Emerging Economies | February 10, 2018 |
Welcome to a trip to South Asia. Get to see an eco system that is vibrant and active beyond the borders of China and India. The spirits of Asia is flying high far east.
This week in Emerging Economies Digest we have moved to data, data capture, studies, and all layered with some good startup news from Jakarta to Angkor Wat. It starts with tan insight story on innovation in points and ends with the US governments intent to boosts the South Asian ecosystem.
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| | RADEK SEKURSKI - SATPRNEWS The global interest towards South East Asian economies is going steady in spite of competitors from countries like India and China. This is powered by recent innovations in healthcare, information technology, automation& electronics and chemical markets. This report highlights the key trends and the innovation climate in these industries in South East Asian countries. | | Techsauce Team - Techsauce.co Within South East Asia, Cambodia is thought of as a real tourist hotspot with the man-made wonder of the world, Angkor Wat in Siem Reap as the main attraction. However, in the Capital City, Phnom Penh there is a growing tech startup scene, venture capitalists, and other investors that are building this country's business infrastructure from the ground up. | | Quynh Nguyen - DealStreetAsia South Korean startup booster Lotte Accelerator will expand and diversify its investment capital in Vietnam's startup ecosystem this year, said Jin Sung Rhee, CEO of Lotte Accelerator at Demo Day event held by Vietnam Silicon Valley (VSV) on February 1.
| | Callistasia Anggun Wijaya - The Jakarta Post While Jakarta may still lag behind other major cities in terms of internet infrastructure, a recent survey revealed that the capital is one of the world's leading cities for digital businesses. | | LISA HANSON - Venture Beat In celebration of 16 years of delivering market intelligence on the Chinese and Greater Southeast Asian digital games industry, we've put together 16 predictions about the 2018 digital games industry in the eight markets we cover: China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and Taiwan (Chinese Taipei).
Greater Southeast Asia's games market is booming, representing a lucrative opportunity for developers and publishers. Investment in the region by multinational companies and country governments will continue to boost this growth. The region represents a giant opportunity however each country's different culture, gamer preferences, and spending behavior means there is no one-size-fits-all approach to the region.
| | Rachel Cunliffe - City A.M. It has already been five years since the size of the Asian middle class surpassed the entire population of Europe.
It has been another frustrating week for those hoping for a decisive Brexit roadmap from the government.But while battles over the customs union continue to rage, we would do well to remember that the UK should be setting its sights far beyond the borders of Europe. | | Soumik Dey - The Week US President Donald Trump's administration is keen to participate and nurture entrepreneurial minds in India and South Asia.The American Centres across the country are allocating space for hosting startup accelerator programmes.The accelerator lab Nexus in Delhi's American Centre has come from the space devoted to the library of the centre for many years. | |
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