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Lionel Lim is a Singapore based reporter covering the Asia-Pacific region. Before joining Fortune he spent time at BBC in Singapore, and CGTN and CNN in the United States.
Indonesia’s second-largest telecoms company wants to launch its own local language AI model by the end of the year
Leadership
Indonesia’s second-largest telecoms company wants to launch its own local language AI model by the end of the year
By Lionel LimSeptember 3, 2024
Southeast Asia becomes the ‘most important’ overseas market for Chinese EVs as the West turns to tariffs
Leadership
Southeast Asia becomes the ‘most important’ overseas market for Chinese EVs as the West turns to tariffs
By Lionel LimAugust 30, 2024
South Korea will increase criminal penalties for sexual deepfakes shared on platforms like Telegram
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South Korea will increase criminal penalties for sexual deepfakes shared on platforms like Telegram
By Lionel LimAugust 29, 2024
7-Eleven’s Japanese owner wants to be considered as important as chipmakers as Circle K’s operator mounts a takeover bid
Leadership
7-Eleven’s Japanese owner wants to be considered as important as chipmakers as Circle K’s operator mounts a takeover bid
By Lionel LimAugust 28, 2024
Thailand’s new prime minister inherits a $14 billion cash handout problem and a sluggish economy
Leadership
Thailand’s new prime minister inherits a $14 billion cash handout problem and a sluggish economy
By Lionel LimAugust 27, 2024
South Korea’s low fertility rate is ‘no joke’—and that’s pushing a Korean pizza startup to go global fast
Leadership
South Korea’s low fertility rate is ‘no joke’—and that’s pushing a Korean pizza startup to go global fast
By Lionel LimAugust 23, 2024
Alibaba is upgrading its Hong Kong listing to primary, and that could potentially unlock billions in new investment
Tech
Alibaba is upgrading its Hong Kong listing to primary, and that could potentially unlock billions in new investment
By Lionel LimAugust 23, 2024
PwC, a ‘Big 4’ auditing firm, is reportedly bracing for a 6-month ban in China
Finance
PwC, a ‘Big 4’ auditing firm, is reportedly bracing for a 6-month ban in China
By Lionel LimAugust 22, 2024
Countries like Malaysia and Thailand are flocking to join BRICS as a potential ‘counterweight against U.S. economic hegemony’
Leadership
Countries like Malaysia and Thailand are flocking to join BRICS as a potential ‘counterweight against U.S. economic hegemony’
By Lionel LimAugust 21, 2024
Atlassian’s billionaire cofounder wants to send renewable power from Australia to Singapore via a 2,600-mile-long undersea cable
Tech
Atlassian’s billionaire cofounder wants to send renewable power from Australia to Singapore via a 2,600-mile-long undersea cable
By Lionel LimAugust 21, 2024
More foreign tourists are making the trip to China, spurred by relaxed visa restrictions
Finance
More foreign tourists are making the trip to China, spurred by relaxed visa restrictions
By Lionel LimAugust 20, 2024
The era of ‘invented in California; made in China’ is over, warns Singapore’s prime minister
Leadership
The era of ‘invented in California; made in China’ is over, warns Singapore’s prime minister
By Lionel LimAugust 19, 2024
Japan adds chipmaking equipment companies to list of ‘core business sectors’ as it looks to boost semiconductor industry
Tech
Japan adds chipmaking equipment companies to list of ‘core business sectors’ as it looks to boost semiconductor industry
By Lionel LimAugust 16, 2024
General Motors is cutting staff in China as it eyes a restructuring in the world’s largest auto market
Finance
General Motors is cutting staff in China as it eyes a restructuring in the world’s largest auto market
By Lionel LimAugust 13, 2024
Hyundai debuts a new EV facility in Thailand, as the ‘Detroit of Asia’ pivots to making electric cars
Tech
Hyundai debuts a new EV facility in Thailand, as the ‘Detroit of Asia’ pivots to making electric cars
By Lionel LimAugust 8, 2024
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