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Climate Risk and Sustainable Entrepreneurial Adaptation: Evidence From Cross-Country Microdata

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By Hoang Hieu, Nguyen Dat
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Climate change is increasingly recognized as a defining challenge for entrepreneurial ecosystems worldwide (Embry et al. 2019; George et al. 2021; Karadayı et al. 2025). Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, resource scarcity, and infrastructural disruptions affect not only macroeconomic performance but also entrepreneurial intentions, strategic decisions, and behavioral responses at both firm and individual levels (Cao 2016; Boudreaux et al. 2019).
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ESG Integration and Financial-Based Brand Equity in the Banking Industry: A Global Perspective

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By Nguyen Dat, Tran Hung Son
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1 Introduction Rooted in marketing literature, the concept of brand equity (BE) has been developing and taking a significant role when contributing as an intangible asset that results in enriching competitive advantages for firms (Sürücü et al. 2019; Wang and Sengupta 2016). Although BE has several definitions, its conceptualizations were defined from two perspectives, customer-based and financial-based, aligning with two targeted audiences, accounting and consumers (Davcik et al. 2015).
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy South Korea advances in investment rankings

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By Nguyen Dat
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Continue reading According to figures released last week by the National Statistics Office under the Ministry of Finance, South Korea is now Vietnam's third-largest trade partner after China and the US. The Vietnam-South Korea trade turnover in the first three months of this year reached $26.8 billion, up from $20.7 billion in the corresponding period last year. This included $8.1 billion worth of Vietnamese exports, up 19.6 per cent, and $18.7 billion for South Korean exports, up 34.5 per cent.
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