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Walk 500 Miles, No More with MallDash

18-Apr-19 11:00

Walk 500 Miles, No More with MallDash

Some estimates that by the of 2019, Malaysia will have close to 700 malls nationwide. MallDash is a startup that calls itself the Waze and Google for malls. So gone are the days walking around every mile in a mall to look a specific item or getting lost in the millions of retail square feet.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu


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