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Company Watch: Marketing agencies are hobbled without tech, says entrepreneur Tjin Lee - Vimarsana News

Company Watch: Marketing agencies are hobbled without tech, says entrepreneur Tjin Lee

Those that don't evolve will be outstripped by hybrid agencies and those that are tech empowered, she adds. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Twinings MY picks creative and social media | Marketing-Interactive - Vimarsana News

Twinings MY picks creative and social media | Marketing-Interactive

Twinings Malaysia has appointed DNA Creative Communications as its local creative and social media agency, according to the agency in a statement to A+M. This comes as Twinings looks to further expand in the Malaysian market in the near future. 

MY's Digital Symphony expands into SG with new | Marketing-Interactive - Vimarsana News

MY's Digital Symphony expands into SG with new | Marketing-Interactive

Malaysian digital agency, Digital Symphony is expanding into Singapore with a new office and has appointed Chrix Yong as its managing director to lead the Singapore office, along with other regional markets.

SEA Digest: Gusto buys Mercury; StashAway, EdgePop team up - Vimarsana News

SEA Digest: Gusto buys Mercury; StashAway, EdgePop team up

Gusto Colllective is expanding in Singapore after acquiring Mercury Integrated, while StashAway has partnered with EdgePop in Malaysia.

Gusto Collective Acquires Mercury Integrated, Enters Singapore Market – WWD - Vimarsana News

Gusto Collective Acquires Mercury Integrated, Enters Singapore Market – WWD

The Hong Kong-based Gusto Collective is on an acquisitions drive. It has purchased Mercury Integrated, establishing a foothold in Singapore.

Source: wwd.com