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Wal-Mart stayed on top as its sales crept closer to half-a-trillion dollars. Apple moved into the top five. And UnitedHealth Group continued its steady climb. 

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AI, precision medicine, diagnostics, and digital health are transforming our understanding of human health. Yet despite unprecedented advances in prevention, treatment, and care, chronic disease is on the rise, healthcare costs continue to climb, and ageing populations are reshaping societies across Asia and beyond. As longer lives become the norm, the challenge is no longer simply to extend lifespan, but to improve healthspan—and doing so at scale. Can innovation help people live healthier, more productive lives? And what role will healthcare providers, insurers, pharmaceutical companies, and technology firms play in shaping the future of health and the longevity economy?


Dr. Kelvin Loh, Group Chief Healthcare Officer, AIA 
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Dr. Keith Choy, President, APAC, Haleon 
Orianna Rosa Royle, Success Associate Editor, Fortune 

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For generations, the talent equation was straightforward: hire the best people and get out of their way. AI has added a new layer of complexity. Business leaders now face a new calculus: which roles to automate, which to elevate, and how to build workforces that combine human judgment with machine intelligence. From Tokyo boardrooms to Jakarta factory floors, this panel explores how companies are rethinking hiring, reskilling, and culture to stay competitive in a region where demographics, geopolitics, and technology are colliding at unprecedented speed.

Melissa Ries, Group Vice President and Managing Director, Asia, ServiceNow 
Michael Boyle, Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Greater Asia, HP 
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Orianna Rosa Royle, Success Associate Editor, Fortune 

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Walmart’s 30-year history in China has unfolded alongside the country’s rise as one of the world’s largest consumer markets. Its next 30 years will be defined by how effectively the company adapts to a changing retail landscape—one shaped by more cautious household spending and the convergence of physical and digital channels. On its current trajectory, Walmart China’s next chapter could be its strongest yet. Quarterly sales are up by more than 20%, driven by a 26% increase in e-commerce and continued momentum at Sam’s Club, its membership warehouse brand. In this one-on-one conversation, Christina Zhu, president and CEO of Walmart China, discusses how the company is evolving its membership, omnichannel, and customer-experience strategies for its next phase of growth.


Christina Zhu, President and Chief Executive Officer, Walmart China
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