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Daily Briefing: Ku De Ta gets extreme makeover; Local startup Pie to give hyped-up Slack a run for its money

And check out these home offices worth under $1000.

  • Ku De Ta - the swanky bar perched on the boat-shaped rooftop of Singapore's iconic casino resort Marina Bay Sands - is undergoing an extreme makeover, including a name change. Read more here
  • Pie makes a workplace chat app that doesn’t require much tech savvy from its users. The Singapore-based startup announced today that it has raised US$1.2 million in series A funding (hat-tip to TechCrunch) from GREE Ventures, Koh Boon Hwee, Wavemaker Partners, Dennis Goh, and Ivan Yeo of YSS Capital. Find out more here
  • Not only is this customised home office going to cost you less than $1000, but these ideas from Art Loft also provide you with a way to support Asian contemporary artists. Read more here
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