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Tech innovators enticed by Silicon Valley

Co-founder of startup Appsverse explains why he broke his Singapore govt bond

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Published Fri, Nov 14, 2014 · 09:50 PM

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    WHEN Lawrence Suen first met Fai Leong in the 1990s, they were both Singapore government scholars studying at Cornell University. Both later broke their bonds to pursue a career in Silicon Valley.

    Their startup, Appsverse, was officially launched in 2011 and today it is one of the top photon flash-browsing software for iOS and Android platforms, generating millions in users across all their products, which include consumer, enterprise as well as educational software.

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