Vincent Tan
Shopping and ‘fashion discovery’ startup Goxip raises US$1.62mil
HK-based shopping and fashion discovery startup Goxip said it has raised US$1.62 million in a seed round led by Chryseis Tan, daughter of Malaysian tycoon Vincent Tan.
What’s Next welcomes Accenture as Knowledge Partner
Accenture, the world’s largest management consulting services company, joins What’s Next as its Knowledge Partner while UK-listed and Malaysian-founded BDA company Fusionex International has returned as Supporting Sponsor.
What's Next 2016: SEA’s most valuable startup, Garena Interactive, joins What's Next
After introducing Vintent Tan founder of Berjaya Corporation group of companies yesterday, Karamjit Singh today introduces Nick Nash, group president of South-East Asia’s most valuable startup, Yasmin Mahmod of MDEC and a top management consultant from McKinsey & Co to What’s Next. And yes, you can say that he is a little bit excited!
What’s Next 2016: Introducing Vincent Tan
Tony Fernandes was last year’s What’s Next keynote speaker, and now DNA founder Karamjit Singh is excited to introduce another Asian corporate titan, Vincent Tan, for What’s Next 2016.
MOL Global’s short and bumpy Nasdaq journey
Only about 19 months after its Nasdaq IPO, MOL Global is going to be delisted: Goh Thean Eu takes a deeper look into its shortlived journey.
2014 in Review: A look at ‘Digerati50’ stocks
While the overall stock market picture in 2014 seemed gloomy, some companies managed to dodge the larger trend, in particular those tech companies owned by entrepreneurs who made into Digital News Asia’s inaugural Digerati50 list, writes Goh Thean Eu.
U Mobile on the verge of operational profitability
Expects to cut operational losses by more than half in 2014
Signs on Huawei and ZTE for network expansion plan announced in Sept
MOL Global continues to face investor backlash
MOL Global Inc, an e-payments company based in Malaysia, continued to face the backlash of disappointed investors as its share price plunged more than 80% from the opening price on its Nasdaq debut on Oct 9, 2014.
MOL on Nasdaq: ‘This is just the beginning’
Fourteen years after quitting college on receiving RM2m funding from his main investor, Malaysian billionaire Vincent Tan, Ganesh Kumar Bangah has repaid his confidence by taking his online-to-offline (O2O) payment company MOL Global Inc to a Nasdaq listing.
Stellar first-half performance by Nasdaq-bound MOL Global
Dotcom pioneer MOL Global Inc, which is expected to list on the Nasdaq Global Market the first week of October, registered a solid first-half performance, seeing net profit more than double to RM11.2 million (US$3.5 million) versus RM5.1 million (US$1.6 million) in the first half of last year.
