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Check out our top articles for the week. [Read from your browser]( Top Stories of the Week Welcome to Tech in Asia's free Sunday newsletter! Get full access to our subscribers-only premium content and other insightful analysis on the big and messy topics of Asia’s tech and startup community by [registering here](. Hello {NAME} Recently, an investor who was traveling in Saudi Arabia told me that there was "exciting stuff happening there." Saudi Arabia is the biggest country within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which also counts Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as members. I've never been to any of these countries, and am looking forward to visiting Dubai, which is part of the UAE - and the GCC's main business hub - next year. The city is home to the Investment Corporation of Dubai, one of the investors featured in our visual story mapping Middle Eastern investments in Asian tech firms. State-backed investment houses like the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Mubadala, as well as Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, have invested in a range of Asian tech, from established listed companies like Nintendo to IPO aspirants such as Lenskart. Geopolitical and social forces are likely to increase such flows of capital. Earlier this week, it was [reported]( that Dubai was setting up a new fund to invest domestically and internationally. We'll be closely watching - and hopefully reporting more - on this topic in the future. -- [Simon Huang]( journalist at Tech in Asia  --------------------------------------------------------------- TOP STORIES THIS WEEK 1️. [Mapping Middle Eastern investors fueling Asian tech firms]( Factors driving rising investor interest from the UAE and Saudi Arabia include the energy transition and global geopolitics. 2. [Staff departures, write-offs at Temasek startups uncover deeper issues]( While GoodWorker has shuttered, Trustana and Affinidi have lost a large number of staff. 3. [TikTok Shop gets winning hand in Indonesia via Tokopedia mega deal]( Acquiring a 75% stake in Tokopedia puts TikTok Shop in a better position to dominate the country's ecommerce scene, analysts say. 4. [Legal woes, police reports trail woman linked to ex-Foodpanda CEO’s exit]( Multiple alleged victims have filed police reports and lawsuits against Rebekah Rankine for owed monies, stolen or damaged properties, and harassment. 5. [Thailand has untapped startup potential, BCG report says]( Despite having a GDP of over US$495 billion, Thailand is home to only 180 startups. Investors think that means the country has untapped potential. 6. [Is Singapore’s LLM project timely or too late?]( The city-state wants to launch a regional large language model within the next two years. But some experts question whether the move will pay off. 7. [Shaking up alternative proteins: Can this SG startup turn red ink into green?]( Unlike other cultivated proteins, lactoferrin produced by TurtleTree has a much higher value, allowing it to reach profit quickly. 8. [Surviving the funding game: how timing can make or break your startup]( Industry realities, economic conditions, and market volatility can affect the time gap between funding rounds. 9. [Shein leapfrogged H&M, Gap, and Uniqlo in revenue]( While the Chinese company is just over a decade old, it has already outpaced some of the fashion world's biggest names by some metrics. 10. [Chaos at Mark Cuban-backed NFT startup after founders, directors lock legal horns]( While Mintable’s CEO and its board of directors have reached a settlement, the future remains uncertain for the Singapore-based NFT marketplace. --------------------------------------------------------------- IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Getting that perfect timing Getting the timing right is crucial to food delivery. 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