The trade tension between the 2 ruling Asian countries in terms of technology is getting more rigid in its wake.

Indonesia hosts an international workshop in Tarakan, North Kalimantan province to discuss on air cargo security and to enhance the regulation of airborne cargo transport together with Britain, Australia and the International Air Transportation Association (IATA).

After beating up Starbucks in China, the country’s Luckin Coffee is plan to go overseas.

People are always looking for catering whenever they have special occasions.

The innovation technology company, Microsoft, has decided to build a startup.

Indonesia’s unicorn Gojek has just launched its newest logo called ‘Solv’ on Monday.

Japan and South Korea are currently in the middle of trade dispute. It was all started when the South Korea’s Supreme Court ordered Japan’s companies to pay for the compensation.

The Chinese telecommunication company Huawei is back under US spotlight after a report published by the Washington Post on July 22 reveals that the company has secret operations to build a wireless network in North Korea.

As the Moon Jae-in administration asks for industries to create jobs, the commercial banks in the country are currently facing a dilemma to hire more employees for the second half of this year.

Is it time for electric vehicles to run over Indonesia’s road? For the Indonesian Minister of Finance, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, it is about time.

Singapore-based retail tech startup providing computer vision and in-store analytics Trax announced its Series D funding round has raised US$100 M.

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