Dialog tanking up for growth
The news out of Singapore this week shows why energy security remains one of the top concerns for governments since the Middle East conflict broke out in late February.
AI export bet: Here to stay?
Malaysia has never exported so much, or depended so heavily on one sector to do it.
Successors - born or built?
In February 2026, one of the richest men in the world, Warren Buffet orchestrated a rather unique succession plan – he gave the role of chief executive officer (CEO) of Berkshire Hathaway to Greg Abel.
Banking on value-creation
The banking industry is not having a walk in the park. It is operating in an environment shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, volatile markets and changing interest-rate expectations.
Reshaping Malaysia’s built environment
For decades, the Malaysian construction and property sector has operated under fragmented, analogue frameworks characterised by linear workflows, on-site design clashes, material inefficiencies and substantial carbon footprints.
Abandoned projects: No easy fix
Buying a home is a major financial commitment that many Malaysians save for for years. Between massive down payments and strict loan approvals, getting a mortgage can feel like an uphill battle.
Learnings from Canton Fair
Canton Fair is celebrating its 70th anniversary, as it was first held in the spring of 1957. It is in its 140th edition because it is held twice a year, known as the Autumn and Spring sessions.
Citaglobal’s Perlis trade-off
Citaglobal Bhd's seemingly rushed exit from one of northern Malaysia's most ambitious infrastructure developments, barely a year after investing in it, deserves scrutiny.
AI needs steering, not brakes
In a rare display of unity, leaders from Silicon Valley's artificial intelligence (AI) sector have collectively called for the pacing of frontier AI development.
