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China’s “Lipstick King” has traded make-up swatches for artificial intelligence. Top live-streamer Li Jiaqi on Monday evening teamed up with an executive from Alibaba Group Holding to pitch AI subscriptions, selling nearly 100,000 monthly packages in just 30 minutes, according to data provided by the e-commerce giant. The broadcast on Taobao and Tmall – Alibaba’s largest domestic online marketplace – marked the first time generative AI products have taken centre stage during the annual Singles’...

Eight months after Amity announced a Series D of more than US$100 million, the round is still open for business. The Thailand-founded AI group said on Monday that Finnoventure Private Equity Trust I, a fund managed by Krungsri Finnovate, has come in as a strategic investor, extending the Series D round led by EDBI, the […] The post Krungsri buys into Amity as the Thai AI group dresses its cap table for an IPO appeared first on e27.

Econili Battery New Energy likes to think big. The Ipoh-based recycler has described itself as the largest lithium-ion battery recycler in ASEAN. It talks about plants on two continents and a listing on Nasdaq. thesun The latest deal is a good deal smaller. Econili has raised an extension round led by Vynn Capital, taking its […] The post Vynn Capital backs Econili as Malaysia bets on recycling its battery waste appeared first on e27.

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 coin-specific move. It is a unified repricing of risk across global markets, and the largest cryptocurrency is caught in the current. The […] The post The crypto independence story is fragile: Bitcoin now moves on elections, oil and missiles appeared first on e27.

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-, Taiwan- and US-based venture builder has announced a first close of SGD70 million (US$53 million) for its inaugural institutional fund. The […] The post Taiwan and Singapore back NSV’s US$53M bet on Asia’s biotech pipeline appeared first on e27.

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 number was shared by Ray Wagiu Basrowi, a doctor and researcher, during World Allergy Week 2026 with Sarihusada in Jakarta on […] The post Indonesia urgently needs an allergy data centre to support national food security appeared first on e27.

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. Recorded climate tech funding in Vietnam fell 52 per cent in 2025 to US$49.86 million across 33 transactions, down from US$104.20 million across […] The post Vietnam’s climate-tech has a missing middle, and women founders are falling into it appeared first on e27.

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 Singapore Fintech Festival, he said, and he’d love an introduction to anyone who runs compliance or risk at […] The post Singapore and Romania don’t need another MOU. They need first customers appeared first on e27.

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 serve their own interests. Recent comments by some of the biggest names in the technology industry about AI should be judged by facts […] The post Are AI fears genuine? Why we should demand evidence, not alarm appeared first on e27.

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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 scarce, labour is expensive and safety rules leave little room for error. Survive that, the argument goes, and most other […] The post HKSTP drives Hong Kong mobility innovators to test and scale in Singapore appeared first on e27.