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2017 saw the region’s startups strike a record US$7.8 billion in funding deals.

Software-based startups take the lion’s share of the funding in the lion city.

With so much money going into the local tech scene, one wonders which Singapore-based internet companies are the grand winners in the race to get funded.

Where’s the money flowing for earlier stage startups? By narrowing down the playing field to A rounds, you can get an idea (hint: China and ecommerce).

Car rental startup iCarsClub and PPzuche, which spans Singapore and mainland China, has raised US$60 million in series B funding, the team confirmed today. The investment comes from IDG Capital

Car sharing app iCarsClub has secured $10 million in series A funding, the startup revealed today. The startup also operates in China as PPZuche.

Sina Tech reports Baojia has over 1,000 cars listed on its site. In total, Beijing alone has more than 5.2 million private cars.

We’re all used to tapping on an app to help us find our way or book tickets for a trip, but the newest wave of transportation apps go far beyond that.

Inspired by a Forbes list of 30 entrepreneurs in China, we decided to pick out the most exciting-sounding and promising tech and web startups run by young entrepreneurs in the

The online car rental space in Beijing just got a little bit more heated as Singapore-based startup iCarsClub, which operates a peer-to-peer car rental service, launches in China’s capital city.