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Tech jobs outpace Singapore’s overall job growth in 2022, demand for tech talent remains: Seek
Data from Seek states the growing demand for tech talent in Singapore remains strong despite recent layoffs by tech companies.
AsiaKredit launches pera247 mobile lending app in the Philippines
A fully digital lending solution to provide unsecured small-ticket, short-term consumer loans for up to 90 days through a mobile wallet.
CredoLab raises more than US$1mil in funding
Fintech firm announces the funding following significantly oversubscribed Pre-Series A funding round.
iCar Asia strengthens Board with 3 appointments
Mark Britt and Chris Lobb will retire from their board positions effective June 30, 2017.
SEEK seeks to take jobs portal space to the next level
With its JobStreet acquisition wrapped up, SEEK Asia is gearing up for the next stage of its online recruitment business, writes Goh Thean Eu.
PropertyGuru gets former jobsDB exec on board to helm Malaysian ops
PropertyGuru Group has announced the appointment of Sheldon Fernandez as the new country manager of PropertyGuru Malaysia.
SEEK-ing to deliver that perfect job search experience
From Melbourne, Andrew Bassat has been building into the world’s largest online recruitment business since 1997. He talks to Karamjit Singh about the ‘big cheque’ he wrote to JobStreet and his ambition to provide the perfect search experience for job-seekers and hirers.
As Mark Chang prepares for Act 2, so does JobStreet
Various factors contributed to Mark Chang selling off the Internet assets of JobStreet.com, and there will be no time for him to bask in the achievement of having built a US$610-million (RM2-billion) company, writes Karamjit Singh.
Feedback sought over competition concerns in SEEK-JobStreet deal
The Competition Commission of Singapore (CCS) is seeking views from market participants on whether or not the SEEK Ltd-JobStreet deal would raise competition concerns.
Australia’s SEEK to acquire JobStreet outright
Australian-Stock Exchange-listed SEEK Ltd has announced it would acquire the remaining 78% of JobStreet Corporation Bhd shares it doesn’t already own in a deal valuing the Kuala Lumpur-based online recruitment company at RM1.73 billion (US$523.5 million).
