SIX Indonesian startup entrepreneurs who participated in Google Launchpad Accelerator Batch 3 in February this year, share their experience in joining the programme with DNA.
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Today marks another special milestone—Snapcart app’s Snaptastic game has reached 1 million plays after only four months since the game was launched!
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Minimarkets in Indonesia have been hailed as the “killer” of supermarkets since 2012. Its rapid growth has been largely driven by
Drinking water is one of the most vital resources on earth, and the idea of commercializing such commodity in the shape of bottled water was
Today, Snapcart was announced to be the champion of Global Mobile Challenge (GMC) 2016 Country Semifinal Indonesia. The competition was part of the
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Snapcart has recently launched a new version of its mobile cashback application for their users in Indonesia and The Philippines.
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Snapcart –Asia’s first and only cashback app–has just turn one year-old today. In celebration of the the anniversary,
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