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Lexus launches all-new ES sedan in Korea with first all-electric variant
Oct 13, 2026

Lexus launches all-new ES sedan in Korea with first all-electric variant

Lexus Korea on Tuesday launched the all-new ES sedan in Korea, introducing the model's first battery electric vehicle (BEV) variant alongside an upgraded hybrid powertrain. The eighth-generation ES ma...

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Adobe study finds 57 per cent of SEA firms stuck in AI’s “Frozen Middle”
Oct 13, 2026

Adobe study finds 57 per cent of SEA firms stuck in AI’s “Frozen Middle”

Southeast Asian companies are not short of money for AI. Most of them simply can’t get their projects past their own IT and security teams. That is the uncomfortable picture painted by the Southeast A...

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Work from anywhere, work all the time: Inside Singapore’s flexibility paradox
Oct 13, 2026

Work from anywhere, work all the time: Inside Singapore’s flexibility paradox

When Singapore’s offices emptied out in 2020, flexible work was sold as the cure for an overworked city. Employees would get their commutes back, set their own hours and finally see their families at ...

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Vietnamese-founded Drylab raises US$3M to put autonomous AI scientists inside pharma labs
Oct 13, 2026

Vietnamese-founded Drylab raises US$3M to put autonomous AI scientists inside pharma labs

The cost of sequencing a human genome fell from about US$95 million in 2001 to about US$500 by 2022, according to the US National Human Genome Research Institute. Biology became a data business almost...

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Could a hot inflation print send Bitcoin and Ethereum into freefall?
Oct 13, 2026

Could a hot inflation print send Bitcoin and Ethereum into freefall?

The cryptocurrency market is going through a difficult stretch. In my view, this selloff is not a story about broken technology or failed projects. It is a story about how tightly digital assets now t...

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What is work worth when thought is metered?
Oct 13, 2026

What is work worth when thought is metered?

Your organisation buys human intelligence by the hour and machine intelligence by the million tokens. Only one of those prices is falling fast, and most management systems, from the timesheet to the p...

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NEU Battery Materials bags US$7.6M to mine lithium from the world’s least-loved battery
Oct 13, 2026

NEU Battery Materials bags US$7.6M to mine lithium from the world’s least-loved battery

Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries have an awkward reputation among recyclers: they are everywhere, and they are worth very little once they die. Unlike the nickel- and cobalt-rich chemistries tha...

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Social impact is easy to pitch and hard to prove: 17 SEA startups taking the harder route
Oct 13, 2026

Social impact is easy to pitch and hard to prove: 17 SEA startups taking the harder route

“Social impact” is one of the most overused phrases in a Southeast Asian pitch deck. Founders apply the label to themselves, and in a funding winter it gets stretched to cover almost anything with a f...

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DayOne’s Johor data centre project gets RM15 billion boost in financing from seven lenders
Oct 13, 2026

DayOne’s Johor data centre project gets RM15 billion boost in financing from seven lenders

CIMB, Credit Agricole CIB, DBS, Maybank, OCBC, Standard Chartered and UOB make up the consortium...

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US-China trade is entering an era of managed rivalry. Southeast Asian businesses should prepare for it
Oct 13, 2026

US-China trade is entering an era of managed rivalry. Southeast Asian businesses should prepare for it

The most important change in US-China trade this year is not another tariff headline. It is the emergence of a more managed, transactional relationship between the world’s two largest economies. Presi...

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