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Aiko Reyes, COO and co-founder of Peddlr, on her mission to bring the Philippines' 20 million micro and small businesses online.

While manufacturers in Mexico struggle with production, sales of Chinese cars are booming.

In neighboring Indonesia, nickel extraction is causing environmental and social devastation.

Indonesia's “pandemic darlings” are now the biggest casualties of cost cuts.

Payment apps cushion users from a falling peso but won’t protect them from theft.

Fierce local competition in the ride-hailing sector and economic uncertainty have forced Uber to scale back its presence in South Asia.

Brazil’s flight to Koo or Bukele’s addiction to Bitcoin are driven by irrational logic that could work out if enough people believe.

Somdeep Deb, vice president of consulting services at Right Management on how job cuts can have long-term implications, especially if they’re not thought through.

Part of the migration was prompted by a viral pun: “Koo” is a Portuguese homonym to “ass.”

In the last year, at least one local startup has shut shop while another has significantly scaled down. Experts worry that the global startup funding crunch could lead the industry to a monopoly.

Inspired by Douyin's success, these Chinese sellers think livestreaming is the future of shopping.