Jan 21, 2021
Indonesia’s card payments market, which was affected by COVID-19 pandemic, is on the path of recovery supported by gradual rise in consumer spending.
Yext announced today that its Answers product will now be more accessible by local businesses. The company will accomplish this by extending Answers to select companies in its Channel Partner Program. This is the program that formalizes Yext’s relationship with partners that resell its software.
Within a month, three renowned education companies have announced or filed for bankruptcy, including the well-known local brand Juren Education, the Italian Wall Street English, and the British Holland Park Tuition & Education Consultants. The past year has been tough for most education companies after classes have been cancelled or moved online due to the pandemic, the “Double Reduction” Policy from the government seems to be the last straw to some of them.
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Short-video platform TikTok has started hiring for its eCommerce service in Indonesia and Singapore, opening positions across several areas. Listing the jobs a week ago, TikTok is mostly looking for business and operational employees in Indonesia, such as category lead, logistics operation, and business development. In Singapore, the company is seeking tech talent for positions like tech lead, software engineer, and data engineer.
The Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) released its “2021 China Mobile Economic Development Report” on February 22. We’ve pulled out some key points about the state of 5G in China and across the world:
Australia’s SMB marketing services business and owner of the Yellow Pages and White Pages, Sensis, has been sold in a $260 million deal to US SMB software player, Thryv Holdings.
Bilibili, a popular video platform among China’s Gen-Z, has released its financial report for Q4 2020. It saw its monthly active users (MAUs) grow 55% year-on-year to 202 million
