Asia

Young people are doubting the Korean dream – but the tech companies that offer them a way out might be in their own, progressive bubble.

If the government appoints itself Guardian of the Internet, its citizens will never learn how to navigate a messy online world.

Funding is drying up, and layoffs are skyrocketing: “There was no notice. There was an email in the morning and then a town hall.”

And Jakarta's unfashionably slow-growing companies feel pretty good.

Can the marquee crypto game Axie Infinity survive in-game turmoil and a record-breaking hack?

Content is king in Malaysia’s red-hot online used car market.

Rising fuel prices and inflation spark tension between drivers, passengers, and the super app.

The Serious Disasters Punishment Act was meant to be a triumph for workers' safety. Instead, it's spurring companies to erase staff.

High stakes for Jakarta’s tech scene: “Those who can stay alive are the ones who will win the market.”

Many Vietnamese mothers don’t trust local suppliers of baby formula, so they turn to Facebook’s “carry on” stores, which import from abroad.