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Serge Pun, executive chairman of Yoma Strategic, says one must have a lot of patience and determination to overcome the difficulties of operating a business in emerging markets.
Mai Kieu Lien, chairman and CEO of Vinamilk, discusses how she transformed the small, state-controlled dairy producer into Vietnam's second-largest company in terms of market capitalization.
Zhang Xin, co-founder & CEO of SOHO China, explains why she's felling "a bit scared" about the surge in Chinese stock markets.
In this preview episode of CNBC's "Entrepreneur Asia: Power Players", Ajay Bijli, chairman & MD of PVR, explains why he ventured into India's cinema business.
Sung-Joo Kim, founder of Sungjoo Group, and chair & chief visionary officer of MCM, says the e-commerce sector allows the company to tap into the millennial generation.
Shinta Widjaja Kamdani, CEO of Sintesa Group, tells CNBC that entrepreneurship is one of the key growth areas in Indonesia.
Uday Kotak, founder and executive vice chairman of Kotak Mahindra Bank, believes that an entrepreneur should have a sixth sense that can detect a good opportunity.
Bonnae Gokson, founder of Sevva, Ms B's Cakery and C'est La B, outlines the future plans for her business and shares a piece of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
In this preview of "Entrepreneur Asia: Power Players", William Heinecke, chairman and CEO of Minor International, tells CNBC about his route to entrepreneurial success.
Adi Godrej, chairman of Godrej Group, says aspiring entrepreneurs should seize the opportunity as the Indian economy sets sail on a strong growth path.
Businesses offering help to start-ups are mushrooming in China as a growing number of ambitious young Chinese jump on the entrepreneurship bandwagon.
Venture capitalists could start to fund early stage businesses through crowdsourcing rather than relying on institutional investors.
Asia's food and beverage scene is undergoing a shakeup as a new breed of investors look to establish a fast-casual sector in the region.
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