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- 1Latitude Global pitches stablecoin rails for faster cross-border payments▼How # Stablecoins speed int’l # Payments Startup Latitude Global pitches faster, cheaper cross-border payments by sendin
Startup Latitude Global is pitching faster, cheaper international payments built on stablecoin rails, arguing that sending cross-border transfers over stablecoins beats legacy correspondent banking, especially for emerging markets. The pitch lands as banks and payments firms weigh how digital dollars could cut the cost and delay of traditional international money movement.
- 2Lobby and Crewfare take People's Choice honors at Global Startup Pitch▼Lobby, Crewfare win People's Choice Awards at the 2026 Global Startup Pitch
Lobby and Crewfare have won the People's Choice Awards at the 2026 Global Startup Pitch, a competition for emerging travel and hospitality startups. The recognition, reported by PhocusWire, highlights both companies as favorites among audiences at this year's event, boosting their visibility in the startup community.
- 3Lobby and Crewfare win People's Choice at WiT Singapore 2026●Lobby and Crewfare win Global Startup Pitch People’s Choice Awards at WiT Singapore 2026
Lobby and Crewfare have won the People's Choice Awards in the Global Startup Pitch competition at WiT Singapore 2026. The travel technology startups were voted winners by the audience at the Web In Travel conference in Singapore, one of the industry's main events for emerging travel companies. Further details about the startups and the judging process have not yet been reported.
- 4Zhou Yuxiang goes from street-level AI sales to China's industrial AI push●Zhou Yuxiang hired food delivery riders to sell AI to factories. Now he’s chasing China’s industrial AI breakthrough
Zhou Yuxiang, a Chinese AI entrepreneur, began by hiring food delivery riders to knock on factory doors and pitch industrial AI services, a grassroots sales tactic aimed at getting manufacturers to adopt automation tools. He is now focused on achieving a breakthrough in industrial AI in China, betting that the country's vast manufacturing base will drive the next wave of AI applications beyond consumer chatbots.