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Global expansion is still treated like a badge of honour, proof that a company has “made it.” Investors cheer. Boards nod. Headlines follow. But what rarely makes it into earnings calls or glossy case studies is this: going global often breaks what was barely working at home. Long before a single sale is made in a new market, capability debt begins to accumulate. Decision-making slows, leadership bandwidth stretches dangerously thin, systems groan under new weight, and cultur

Global business strategy is being reshaped by forces far beyond corporate walls. Policy shifts, regulatory crackdowns, and trade...