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Business 6 years ago

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Food delivery business becomes 'more spicy'

The food delivery business is poised to grow as the urban population, characterized by above-average income and consumption, is projected to increase from 55 percent of the total population in 2016 to 68 percent by 2025.

City 6 years ago

Police bust suspected illegal online airgun trader

The police placed an order online to buy a colt defender style airgun, in an attempt to discern the seller's identity.

Business 6 years ago

Online booking providers revamp platforms to lure millennials

Online booking platforms are vying for new innovations to attract younger customers amid the rapid development of the digital market dominated by millennials.

Books 6 years ago

Online bookstores take over

Online platforms continue to shine, offering comfort to get your hands on a wide range of things, including your preferred books.

Business 7 years ago

E-commerce businesses subject to new tax law in April

E-commerce businesspeople will soon be taxed because of a newly issued law that is scheduled to go into effect in April.

Business 7 years ago

Asian Games e-sports tickets sold online

Asian Games 2018 ticketing management LOKET has said e-sports tickets will be sold online and can be purchased through smartphones.

City 7 years ago

Pregnant woman detained over Rp 2.5 million disputed online shop order

An accusation of an online business fraud worth Rp 2.5 million (US$171) has resulted in a pregnant woman being detained in Pondok Bambu Women's Penitentiary in East Jakarta since May.

Business 7 years ago

Singapore startup turned down $100 million. It was a good call

A few years ago, Quek Siu Rui huddled with the board of his Singapore startup to consider whether to sell. Quek was only 26 and the $100 million offer would have made him wealthy beyond his dreams. But he said no: He wanted to keep building the business.

Business 7 years ago

Government, marketplaces team up to encourage SMEs to go online

Several government institutions and six online marketplaces launched on Tuesday a national campaign to help small and medium business enterprises (SMEs) operate online.