Layoffs
Luno Malaysia Assures Customers Operations Remain Unaffected Following Parent Company Layoffs
Layoffs has not affected ops in Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia
"Important to reiterate to everyone that customer funds are safe"
25 Southeast Asia venture firms rally to connect Covid-19 related startup layoffs to new openings
Almost 500 talent postings and 200 job listings since launch on April 1
Community approach right tonic to help those who have lost jobs to rebound quickly
The times, they are a-changin’
Leadership needs to answer the question that is being asked by the rank-and-file, which is: What’s in it for me? And the answer needs to be sensible and coherent, write Anwar Jumabhoy & Srikrishna Vadrevu.
Millions of Asean jobs at risk from automation: UN body
Millions of jobs in the Asean (Association of South-East Asian Nations) bloc are at risk from automation and similar new technologies, according to a UN study.
Were there early warning signs of Ensogo’s SEA exit?
Ensogo's announcement that it was shuttering all its e-commerce operations in SEA still came as a surprise to many, but there were early warning signs.
Digital transformation: Expect massive job cuts, says Gartner senior VP
Gartner senior vice president Dale Kutnick predicts that physical sensors will grow rapidly in the next 5-10 years, but also warns that digital transformation will lead to massive job cuts in the near future.
Death knell for Windows Phone
Less than one percent marketshare
More layoffs at Nokia phone unit
Week in Review: Singapore welcomes a new telco
Singaporean consumers no doubt are rejoicing at the entry of a new mobile player, and while Ensogo goes in search of profitability, DNA gives you two bites of that story for you to taste.
Massive layoffs at Ensogo (again) as it retools (again)
Ensogo Ltd has cut its staff strength from 600 to under 300 in the first three months of this year, restructuring its business after reporting widening losses for its 2015 financial year.
Post-restructuring, Rev Asia aims for No 1 spot in ‘social news’
After making the tough decision to shut down several lines of business, Malaysia’s Rev Asia Holdings Sdn Bhd has embarked on a three-year roadmap that it says will transform it into one of the largest digital media companies in the region.
