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These are the world’s top 10 business risks - by region

We asked 13,000 business leaders what keeps them up at night. Image: Reuters/Carlos Garcia Rawlins

Emilio Granados Franco
Head of Global Risks and Geopolitical Agenda., World Economic Forum
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Residents of Makassar, South Sulawesi after floods, landslides and a tornado battered the Indonesian island in January this year. Business leaders in East Asia and the Pacific were most worried about 'natural catastrophes'.
Residents of Makassar, South Sulawesi after floods and landslides. Image: Reuters
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