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Most APAC businesses have adapted to hybrid work: Telstra
Telstra has published research identifying how APAC business decision makers are rethinking their operations and work arrangements to benefit both employers and employees in the hybrid work era.
Visa: 55% Malaysians can go without cash for more than a week as digital payment usage increases
Increased preference to shop at merchants that accept cashless payment options
Visa concludes shift to using more digital payments in Malaysia is here to stay
APJ employees geared for long-term remote working: Dell
A new study suggests that employees in Asia Pacific and Japan are no stranger to remote work and can embrace it as the new normal, but there are still a lot for employers to do in order to improve the trend.
Meltwater: Social Media supercharges e-commerce shopping
Christmas generates most amount of shopping buzz in Southeast Asia
Shopee leads in share of voice in Indonesia, Lazada in Malaysia and Amazon in Singapore
Stripe's global study on online fraud reveals interesting findings
Report finds that fraudsters generally prefer to strike when no one is looking
Businesses need to remain more vigilant and observant of transactions that occur outside of normal business hours
Malaysia has highest number of damaged smartphones in use: Otterbox study
75% of Malaysian smartphone usres damaged their devices almost 3 times in past 5 years
21% admitted their phones are 'badly damaged', but majority won't fix cracked screens due to high repair cost
SMARTPHONE users in Malaysia don’t seem like a careful bunch. A third of Malaysians are likely to have damaged their smartphone within 3 months of owning it.
Almost half of Singaporeans won’t fix their broken smartphones: OtterBox study
A new study commissioned by US mobile accessories maker OtterBox shows that a significant number of Singapore smartphone users will not spend money to repair their damaged smartphone. And even if they did, they would only be willing to pay US$135 for the repair.
