Insights

Two Indian entrepreneurs are unraveling preferences for online retail by giving customers a reason to head back into physical stores.

Chinese tech giant is ramping up global hiring and local chip investments.

Services built for urbanites may not fit the needs of people living in smaller cities, so new hyperlocal services are being created.

Pandemic dating has pushed singles to flock to apps like OkCupid, andwemet, and HiHi.

Older shoppers are becoming more comfortable with making purchases on short-video apps while tech companies make adjustments to cater to their needs.

Apps and websites like TikTok, Facebook, and Twitter not only host and disseminate text, photos, and videos from Myanmar, but also serve as ideological battlefronts.

India will have over 4 million electric-powered rickshaws in service by 2030, according to a Statista report.

These companies are shaking up the cybersecurity, gaming, and ride-hailing industries through crypto and blockchain technology.