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Are you a startup founded in Hong Kong during these years: 2015, 2016, or this 2017?

Major IPOs to keep HK’s accounting firms busy in 2017.

Origami Lab's smart wireless wearable voice assisting ring uses bone conduction technology.

The cup tracks water and coffee intake using sensor and data collection technology.

With clim8’s intelligent garment, wearers achieve regulated body temperatures whilst doing whatever activity in any weather condition.

The new office space has showers for those who bike to work.

The app has a current database of 6,000 medical practitioners.

Weak growth in global demand has left the territory’s banks gasping for air.

It’s closing a first round of seed funding worth HK$15m.

Membership is growing 20% week on week.

It simulates a department store.

Their services include listing creation and housekeeping.

She opened two more stores in Hong Kong. Following her move to Australia in 1995 to be with her partner, Kristina Karlsson’s motivation to drag herself from bed to office hit a brick wall: No matter how well she did, no matter how pleased her boss was, her career life was like a roller coaster. She knew she needs to do something new.

Customers are allowed to create their own sandwich.

Welcome to the artificial intelligence revolution.

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