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Singapore is attracting and developing more climate tech startups than anywhere else in the region, driven by its green policies and mature capital market.
Singapore is attracting and developing more climate tech startups than anywhere else in the region, driven by its green policies and mature capital market.
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HKEIA calls on Hong Kong to ease listing rules to attract angel funds and start-ups
Samson Tam Wai-ho, honorary chairman of the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA), stated that Hong Kong needs to ease its listing rules and transaction requirements to attract more ange
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Hong Kong intensifies efforts to attract European start-up talent
Hong Kong is actively promoting its innovation and technology (I&T) advantages to attract European start-ups and professionals. The city ranked second globally in the International Institute for Manag
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Research shows Hong Kong ranks first in Asia and fifth globally for startup potential.
Research shows Hong Kong ranks first in Asia and fifth globally for startup potential.
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Azerbaijan aims to boost its tech sector, which accounted for 2.1% of GDP last year, by attracting foreign investment and establishing a new legal framework.
Long reliant on oil and gas exports, Azerbaijan passed legislation in July to create a legal framework for investment instruments, aiming to reduce costs and simplify funding rounds for startups. Depu
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Lee Jae-myung Urges U.S. Companies to Invest in South Korea’s Tech Sector
Svmuu News: While attending the “Silicon Valley Venture Capital Meetup” in San Francisco, U.S., South Korean President Lee Jae-myung stated that South Korea-U.S. cooperation should go beyond the long-
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Sanae Takashi: The social applications of Web3 are steadily advancing, contributing to the development of Japan’s innovation ecosystem
Svmuu News: On July 13 in Tokyo, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi delivered an opening address via video at WebX 2026, an event hosted by Coinpost. Sanae Takaichi began by extending her heartfel
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Singapore is attracting and developing more climate tech startups than anywhere else in the region, driven by its green policies and mature capital market.
Singapore is attracting and developing more climate tech startups than anywhere else in the region, driven by its green policies and mature capital market.
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HKEIA calls on Hong Kong to ease listing rules to attract angel funds and start-ups
Samson Tam Wai-ho, honorary chairman of the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA), stated that Hong Kong needs to ease its listing rules and transaction requirements to attract more ange
-
Hong Kong intensifies efforts to attract European start-up talent
Hong Kong is actively promoting its innovation and technology (I&T) advantages to attract European start-ups and professionals. The city ranked second globally in the International Institute for Manag
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Research shows Hong Kong ranks first in Asia and fifth globally for startup potential.
Research shows Hong Kong ranks first in Asia and fifth globally for startup potential.
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Azerbaijan aims to boost its tech sector, which accounted for 2.1% of GDP last year, by attracting foreign investment and establishing a new legal framework.
Long reliant on oil and gas exports, Azerbaijan passed legislation in July to create a legal framework for investment instruments, aiming to reduce costs and simplify funding rounds for startups. Depu
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Lee Jae-myung Urges U.S. Companies to Invest in South Korea’s Tech Sector
Svmuu News: While attending the “Silicon Valley Venture Capital Meetup” in San Francisco, U.S., South Korean President Lee Jae-myung stated that South Korea-U.S. cooperation should go beyond the long-
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Sanae Takashi: The social applications of Web3 are steadily advancing, contributing to the development of Japan’s innovation ecosystem
Svmuu News: On July 13 in Tokyo, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi delivered an opening address via video at WebX 2026, an event hosted by Coinpost. Sanae Takaichi began by extending her heartfel
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