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In a first for Singapore, livestreaming app 17LIVE goes public via SPAC merger

By: CNBC.com News
Shares of Asian livestreaming app 17LIVE began trading on Friday following merger with Singapore's first SPAC, Vertex Technology Acquisition Corporation.
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