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The consumer is still human. The gatekeeper isn’t
Oct 20, 2026

The consumer is still human. The gatekeeper isn’t

For most of my career in marketing, the basic equation was simple: Brands compete for consumers’ attention. We built campaigns to reach people, influence them, persuade them and ultimately get them to buy. Search changed that equation. Social media changed it again. Algorithms changed it further. Now AI is changing something much more fundamental. The […] The post The consumer is still human. The gatekeeper isn’t appeared first on e27.


Betagro takes majority stake in Freshket as Thai corporates tighten grip on startups
Oct 20, 2026

Betagro takes majority stake in Freshket as Thai corporates tighten grip on startups

Betagro has stopped watching from the sidelines. Four years after its family holding company took a slice of Freshket’s Series B, the Thai integrated food giant has taken majority control of the Bangkok-based platform that supplies ingredients to hotels, restaurants and caterers. The deal was made through Betagro Ventures, the company said in a statement […] The post Betagro takes majority stake in Freshket as Thai corporates tighten grip on startups appeared first on e27.


How I use AI to keep the details straight in international partnerships
Oct 20, 2026

How I use AI to keep the details straight in international partnerships

Even after a good meeting with an overseas partner, writing the follow-up email takes thought. What interested them? What did we actually agree to? What still needs to be clarified before we can move forward? Things that seemed clear in conversation can become ambiguous on the page. When several people and organisations are involved, those […] The post How I use AI to keep the details straight in international partnerships appeared first on e27.


Thailand, Cambodia seek to calm escalating dispute over US$300 billion seabed
Oct 20, 2026

Thailand, Cambodia seek to calm escalating dispute over US$300 billion seabed

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to dial down the rhetoric and use a hotline between their navy commanders to avoid flashpoints over a vast contested patch of energy-rich seas in the Gulf of Thailand, according to a UN-backed mediation panel at The Hague tasked with helping to settle the dispute between the neighbours. The Southeast Asian countries have also squabbled for decades over the demarcation of their 800km (500-mile) land border, where clashes last year killed scores on both sides and...


Thailand, Cambodia seek to calm escalating dispute over US$300 billion seabed
Oct 20, 2026

Thailand, Cambodia seek to calm escalating dispute over US$300 billion seabed

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to dial down the rhetoric and use a hotline between their navy commanders to avoid flashpoints over a vast contested patch of energy-rich seas in the Gulf of Thailand, according to a UN-backed mediation panel at The Hague tasked with helping to settle the dispute between the neighbours. The Southeast Asian countries have also squabbled for decades over the demarcation of their 800km (500-mile) land border, where clashes last year killed scores on both sides and...


Oct 20, 2026

Council seeks cable solutions

Bangkok councillors have approved a special committee to study solutions for disorganised communication cables, including relocating them underground on suitable roads, with a 90-day deadline for its review.


Oct 20, 2026

Bangkok council seeks cable solutions

Bangkok councillors have approved a special committee to study solutions for disorganised communication cables, including relocating them underground on suitable roads, with a 90-day deadline for its review.


Oct 20, 2026

Virgin Atlantic lands in Phuket

Thailand welcomed Virgin Atlantic's inaugural direct flight from London Heathrow to Phuket on Monday, as advance bookings from the UK rose 17.5% ahead of the high season.


Oct 20, 2026

Heroin bound for Australia seized

SAMUT PRAKAN: Narcotics officers have seized about 7kg of heroin concealed in instant-drink sachets in two parcels destined for Australia.


Every company grows through thorns. Know when one has gone too deep
Oct 20, 2026

Every company grows through thorns. Know when one has gone too deep

Nobody builds a company without picking up thorns. An investor who pushes too hard. A customer who demands everything and pays late. A high performer who leaves damage behind every meeting. Most of that friction is useful. It forces decisions a comfortable company would keep putting off. The hard investor sharpens the plan. The demanding […] The post Every company grows through thorns. Know when one has gone too deep appeared first on e27.


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