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NTU expands Thailand entrepreneurship education partnership
Read the full story: NTU expands Thailand entrepreneurship education partnershipNTU formalises Thailand partnership around entrepreneurship, AI, and workforce skills. The new agreement expands joint programmes with Thailand’s higher education ministry and Chiang Mai University across venture building, mentoring, and applied AI training.
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Why greener business travel is a systems issue, not a people problem
Greener business travel depends on better systems, not individual effort. Sophie Fleming, Global Head of Trainline Business, argues SMEs need simpler, rail-first booking tools and clearer emissions data to turn sustainability goals into everyday travel decisions.
