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[Review] The Rise Of The New East

YoungUpstarts

In a sweeping expose on the dynamic forces shaping the “New East”, Ben Simpfendorfer’s “ The Rise of the New East: Business Strategies for Success in a World of Increasing Complexity ” provides an in-depth view of how the economic resurgence of Asia and the Middle East are changing global markets.

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Jason Colodne of Colbeck Capital Interviews Energy Ventures Analysis’ Emily Medine

The Startup Magazine

Over the last four years, the coal industry has witnessed an ongoing transformation on a global scale – from decreased demand in the US to growing fuel needs in Asia and rising concerns about climate change. and global solid fuel demand and prices for alternative coal types, coke, and market segments.

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Technology, Innovation, and Modern War – Class 14 – Planning– Major General Mike Fenzel

Steve Blank

Joe Felter , Raj Shah and I designed a class to examine the new military systems, operational concepts and doctrines that will emerge from 21st century technologies – Space, Cyber, AI & Machine Learning and Autonomy. The Joint Chiefs have no operational authority over troops. Global Integration of Operational Plans.

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Dreams of Growth and Expansion

Up and Running

Small business owners often dream of expansion, growth and enhanced profitability; those strategic moves and timely tweaks that catapult their operation to the next level of success. If you’re venturing into the apparel market, you’ll have to visit China and Vietnam where the major garment factories are located. All markets are global.

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A dumb American’s perspective on investing in Southeast Asia

Hippoland

I think it’s great if startups have large ambitious of serving audiences globally, but it’s really important to tackle one market first well. Vietnam, for example, has strong tech adoption and has nearly 100m people. Crowded markets aren’t necessarily bad – it proves demand. Thailand has nearly 70m people.

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A dumb American’s perspective on investing in Southeast Asia

Hippoland

I think it’s great if startups have large ambitious of serving audiences globally, but it’s really important to tackle one market first well. Vietnam, for example, has strong tech adoption and has nearly 100m people. Crowded markets aren’t necessarily bad – it proves demand. Thailand has nearly 70m people.

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27 Entrepreneurs Explain Why They Started Their Businesses

Hearpreneur

If manufacturers can increase productivity , they can produce more without increasing costs, then they are more globally competitive. While operating a tutoring business I was able to identify a demand for niche business software. My parents were both refugees from Vietnam and had to support a family of five.