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The crypto independence story is fragile: Bitcoin now moves on elections, oil and missiles
Nov 3, 2026

The crypto independence story is fragile: Bitcoin now moves on elections, oil and missiles

The leading digital asset fell 1.69 per cent to US$76,940.91 over 24 hours, while the total crypto market capitalisation dropped 1.68 per cent. That near-perfect match matters. I don’t see this as a c...

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Taiwan and Singapore back NSV’s US$53M bet on Asia’s biotech pipeline
Nov 3, 2026

Taiwan and Singapore back NSV’s US$53M bet on Asia’s biotech pipeline

Raising a debut fund in 2026 is hard. Raising one for biotech, a sector investors have spent four years avoiding, is harder still. NeoSci Ventures (NSV) says it has done it anyway. The Singapore-, Tai...

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Indonesia urgently needs an allergy data centre to support national food security
Nov 3, 2026

Indonesia urgently needs an allergy data centre to support national food security

Food allergy in Indonesia is a real concern, and we cannot ignore it. According to CNN Indonesia, about 1.7 million children in Indonesia have allergies, and cow’s milk is one of the triggers. This nu...

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Vietnam’s climate-tech has a missing middle, and women founders are falling into it
Nov 3, 2026

Vietnam’s climate-tech has a missing middle, and women founders are falling into it

In Vietnam’s climate-tech scene, a founder can win a grant and, with luck, eventually land a cheque worth several million dollars. What she is increasingly unlikely to find is anything in between. Rec...

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Singapore and Romania don’t need another MOU. They need first customers
Nov 3, 2026

Singapore and Romania don’t need another MOU. They need first customers

On a weekday afternoon in late October, a group of Romanian founders pitched to a Singapore audience over Teams. One of them signed off with a plain request. He would be in Singapore the week of the S...

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Are AI fears genuine? Why we should demand evidence, not alarm
Nov 3, 2026

Are AI fears genuine? Why we should demand evidence, not alarm

Over the past couple of months, I’ve come across several perspectives from AI founders that have made me question whether the fears surrounding AI are genuine concerns or narratives being shaped to se...

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Apple could launch up to three new iPads in the first half of 2027
Nov 3, 2026

Apple could launch up to three new iPads in the first half of 2027

Readers looking to get a new tablet could be spoilt for choice next year....

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HKSTP drives Hong Kong mobility innovators to test and scale in Singapore
Nov 3, 2026

HKSTP drives Hong Kong mobility innovators to test and scale in Singapore

Ask a Hong Kong engineer why their product deserves a place abroad and you will often hear the same answer: the city is the hardest test bed they know. Towers scramble satellite signals, space is scar...

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In Southeast Asia, winning at home may no longer be enough
Nov 3, 2026

In Southeast Asia, winning at home may no longer be enough

For years, Southeast Asian founders were told to win their home market before expanding abroad. Prove the product, build the team, establish revenue, then move into neighbouring countries. That advice...

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Garmin’s new fenix 9 and 9 Pro command a high price fit for premium smartwatches
Nov 3, 2026

Garmin’s new fenix 9 and 9 Pro command a high price fit for premium smartwatches

But surprisingly, they’re cheaper than their predecessors at launch....

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