17Live is zooming in on the Philippines due to its cultural similarities with the US and plans to build on the content and experience its gained with its established American audience as it pushes its expansion in the country.
Digital payment firm Xendit has signed up new partners in the Philippines in a bid to expand its operations in the country after raising $150 million Series C funding that elevated the company to a short-list of Southeast Asia unicorns.
Cloud communications firm Infobip has launched its Startup Tribe program in Asia Pacific, an initiative that has received significant interest from startups across all industries since its global launch in May 2021.
The country’s e-commerce leaders are featured in the new book, which aims to become a resource material for e-commerce newbies who want to figure out this new way of doing business.
Launched in 2017 with a mission to grow faith and cultivate a community, Pray.com now reaches more than 10 million people globally through its mobile app and website.
Canadian startup Centigram has launched a mobile app which allows migrant workers and their families living in the Philippines, Australia, Canada, India, Italy, Mexico, UK, and the United States to send and receive financial support in the form of “eGift” without fees.
This year, the competition will be open for submission of entries that cover software and Internet-based innovations and will cater to all startups in the ideation to minimum viable product stage.
Customers can pay their premiums in light installments over 3 or 6 months, which can be paid with any chosen payment method – no credit card or post-dated check required.
