Start-ups & Entrepreneurs

Awak Technologies CEO Suresha Venkataraya believes his company is on the cusp of revolutionising the field of kidney dialysis.

With no lack of investors, venture capital firms, incubators and accelerators are seeking new ways to attract the next billion-dollar start-up

As a student and later a professional working in the US, Canada, London, Paris and Hong Kong, Joan Low had grown accustomed to a cosmopolitan lifestyle.

SINGAPORE (June 4): ComfortDelGro (CDG) announced that its six-month-old US$100 million corporate venture capital fund ComfortDelGro Ventures has made three strategic investments in transport-relat

SINGAPORE (Mar 4): It was a busy lunchtime crowd at the OLDTOWN White Coffee restaurant at Suntec City Mall.

SINGAPORE (Feb 25): Adam Gilmour had been a banker for more than 20 years when he left his job in 2012 to realise his boyhood dream of developing space technology, especially rockets.

SINGAPORE (Dec 21): With the rise of e-commerce, traditional brick-and-mortar retailers have struggled to grapple with a fall in the number of customers visiting their stores.

SINGAPORE (Dec 17): About two years ago, Christel Goh, 27, felt that her grandmother could be showing the early warning signs of dementia.

SINGAPORE (Oct 22): More data and less gut feel. That’s how talent should be hired, rewarded and retained, in the view of the founders of software-as-a-service start-up EngageRocket.