups. india also wants to double its share in global launches from the current 2% to about 5% and we also heard from prime minister modi when he was in the us last month, there would be deeper collaboration between cou...

Company says multiple angel investors have taken interest in its fund-raising

KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has asked for reduction of the duties and taxes on internet and IT devices...

The capital’s tech start-ups were given a boost today after the Mayor of London unveiled a fresh package of measures to support the development of high-growth businesses.

Amongst the worst in major economies, this uncertainty is leading a lot of companies especially smaller companies which have less cash buffer harder to access capital, they need to cancel contracts, and that having a knock on effect to the wider industry and tech is impacted by that finding it hard to get funding on a high interest rate environment. this is not news that the uk government wants to hear, they are trying to have start—ups and a new hub in london and despite all of the support an...

Through Startmeup.hk, InvestHK invites innovative and scalable SA tech start-ups to set up or expand into Hong Kong.

The aim is to identify and pilot a DSM solution in collaboration with GIZ SAGEN and the public sector

FAILED tech lender Silicon Valley Bank was taken over today by First Citizens in a deal that will cost about $20 billion but offered hope that the crisis of confidence in the global banking system could be easing.

The Silicon Valley Bank collapse proved how important it is for tech start-ups to have measures in place to manage their financial risks, with Charles Fletcher, Partner at Michon De Raya, advising