Demand for food delivery has soared amid the pandemic, but restaurants are struggling to survive.
In a fiercely competitive industry, delivery services are fighting to gain market share while facing increased pressure to lower commission fees and provide more protection...
DBS BusinessClass Star Advisor Siu Rui is Carousell's CEO and co-founder. Participants who attended the networking session on 23 August were treated to exclusive insights on how Carousell disrupted the classified marketplace as well as tips on starting and...
Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin returns for a seventh season, interviewing some of the world's sharpest business minds aboard the Singapore Flyer.
Quek Siu Rui is the Co-founder & CEO of Carousell, a mobile classified app well on its way to becoming...
Melanie Perkins' $3.2 billion design platform, Canva, is one of the world's most valuable female-led start-ups.
CNBC Make It's Karen Gilchrist met with the 32-year-old Australian entrepreneur in Sydney to find out how she's taking on tech giants Microsoft and...
Indonesia marked its largest ever business deal with the merger of ride-hailing giant Gojek and e-commerce company Tokopedia in May.
CNBC Make It's Karen Gilchrist speaks to Kevin Aluwi and William Tanuwijaya, the brains behind Indonesia's newest superapp, GoTo.
Livestream shopping on social media is disrupting traditional e-commerce in China.
At the heart of this online craze are the top influencers who sell millions of dollars worth of products every night.
Step inside the minds of the most innovative designers in a variety of disciplines and learn how design impacts every aspect of life.
In this episode: Architect Bjarke Ingels unites function, fantasy and sustainability in "pragmatic utopian" designs like a...
Bloomberg London: Workplace of the Future" chronicles the journey to design and build the world’s most sustainable office building in the heart of the City of London. This building sets new standards for sustainability and innovation, and raises the...
Samsung's North American headquarters was designed to integrate into Silicon Valley, not wall employees off from it.
Take a tour with WSJ's Adam Falk as he checks out the workspace, including its elevated, open-air gardens.
Counterintuitive though it may seem, part of furniture giant IKEA's success stems from its policy requiring its customers to build its products. In this video, WSJ explains the behavioral psychology behind the "IKEA effect".
