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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand:

BANGKOK -- Thailand's Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group said its CEO, Suphachai Chearavanont, has stepped down in a major leadership change for the conglomerate that operates businesses spanning the food, retail and telecommunication sectors. [1]

TOKYO -- Itochu will terminate its cross-shareholdings with leading Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Group, the Japanese trading house said Monday, a move taken in line with the Tokyo Stock Exchange's corporate governance guidelines. [2]

TOKYO -- Thailand's richest man and senior chairman of the CP Group warned that Washington risks losing its global leadership position if countries pull back from investing in U.S. Treasurys amid sweeping tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump. [3]

BANGKOK -- Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Group aims to inject fresh growth into its telecommunications arm with data centers and a partnership with Intel to sell AI services in the medical and other fields. [4]

TOKYO -- Dhanin Chearavanont, senior chairman of Thailand's CP Group, says that while ASEAN countries will not be immune to Trump's tariffs, the levies won't have "a big impact." The Future of Asia 2025CP Group tycoon predicts limited impact of US ta... [5]

HONG KONG -- Muyuan Foods' shares closed 4% higher on Friday in their Hong Kong trading debut, after the Chinese pork producer raised 10.7 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.4 billion), the bourse's largest public offering so far this year. [6]

Food & BeverageCP Group, NH Foods to feed Thai appetite for Japanese food Venture between ham company and Thai conglomerate targets SE Asia's rising middle class Thailand's Charoen Pokphand Foods is set to launch a joint venture with Japan's NH Foods... [7]

BANGKOK/HANOI -- The cultivation of "low-carbon" rice, using methods that cut greenhouse gas emissions, is taking hold in Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries. [8]

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