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What’s your greatest fear? What’s your best hiring tip? And a few more questions for these three tech experts.

No, not elevator pitches – we asked startups to explain themselves on the escalator.

“Reinvention of yourself happens frequently – for me it’s been on a four or six-month cadence,” says Michael Litt.

The Japanese appear to have embraced cryptocurrencies. Can that enthusiasm be extended to other uses of the blockchain?

Appearing onstage at Tech in Asia Tokyo 2017, Freee and Raksul shared their experiences in serving Japan’s small business sector.

How was Tech in Asia Tokyo 2017 like for the 1,400 attendees who joined us this year? Find out here.

The startup beat five other hopefuls to win big at Tech in Asia’s pitch competition in Tokyo.

The collaboration software company will use the funding from East Ventures to open an office in Amsterdam and expand its global team.

“I’ve done five ICOs, and each one is like running a presidential campaign, watching those real-time stats coming in.”

At Tech in Asia Tokyo 2017, four Japanese VCs get introspective about their industry in tech’s constantly evolving world.