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EV bike maker Alva mulls IPO amid limited production for slow demand
Though still in its early stage, homegrown EV bike maker is looking ahead at possible expansion and IPO plans as it waits for measurable improvements in demand from the government's recently revised purchase subsidy program.
Tech 3 years ago
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AI seen to unlock endless opportunities in Indonesia
Most artificial intelligence (AI) development is happening elsewhere for now, but investors in Indonesia and abroad are ready to pounce on the use cases the cutting-edge technology promises to unlock in Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
Companies 3 years ago
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Executive Column: AC Ventures says founders must keep innovating despite 'tech winter'
Amid the furor over SVB's collapse, AC Ventures founding partner Pandu Sjahrir stresses that his advice remains the same regardless: Due diligence and risk management is a must for both founders and investors.
Academia 3 years ago
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Will the SVB collapse trigger a global financial crisis?
Many factors, including the highly capable and competent LPS, indicate that the SVB bust will not have a significant impact on either the Indonesian or global financial system, so long as we take our lessons from the event.
Markets 3 years ago
US regulators rush to contain SVB fallout, as a second bank fails
US authorities unveiled sweeping measures Sunday to rescue depositors' money in full from failed Silicon Valley Bank and to promise other institutions help in meeting customers' needs, as they announced a second tech-friendly bank had been closed by regulators.
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