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The most innovative companies in Asia-Pacific for 2025

Fast Company Tech

Agnikul Cosmos For launching a single-piece, 3D-printed rocket engine into suborbital flight Ever since the government reformed its space policy in 2020 to allow for greater participation from startups, Indias private space sector has been expanding in every direction.

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Daily Crunch: Asian and Hispanic e-grocer Weee! bags $425 million Series E

TechCrunch

Our piece, by our ace India reporter Manish Singh, also notes that the new round comes just a month after FPL Technologies, the company behind OneCard, last announced new capital. Catching you up, OneCard is a consumer credit card startup in India that also provides credit scoring services. Big Tech Inc.

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How Twitter is shifting the power balance from companies to their employees

The Verge

The pandemic has made clear that many of our most essential workers are also among the lowest paid — and even for the most comfortable, it’s clear that during a time of crisis neither their company nor the US government will fully protect them from disaster. Governing. ? Coming Tuesday : The Verge brings you further inside Clubhouse.

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How humans are beating machines in the effort to fight the spread of COVID-19

The Verge

Among the challenges: it’s hard to get people to download these apps; there has been no endorsement of the approach — or coherent response strategy — from the federal government; and it’s unclear that Bluetooth-based approaches have been all that effective even in countries where COVID-19 is better under control. Governing. ?

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How Facebook’s new election rules sidestep the real problem

The Verge

By now, almost everyone accepts that social platforms have a role to play in protecting our democracy — as do average citizens, journalists, and the government itself. One way to view Facebook’s announcements on Thursday is as an acknowledgement that when it comes to protecting our democracy, in 2020 the US government cannot be counted upon.

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The antitrust case against Google is gathering steam

The Verge

So far the US government has not formally stated its case. Governing. ? The analysis, by Sensor Tower, focused on government-endorsed apps in countries including Australia, France, Germany, and India. Google is negotiating to invest $4 billion in India’s Reliance Jio. billion this year. Sensor Tower). Industry. ?

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How tech companies are fighting antitrust efforts with front groups

The Verge

In this year’s Verge Tech Survey , a national poll found that 72 percent of respondents believe Facebook has too much power, and 56 percent said the government should break up tech companies if they control too much of the economy. Governing. ? And in some crucial areas, public opinion does not appear to be on the company’s side.

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