New research from Sandpiper reveals global business leaders blame the US more than China for trade war, and believe the US should make the first moves to de-escalate it 

Sandpiper is publishing a detailed research report on its Turbulent Times research of 3,050 business leaders in 27 countries. It shows 73% believe a fundamental cause of the tariff and trade conflict is the policies of the current US administration, against 62% who say it is China’s trade policies. Despite high levels of anxiety, 38% of business leaders in ASEAN countries and 21% in China say they are not well prepared to deal with current geopolitical risks.

Beyond Traditional Platforms: How Asian Businesses Are Breaking Through Digital Marketing Fatigue

In Asia's rapidly changing digital landscape, businesses are making vital transformations to combat digital marketing fatigue. As international platforms become increasingly saturated, companies are shifting their focus to localised digital touchpoints. This strategic move reflects a deep understanding of Asia's diverse cultural landscape and technological trends, leading to innovative approaches in brand reputation, market expansion, thought leadership, and demand generation.

All Eyes on AI, But Don’t Overlook Cross-Border Payments: Looking Ahead to Money 20/20 in Bangkok

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Healthcare providers, institutions, policymakers, and marketers need to work together to bridge the health literacy gap, ensuring that patients can make well-informed decisions that ultimately improve their health outcomes.