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    Aug 24
    Forbes Asia’s sixth #100toWatch list spotlights 100 small companies and startups across the region that are targeting underserved markets or applying cutting-edge tech, from medical nanorobots to modular water treatment systems. forbes.com/sites/ranawehb… Sponsored by FedEx
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    Forbes Asia 100 To Watch 2026
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    #100toWatch company HyperAccel in South Korea designs chips focused on inference, which is when a trained AI model uses the information it has learned to make a prediction based on new data. See the full list here: forbes.com/100toWatch Sponsored by @FedEx
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    Bangalore-based #100toWatch company FirstClub Technology seeks to carve out a niche in India’s crowded quick-commerce market by selling premium, health-conscious groceries. Click here for the full Forbes Asia 100 to Watch list: forbes.com/100toWatch Sponsored by @FedEx
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    Ajaib, an Indonesian online stock trading platform, raised $270 million from Tokyo-listed SBI Holdings in what could be the country’s biggest fundraising round since 2022.
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    Indonesian Stock Trading Unicorn Ajaib Raises $270 Million From Japan’s SBI Holdings
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    Warsh called for a “quieter” central bank, saying investors shouldn’t be “looking primarily to the Fed for their next trade.”
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    Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Says Inflation Still Too High In First Jackson Hole Speech
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