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Friday Futures: UFOs – humans from the future, beating cancer
This week: UFOs are humans from the future; greenhouse gases increasing; AI and music; old drugs beat cancer; new enzymes and salads on Mars. Read more…
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Convenience is top of consumer’s minds in Southeast Asia
Convenience is top of consumers’ minds in Southeast Asia, and research shows brands are becoming increasingly savvy how they sell to and reach them. Read more…
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The Huawei conundrum – damned if you do, damned if you don’t
The Huawei Conundrum is gripping Europe with debate raging over market demands vs security issues and pressure from US. Read more…
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Singapore leads world in Chinese tourist mobile payment usage
Surveying 4,837 Chinese travelers and 547 overseas merchants, report finds that Singapore leads in mobile payment usage among Chinese tourists. Read more…
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What are SEA consumers and marketers looking for in 5G?
Despite the awareness surrounding 5G, the actual benefits it will bring still remains a mystery for SEA’s consumers and marketers. Read more…
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Singapore businesses gear up for global 2020 developments
Against the global backdrop of rising market and geopolitical volatility, companies in Singapore are taking concrete actions to make the best of 2020. Read more…
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Friday Futures: did the Big Bang happen, odd things at the Earth’s core
This week: scientists question the Big Bang; best toys at CES; foam airplanes; living on the ISS; anomalies at the Earth’s core. Read more…
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Global deployments and commercial launches of 5G networks
Market reality check on the status of telecoms operator activities in 5G, reporting today on global deployments and commercial launches of 5G NR networks. Read more…
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Cyber incidents top peril for Asia-Pacific companies
For the first time ever, Cyber incidents (35% of responses) ranks as the most important business risk in Asia-Pacific in the ninth Allianz Risk Barometer 2020. Read more…
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Big Tech – turning your car into a smartphone
Technology companies transformed smartphones and televisions into continuous fountains of revenue. Now, big tech wants the same thing for your car. Read more…