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Naver is a South Korean internet company founded in 1999 that runs the dominant search engine and web portal in its home market, one of the few countries where Google is not the leading search provider. Its portal bundles search with news, shopping, blogging, maps and the Naver Cafe community platform, while Naver Webtoon turned vertical-scrolling digital comics into a global format now serving audiences far beyond Korea. The company also operates a large cloud division, co-controls LY Corporation in Japan alongside SoftBank, and develops the HyperCLOVA X family of Korean-language foundation models.
naver.com • Seongnam • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 1999
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Advance Intelligence Group is a Singapore-headquartered technology company founded in 2016 that applies artificial intelligence to credit, identity and commerce across Southeast and South Asia. Its largest business is Atome, a buy-now-pay-later service operating in markets where a large share of consumers have no traditional credit history, underwritten by machine learning models built on alternative data. The group also runs ADVANCE.AI for digital identity verification and risk management, Kredit Pintar for consumer lending in Indonesia, and Ginee for merchant software, and it was valued above two billion dollars in a round led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Warburg Pincus.
advancegroup.com • Singapore • 501-1000 employees • Founded 2016 • Series D $400M
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Sea Limited is a Singaporean technology group founded in 2009 by Forrest Li, which began as the game publisher Garena and grew into the largest internet company in Southeast Asia. Its three businesses reinforce each other: Garena publishes and develops games including the enormously popular Free Fire, Shopee runs the region's leading e-commerce marketplace, and Monee provides payments, lending and digital financial services across the same footprint. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange since 2017 and long backed by Tencent, the group has expanded Shopee into Latin America, where Brazil has become one of its largest markets.
sea.com • Singapore • 5000+ employees • Founded 2009 • IPO $884M
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Grab is a Southeast Asian technology company founded in 2012 by two Harvard Business School classmates as a taxi-hailing app for Malaysia, and now the region's dominant everyday services platform. It operates across eight countries in ride hailing, food and grocery delivery, courier services and digital payments, and famously absorbed Uber's Southeast Asian operations in 2018 in exchange for a stake in the company. Headquartered in Singapore and listed on Nasdaq since 2021, Grab has expanded into financial services through GXS Bank and its lending and insurance arms, and builds its own mapping stack through GrabMaps.
grab.com • Jakarta • Beijing • Petaling Jaya • Pasig • Bangkok • 5000+ employees • Founded 2012 • SPAC $4.5B
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Ozon is a Russian e-commerce company founded in 1998 by the software house Reksoft as an online bookshop, and often described as the Amazon of its market for taking the same first-party plus marketplace approach. It now sells across every consumer category through a network of fulfilment centres, sorting hubs and tens of thousands of pickup points that reach far beyond the largest cities. The group has added an express grocery service, a travel booking arm and Ozon Bank, whose cards and lending are tied to the marketplace, and it is one of the two dominant online retail platforms in the country alongside Wildberries.
ozon.ru • Moscow • Perm • Saint Petersburg • Minsk • Tver • 5000+ employees • Founded 1998
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Avito is a Russian classifieds platform founded in 2007 by the Swedish entrepreneurs Jonas Nordlander and Filip Engelbert, modelled on the Blocket marketplace they had built in Sweden. It became the dominant place to buy and sell almost anything in Russia, spanning secondhand goods, cars, property, services and jobs, and now handles a large share of the country's used-goods commerce. Headquartered in Moscow, the platform has layered logistics, escrow payments, verified seller programmes and paid promotion tools on top of the free listing model, and passed into Russian ownership after Naspers sold its majority stake in 2022.
avito.ru • Moscow • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2007
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Yandex is a Russian internet company whose search engine launched in 1997 and which grew into the dominant technology group in its home market, running search, advertising, maps, ride hailing, food delivery, e-commerce and cloud services. Its Yandex Go application combines taxi, delivery and logistics into one of the most used consumer services in the country, while Alice and the YandexGPT model family provide its assistant and generative AI layer. Following the 2024 split of the former Yandex N.V., the Russian business was sold to a domestic consortium and now operates independently from Nebius Group, which inherited the international assets.
ya.ru • Moscow • 5000+ employees • Founded 1997
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Zalando is a German online fashion company founded in Berlin in 2008 by Robert Gentz and David Schneider with backing from Rocket Internet, initially copying the Zappos shoe retail model for Europe. It has grown into the largest fashion platform on the continent, serving customers across more than twenty markets with a mix of wholesale inventory and a partner programme where brands sell directly through its storefront and logistics. The company also sells its fulfilment, marketing and software services to brands as a standalone business, positioning itself as infrastructure for European fashion rather than only a retailer.
