As usual, we have quite a few Asian start-up on our radar this week, from India, China, and Singapore.
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Here’s this week’s list:
If Lashou were to IPO soon, they would beat not only all of China’s other group buy sites but also Groupon itself to the stock market.
After having a dream run in India, Snapdeal is apparently looking for expansion in South Asian countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines.
MaiMang app mixes a location-based service (LBS) with a sort of Craigslist-style forum of sellers and seekers.
Ray Newal, the CEO and president of Jigsee, shared with Penn-Olson his plans for the minty fresh Jigsee beta.
Ubox is a Chinese app that brings mobile payments at vending machines to China for the first time. With apps for iPhone, Android, and JAVA-based feature phones already available on its site, the next challenge for Ubox is getting a network of supporting vending machines in place.
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