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(Podcast) He Started His Business at 19. Now, He's Worth $600 Million With a Global Seaweed Snack Empire.
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(Podcast) He Started His Business at 19. Now, He's Worth $600 Million With a Global Seaweed Snack Empire.

Itthipat 'Tob' Peeradechapan, the founder of Taokaenoi, recently launched a new brand aimed at American market.
Stephen J. Bronner
Blockchain Geopolitics: Is It East vs. West or Is It Large Countries vs. Small?

Blockchain Geopolitics: Is It East vs. West or Is It Large Countries vs. Small?

While some countries are restricting blockchain projects, others are actively recruiting them.
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Elon Musk's Mini-Sub Was 'Not Practical' for Thailand Cave Rescue

Elon Musk's Mini-Sub Was 'Not Practical' for Thailand Cave Rescue

Technology isn't always the solution.
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Elon Musk Is Sending Teams to Assist With the Thailand Cave Rescue

Elon Musk Is Sending Teams to Assist With the Thailand Cave Rescue

It's hoped his resources could save the boys from months spent underground.
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5 Interesting Things About Japan's First Self-Made Female Billionaire

5 Interesting Things About Japan's First Self-Made Female Billionaire

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