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Pluang co-founders Claudia Kolonas (L) and Richard Chua Indonesia’s wealth tech startup Pluang announced today that it has added US$55…
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Borrowing has always been fuelling the growth of developing economies as corporates and even retail borrowers’ take out loans to…
ON founding members (from left to right) Dzung Luu, Giang Nguyen, and Minh Nguyen Vietnam-based social commerce startup, ON, has…
According to the director general of the Abu Dhabi Waste Management Centre, better known as Tadweer, more than 35 companies from the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and India will participate in the EcoWaste Exhibition and Forum next week in Abu Dhabi. According to Salem Al Kaabi, the event would focus on “improving sustainability through waste management and circular economy.” According to the organizers, the UAE’s waste management goals include processing 75% of municipal solid waste by 2025 and 85% by 2035, as well as reducing municipal solid waste creation to 1.4 kg per person per day by 2025. The three-day event takes place from January 17 to 19 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, in conjunction…