Asian Startups Defied Covid Turmoil in Path to Unicorn Status (Nikkei Asia)

The pandemic has companies everywhere on the defensive, but Japanese satellite startup Astroscale and South Korean car sharing company Socar gambled on growth after seeing opportunities amid the turmoil. Now they are reaping the benefits. READ MORE (CACHED ARTICLE)

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