zalando.com • Berlin • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2008 • IPO $605M
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LY Corporation is a Japanese internet company created in 2023 by merging Z Holdings, Yahoo Japan and LINE into a single entity, tracing its legal lineage back to Yahoo Japan's founding in 1996. It runs two of the country's most used digital services: the LINE messaging app, which functions as everyday communication infrastructure for most of Japan, and the Yahoo JAPAN portal, still one of the highest-traffic websites in the country. Around them sit commerce, advertising, news, manga, payments through the affiliated PayPay and a growing set of AI features, and the company is majority controlled by SoftBank and Naver.
lycorp.co.jp • Tokyo • Fukuoka • 5000+ employees • Founded 1996
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Rakuten Group is a Japanese internet conglomerate founded in 1997 by Hiroshi Mikitani, built around the Rakuten Ichiba marketplace where merchants run their own branded storefronts rather than plain product listings. Over three decades it has assembled one of the widest membership ecosystems in Japan, spanning e-commerce, credit cards, banking, securities, insurance, travel and the Viber messaging app, all linked by a shared loyalty points programme. Since 2020 the group has invested heavily in Rakuten Mobile, building Japan's fourth mobile network on a fully virtualised architecture that it also licenses to operators abroad.
rakuten.com • San Mateo • Toronto • San Francisco • New York • Tokyo • 5000+ employees • Founded 1997
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JD.com is a Chinese retailer and logistics operator founded in 1998 by Richard Liu, which moved online in 2004 and built its business on first-party inventory rather than a pure marketplace model. Unlike its peers it owns most of the goods it sells and runs its own nationwide warehouse and delivery network, which gives it tight control over authenticity and same-day or next-day fulfilment for hundreds of millions of customers. The group has expanded into logistics services for third parties, healthcare, industrial supply, cloud computing and consumer finance, and is listed in both New York and Hong Kong.
jd.com • Beijing • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 1998 • IPO $1.8B
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Alibaba Group is a Chinese technology conglomerate founded in Hangzhou in 1999 by Jack Ma and seventeen colleagues, built around commerce and cloud computing. Its domestic marketplaces Taobao and Tmall handle a large share of Chinese retail, while Alibaba.com, AliExpress, Lazada and Trendyol serve cross-border and international buyers, supported by the Cainiao logistics network. Alibaba Cloud is the largest public cloud provider in Asia and develops the open-weight Qwen model family, which has become one of the most downloaded foundation model series in the world.
alibaba.com • Hangzhou • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 1999 • IPO $25B
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Airbnb is an American travel company founded in San Francisco in 2008 that runs a global marketplace for short and long-term stays in homes rather than hotels. Hosts list rooms, apartments and houses across more than two hundred countries while the platform handles search, identity verification, payments, insurance cover and dispute resolution, taking a fee from both sides of each booking. Listed on Nasdaq since 2020, the company has expanded beyond accommodation into curated Experiences and Services such as chefs, training and spa treatments, positioning itself as a broader travel and hosting platform.
airbnb.com • London • San Francisco • New York • Beijing • Bengaluru • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2008 • IPO $3.5B
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Pinterest is an American visual discovery platform founded in 2010 where people save and organise images, products and ideas into themed boards. Unlike feed-based social networks it is built around planning future intent, so users arrive researching a kitchen renovation, an outfit or a holiday rather than to follow friends, which makes the audience unusually valuable to advertisers. Headquartered in San Francisco and listed on the New York Stock Exchange since 2019, the company earns nearly all of its revenue from advertising and has invested heavily in shoppable pins, visual search and AI-driven recommendations.
pinterest.com • Toronto • Seattle • Zurich • Richmond • Dublin • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2010 • IPO $1.4B
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PayPal is an American payments company founded in 1998 as Confinity and headquartered in San Jose, California, that pioneered sending money by email address rather than account number. It runs a two-sided network connecting hundreds of millions of consumers with tens of millions of merchants across more than two hundred markets, processing well over a trillion dollars of payment volume a year. The group also owns Venmo, Braintree, Xoom and Honey, giving it peer-to-peer transfers, merchant processing infrastructure, international remittances and shopping rewards alongside the core checkout button.
paypal.com • San Jose • 5000+ employees • Founded 1998 • Acquired $1.5B
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Launch Potato is an American digital media and performance marketing company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Delray Beach, Florida. It operates a portfolio of consumer comparison and discovery websites in categories such as credit cards, loans, insurance and consumer offers, matching people researching a purchase with advertisers who pay for qualified intent. The business is bootstrapped and remote-first with staff across dozens of countries, and it combines in-house media brands with a proprietary advertising technology stack that handles bidding, attribution and conversion optimisation across its properties.
