Khamila Mulia

The Muslim-focused platform connects local halal brands with resellers and customers across Indonesia.

The Malaysian government is pushing its digital economy, and wants local startups to grow on a global scale.

According to the regulation, those who sell their goods via e-commerce platforms must obtain a business license.

The feature will officially launch sometime this month, CEO says.

Hailing from Toronto, Nicole Yap is building Digitaraya into a world-class accelerator.

Populix connects businesses with respondents, providing insights to help clients better understand Indonesian consumers.

The company plans to take its business and services to nearby Southeast Asian countries.

OVO will raise funding in 2020, and it will focus on expanding into lending, online investing, and digital insurance services.