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Fortune names 100 most powerful women in Asia

Fortune has released its third annual Most Powerful Women Asia list, highlighting 100 influential female leaders across the Asia-Pacific region. The list recognizes women for their leadership, business performance, and impact on the region's economic future. This year's ranking includes newcomers and finance leaders from various industries, with DBS Group CEO Tan Su Shan retaining the top position. AI

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