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Analyzing Malaysia's top e-commerce players of 2017
Tech Wire Asia DFTZ has the potential to double the nation's e-commerce growth and support an estimated US$65 billion worth of goods. On top of this, the DFTZ is expected to create around 60,000 direct and indirect jobs by 2025. “With the launch of the world's first ... |
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