The power of data in gaming’s red-hot market Learn how to seize the power of data to attract and keep players, create personalized gaming experiences, and cash in on the industry’s seismic growth. Register Now Devsisters has grown to a global company with more than 400 employees on the strength …
Read More »From 200 To 25,000 Bicycles: How SG Bike Became The Largest Bike-Sharing Firm In S’pore
The bike-sharing landscape in Singapore has seen a boom and bust over the years. Back in 2017, it was saturated with seven bike-sharing players but many also exited the market within a few years. Out of that seven players, only two are still standing strong today — Anywheel and SG …
Read More »The Next Xiaomi: How Realme Became The World’s Fastest Smartphone Brand To Reach 50M Sales
At a time where the fight for market share in the global Android smartphone market was thought to be over, it is difficult to imagine a new entrant posing a significant challenge to existing smartphone brands. This is especially so when it takes hundreds of millions of dollars in R&D …
Read More »‘It Became Sort of Lawless’: Florida Vaccine Rollout Turns Into a Free-for-All
Florida decided people 65 and older should get the coronavirus vaccine first. But demand has overwhelmed supply, and people are frustrated. MIAMI — Linda Kleindienst Bruns registered for a coronavirus vaccine in late December, on the first day the health department in Tallahassee, Fla., opened for applications for people her …
Read More »Racing To The Top: How BlueSG Became The World’s Second Largest Electric Car Sharing Service
Launched in December 2017, BlueSG offers an affordable and convenient mobility option to Singaporeans with its electric car-sharing service. It is a subsidiary of the Bolloré Group, which launched the world’s largest car-sharing service Autolib’ in Paris. Now, BlueSG is the world’s second largest electric car-sharing service. It currently has …
Read More »Growing From Mistakes Made: How FortyTwo Became S’pore’s Largest Online Furniture Retailer
FortyTwo is the largest online furniture retailer in Singapore, boasts co-founder Naveed Lee. When the 42-year-old worked as a retail executive in a furniture showroom back in 1998, he noted the low efficiency of the traditional furniture business, which in turn caused high mark-ups in product prices. In 2002, he …
Read More »From Lee Hwa To Maxi-Cash: How He Revamped His Family Biz And Became S’pore’s 50th Richest
Multimillionaire Koh Wee Seng holds a net worth of US$ 540 million and ranks just shy of Forbes’ richest list as Singapore’s 50th richest man. Despite being the founder and driver behind one of Singapore’s largest business empires, the low-profile magnate has been kept largely out of the public eye. …
Read More »How This Superfood Biz Became One Of The Top 100 Fastest Growing Firms In S’pore
A Singaporean superfoods company has made it to the Financial Times’ list of high-growth firms in the Asia Pacific. In Singapore, it is also listed in Singapore’s top 100 fastest-growing firms. Called Nature’s Superfoods, it is predominantly an online business, selling everything from quinoa to chia seeds, and exporting them …
Read More »Kishin RK: How This Real Estate Mogul Became S’pore’s Youngest Billionaire At Age 37
Kishin RK, the only son of Singaporean real estate magnate and Royal Holdings co-founder, Raj Kumar, is Singapore’s youngest billionaire at only 37 years of age. The Royal Brothers property empire was founded in the 1970s. Raj, 66, had formed Royal Holdings when he and his brother Asok Kumar Hiranandani, divided their Royal …
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