TechNode Global Staff

Singapore-based superapp Grab announced Thursday that its revenue grew 17 percent year-over-year to $664 million in the second quarter of 2024, driven by revenue growth across all segments.

Amilo, a Singapore-based logistics firm, has on Thursday announced its acquisition of Sivadon Logistics in Thailand to accelerate growth.

Singapore-based DCS Innov, a subsidiary of DCS Fintech Holdings, has on Thursday announced the acquisition of HolyWally, wallet-as-a-service (WaaS) platform. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in DCS Innov’s global expansion plans, particularly into the United States and European markets,.

Japanese e-scooter operator Luup has on Thursday announced that it has entered into a capital and business alliance agreement with Blue Incubation, a consolidated subsidiary of Seibu Group, and conglomerate Tokyu.

Malaysian telecommunications firm Maxis has partnered with Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) to introduce Malaysia's first all-in-one platform for 5G network, edge computing, cloud and services orchestration, built on Singtel’s Paragon for telco networks.

Global insurance firm Prudential plc and cloud computing services provider Google Cloud have on Thursday announced an expanded strategic partnership to build innovative artificial intelligence (AI)-powered products and applications that will help enhance customer, agent and employee experiences.

ECloudvalley Digital Technology, a Taiwan-based cloud solutions provider, has on Thursday announced the appointment of Sandy Woo as Country Director for its Malaysia operations.

Adyen, the global fintech firm, announced Thursday its expansion in India. This is following the grant of authorization from the Reserve Bank of India to operate as an online payment aggregator in India for domestic and cross-border payments.

New research by global small business platform Xero revealed Thursday that Singapore’s younger generations of consumers are leading the shift to digital payments while more than half of small businesses in the country do not currently provide cash payment options.

Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange company Crypto.com and the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) announced Wednesday that Crypto.com will be the first and exclusive global cryptocurrency platform partner of the UEFA Champions League.