Jack Yan says he wants to see more world-class brands from south Asia
Having just spent some time in south Asia, the commercialism is very noticeable. Vodafone, in particular, has its signage everywhere, trying to remind not just the locals of its mobile service, but tourists who are thinking of one to global-roam to. In fact, as you travel through Asia and take in developing nations, there is a sense that people want to be seen as part of the global community.
I commend this. There is nothing wrong about wanting to be connected to one’s fellow human beings elsewhere. Continue
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