AI startup Taiger liquidates Singapore entity, over 80 staff cut
It will focus its resources on developing its document analysis platform in Europe and Latin America
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TAIGER, an artificial intelligence (AI) startup backed by government-owned SGInnovate and corporate investors, is shutting its Singapore headquarters and liquidating its local entity after racking up debts it cannot pay, according to a regulatory filing seen by The Business Times.
Over 80 employees from the Singapore office have been terminated due to the liquidation, Taiger said in response to queries from BT.
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