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It will run from June till November, culminating in a demo day, and will focus on startups that are “directly impacting the community of persons with disabilities.”

Coupled with the recent security breach at M1, corporations and governmental organizations aren’t being very reassuring when it comes to guarding our digital lives.

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DEAL.com.sg is making a move into the online luxury space with D’Luxe, which will be a space dedicated to luxury products.

Mobile marketplace app Duriana today announced that it has raised S$1 million ($800,000) from e-commerce group Dealguru (who is also the company behind Deal.com.sg) as well as a group of

Malaysia and Singapore-based entrepreneur Patrick Grove is on a shopping spree where he will acquire a number of flash sales businesses in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia through his company iBuy Group. He will then raise A$37 million ($33 million) by putting iBuy up for an initial public offering on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) before the end of this year. The proposed ticker is ‘IBY’.

DealGuru Holdings, the parent company of Deal.com.sg and Room Service Dealivery, has announced it has separated its food delivery subsidiary, which will henceforth be called “Food Runner” (logo pictured above).

Patrick Linden is the co-founder of Dealguru Holdings, whose services include a daily deals site Deal.com.sg, an online food delivery service Room Service Dealivery as well as a recently launched

Deal.com.sg’s news release certainly seems timely, coming shortly after word spread about LivingSocial’s debacle.

Dealguru, the company behind Deal.com.sg, one of Singapore’s largest group buying sites, announced today that it has acquired Asian Room Service, which runs Room Service Deliveries. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.