launchpotato.com • Jersey City • Austin • Stamford • Columbus • Phoenix • 51-200 employees • Founded 2014
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Stripe is a financial infrastructure company founded in 2010 by the Irish brothers Patrick and John Collison, dual-headquartered in South San Francisco and Dublin. Its APIs let businesses accept payments, run marketplaces, issue cards, manage subscriptions and handle tax and compliance without building banking integrations themselves, and it processes well over a trillion dollars of volume a year for customers ranging from startups to the largest technology companies. Beyond payments the company has expanded into treasury and issuing, revenue and finance automation, stablecoin infrastructure through its Bridge acquisition, and fraud prevention powered by its own machine learning models.
stripe.com • London • Berlin • Barcelona • Amsterdam • New York • 5000+ employees • Founded 2010 • Series G $6.5B
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Squarespace is an American software company founded in 2003 that lets people build and run a professional website without writing code. Its all-in-one platform bundles designer templates, a drag-and-drop editor, hosting, domain registration, email campaigns, scheduling and an online store, so a small business or creator can launch and operate entirely inside one subscription. Headquartered in New York and taken private by the investment firm Permira in 2024, it serves millions of paying subscribers ranging from photographers and restaurants to consultancies and independent retailers.
squarespace.com • New York • Dublin • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2003 • Acquired $6.9B
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TikTok is a short-form video platform owned by the Chinese technology group ByteDance and launched internationally in 2016, growing further after the 2018 merger with the lip-sync app Musical.ly. Its recommendation feed surfaces content by engagement signals rather than social graph, which lets new creators reach large audiences quickly and made the app one of the most downloaded in the world. The company runs dual operating hubs in Singapore and Los Angeles and has built an advertising business, a live streaming economy and the TikTok Shop commerce marketplace on top of the video feed.
tiktok.com • Culver City • 5000+ employees • Founded 2016
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Amazon is an American technology and retail conglomerate founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994 as an online bookstore and headquartered in Seattle, Washington. It operates the world's largest online marketplace together with a global logistics network, physical grocery stores and a third-party seller platform that accounts for most units sold. Amazon Web Services, launched in 2006, is the leading public cloud provider and generates the majority of the group's operating profit, while advertising, Prime Video, Alexa devices and Kuiper satellite broadband round out the business.
amazon.com • Seattle • Bengaluru • San Francisco • Sarasota • Los Angeles • 5000+ employees • Founded 1994 • IPO $54M
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Microsoft is an American multinational technology corporation founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen and headquartered in Redmond, Washington. It built the personal computing era around the Windows operating system and the Office productivity suite, and now generates the largest share of its revenue from Azure cloud infrastructure and commercial subscriptions. The company also owns GitHub, LinkedIn and the Xbox gaming business, and has invested heavily in artificial intelligence through its partnership with OpenAI and the Copilot assistants embedded across its products.
microsoft.com • Redmond • Gurgaon • New York • Copenhagen • Bengaluru • 5000+ employees • Founded 1975 • IPO $61M
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ByteDance is a Chinese internet technology company founded in Beijing in 2012 that operates some of the world's largest content and commerce platforms. Its portfolio includes the short-video apps TikTok and Douyin, the news aggregator Toutiao, the video editor CapCut, the workplace suite Lark and the Doubao family of AI assistants and models. Recommendation systems trained on user behaviour sit at the centre of every product, and the company has grown into one of the highest-revenue private technology businesses in the world.
bytedance.com • Beijing • Los Angeles • Mountain View • Culver City • San Jose • 5000+ employees • Founded 2012 • Private Equity $5B
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Apple is an American multinational technology company founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne, and headquartered in Cupertino, California. It designs and sells consumer hardware including the iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods and Vision Pro, together with the operating systems and silicon that run them. A growing services division built around the App Store, iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Pay now contributes a large share of profit, making Apple one of the most valuable companies in the world.
apple.com • Cupertino • Seattle • San Diego • Austin • New York • 5000+ employees • Founded 1976 • IPO $101M
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Klarna is a Swedish financial technology company founded in Stockholm in 2005 that provides payment and shopping services to consumers and merchants worldwide. Its core products let shoppers pay immediately, defer a payment or split a purchase into interest-free instalments, while merchants receive settlement, fraud protection and conversion tooling through a single checkout integration. The group has expanded into a shopping app with price comparison, cashback and a bank offering, holds a European banking licence and listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange in 2025.
klarna.com • Stockholm • Columbus • New York • London • Vienna • 1001-5000 employees • Founded 2005 • IPO $1.4B
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$82k – $183k Salary
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