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It is inspired by the garage of an auto-mechanic.

They aim to help 1m students through their platform by 2020. When the time comes for students to get into university, sometimes the application process can seem daunting or just downright confusing, with all of the forms that one needs to submit and the deadlines that need to be met. But there's a start-up that aims to help students with exactly those concerns, and help them get into their dream schools.

It uses AI to authenticate vintage items.

Their Biz4x suite aims to help money changers.

Motorist.sg has sold more than $55m worth of cars in almost two years.

Space was restructured to accommodate larger office teams.

This platform aims to make financial product buying enjoyable and simple.

RedDoorz now operates in Singapore and Indonesia.

This is its third lab; the other two are located in USA and UK.

As of April 2017, it achieved 35,000 downloads.

The software aims to improve organisational productivity.

 This gardening system is designed and manufactured in Toa Payoh.

“We are more than just a middleware company,” says Gerber.

Naik’s goal is to put banking as a service inside every phone. MatchMove Pay is a financial technology company that provides innovative end-to-end enterprise payment solutions to help startups and large enterprises increase revenue and boost user engagement through its patented technologies. The company was founded by CEO Shailesh Naik, and it is based in Singapore with offices in Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, India, The Philippines and the US. Before establishing Matchmove, 55-year-old Naik, who was born in South Africa, set up the Asian operations of CryptoLogic Ltd. He also previously worked as the Asia Pacific managing director at Cisco Systems Inc.

After all, ShopBack’s employees are all millennials.

Increasing competition puts Singapore hotels on edge.