Olivia Poh
Reporter at Bloomberg News
@business reporter. I write about tech in Southeast Asia, focusing on internet cos and VCs. Opinions mine. DMs open.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Olivia Poh
This article is for subscribers only. Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter with reporting and analysis about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, Olivia Poh tells the story of a SoftBank-backed startup that went astray. AMD’s chip curbs: Advanced Micro Devices expects to take a charge of as much as $800 million after the Trump administration imposed new restrictions limiting the flow of chips to China.
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bloomberg.com | David Ramli |Olivia Poh |Faris Mokhtar
Als Gibran Huzaifah auf die Excel-Tabelle auf seinem Laptop starrte, blickte er ins Leere: Das indonesische Startup eFishery — das er von einem Fischfütterungs-Prototypen zu einem Unternehmen mit 100 Mitarbeitern ausgebaut hatte — würde in nur drei Monaten kein Geld mehr haben. Nach und nach begann er also, falsche Zahlen in den Geschäftsbericht einzutragen.
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bloomberg.com | David Ramli |Olivia Poh |Faris Mokhtar
As Gibran Huzaifah stared at the Excel spreadsheet on his laptop, he was looking into the void. eFishery, the Indonesian startup he'd built from a fish-feeding prototype to a 100-employee extension of himself, was just three months away from running out of cash. Slowly, he started plugging fake numbers into the financial report. Within an hour, he had done what five years of hard work couldn’t — turn his business into a winner, at least on paper.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Olivia Poh
A signage of Canva Inc. at the company's headquarters in Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024. To earn a bigger slice of the $15.4 billion creative software market, Canva is focusing on the high-margin enterprise market currently dominated by Adobe. Photographer: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Design software provider Canva Inc. unveiled products to boost its generative artificial intelligence offerings, seeking to attract corporate customers away from rival Adobe Inc.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Olivia Poh
Design software provider Canva Inc. unveiled products to boost its generative artificial intelligence offerings, seeking to attract corporate customers away from rival Adobe Inc. as it heads toward an initial public offering. Australia-based Canva’s new features include a conversation-based AI tool, which responds to voice and text prompts to edit photos, generate slide decks and resize designs.
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