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With around USD159.3 billion in expected revenue in 2020[1], gaming is a rapidly growing market, which is only further amplified by the ongoing social distancing
December 2, 2020
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With around USD159.3 billion in expected revenue in 2020[1], gaming is a rapidly growing market, which is only further amplified by the ongoing social distancing
With the rise of digital marketing, data is put into the spotlight. The success of modern marketing relies on having and utilizing the right data
The pandemic brings a lot of change into our lives and one of them being how we shop for groceries. With the increase of online
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Despite the relative shift to home-cooking in Indonesia during the pandemic, there are still cases where we can see people dining out: whether it is
With the end of the year in sight, there’s one thing that online consumers look forward to, and that’s the upcoming mega online sales. In
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