Telstra-backed startup accelerator, muru-D, has launched in Singapore, with a work space based in Amoy Street. It is among the latest batch of business accelerators choosing to establish itself in the city-state. From May 2015, it will begin accepting applications for 10 technology startups from across Southeast Asia, which will be recruited for the inaugural six-month accelerator program that begins August 2015.
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