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Great managers in the AI era will not be those who simply use AI more often than others. They will be those who can combine technological fluency with judgment, accountability, organizational design, and trust creation.
Thailand’s durian exports are booming. Revenues are climbing, prices are rising, and global demand—led by China—appears insatiable. hailand’s durian exports are booming. Revenues are climbing, prices are rising, and global demand—led by China—appears insatiable. But beneath the surface of this success lies a quieter, more complicated story: Thailand isn’t just exporting more durian. It is becoming increasingly dependent on selling it at higher prices—and to a single market. That shift may define the next phase of the industry.
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Foreign investment is flooding Southeast Asia and export statistics look stellar. But the value-creation behind the numbers is thin, the regional market remains fragmented, and Chinese capital is quietly pulling the strings.
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