Dinesh Bhatia
SportsHero heads for Australia Stock Exchange listing
SportsHero, a social network dedicated to sports prediction, is heading for the Australian Securities Exchange through a reverse takeover of Nevada Iron Ltd.
What’s Next 2016: Tycoon Vincent Tan on his costly failures
Malaysian tycoon Vincent Tan revealed that most of the new businesses he invested in 2000 for RM200 million (about US$50 million at current rates) have failed.
SportsHero launches with US$2.4mil funding, aims for ASX listing via RTO
Singapore-based SportsHero, which describes itself as Asia’s first real-time fantasy sports app and social prediction platform, said it has secured US$2.4 million in funding in a round led by Australia-based Nevada Iron Ltd.
Go Far East, young startups: Microsoft Ventures China
If there is one thing that isn’t a problem for startups under the care of Microsoft Ventures’ accelerator programme in Beijing, it’s funding, says its director Frances Du.
Singaporean entrepreneur Dinesh Bhatia in Fast Company’s top 100
Singaporean entrepreneur Dinesh Bhatia, the chief executive officer and cofounder of MyHero Ltd, has been named by Fast Company magazine as one of its ‘100 Most Creative People in Business 2015.’
TradeHero in pacts with SGX, Macquarie Securities Thailand
Singapore startup MyHero Ltd, the company behind financial learning and stock market simulation app TradeHero, said it has partnered with the Singapore Exchange (SGX) to launch the SGX StockWhiz 2015 contest.
TradeHero links with Oanda, trading forex is game on
Singapore-based startup MyHero Limited said its financial learning and stock market simulation app TradeHero has linked platforms with Oanda, an online forex broker and provider of forex exchange services.
Singapore’s MyHero secures US$10mil Series A funding
MyHero Limited, the holding company for the mobile stock market simulation app TradeHero, announced that it has secured US$10 million in funding from Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers China (KPCB China) and IPV Capital.
