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To rebuild Asia’s resilience, invert innovation systems

Summary by Business Times

IN A time of fractured international trade, it’s easy to assume that large multinationals will be the ones to hold the world together. But in Asia, it’s the small businesses – the family-run exporters, tech-enabled micro-retailers, and fast-moving suppliers – that are proving to be the invisible glue of global commerce.

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To rebuild Asia’s resilience, invert innovation systems

IN A time of fractured international trade, it’s easy to assume that large multinationals will be the ones to hold the world together. But in Asia, it’s the small businesses – the family-run exporters, tech-enabled micro-retailers, and fast-moving suppliers – that are proving to be the invisible glue of global commerce.

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Business Times broke the news in 18 hours ago on Friday, May 23, 2025.

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