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The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

- Sizzling growth in India: will it trickle down?

- HSBC's British IT workforce gets deleted

Inspired by the Karato and Tsukiji Fish Market in Japan, the Caffeinees Group of restaurants launched yet another restaurant, Yamaguchi Fish Market in November 2015 to bring the highest quality and freshest ingredients to seafood lovers in a vibrant market-like environment. Freda Liu speaks to June Chang, the group's Executive Director once again to find out the passion behind the opening of this fish market, about 2 years after the previous interview on the group's other restaurants, Caffeinees, Niu Taste, Black Market & Eight Gourmets Gala.

In early April, the Malaysian Parliament passed a series of amendments to the national Child Act. The Child Bill 2015 was first tabled in Parliament last year, and incorporates a number of suggestions that will hopefully bring Malaysia in line with international standards on children’s rights. Malaysia ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1995.

Aisyah Tajuddin has the story.

In the final show of the season, Ross Yusof and guests Stuart Cavens, Craig Morraies and Kam Raslan take a look at the last round of league matches and asses the top 6. Who has been the best player? Worst team? Nicest goal? Did Newcastle players let their fans down? The guys also look at the provisional 26 players picked by Roy Hodgson for Euro 2016.

We get you out of bed, to your first cup of coffee or to your first destination of your day with thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping all our lives.

Crude oil prices has climbed and may readjust to $40 - $50 per barrel, in the latest sign of recovery in the oil market. Danny Wong, CEO of Areca Capital says there are opportunities for investors in this sector and specific oil & gas counters are worth a re-look.

The global defence industry is big business. We speak to Stephen Phipson, Head of UKTI-DSO, a body tasked with promoting British defence companies, their products and services to the world. Listen as we uncover the ethics of marketing weapons of war, as well as the use of taxpayers funds for this purpose.

The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year awards Malaysia returns for its 15th edition to recognise and celebrate extraordinary entrepreneurs who have the ability to inspire, empower and reshape the world with innovation and foresight. We discover the thrust of this year's awards and speak to last year's winner, Datuk Tan Say Jim of Iris Corporation who is headed to the global EY Entrepreneur of the Year competition in Monaco.

With the National Green Technology Policy and Government Green IT initiatives already in place, Malaysian companies are under increasing pressure to operate sustainably. But how do SMEs meet their sustainability obligations without busting their budgets? Leanne Ooi, CEO of Rentwise shares her challenges and how going green could actually save your business money.

He worked round the clock at the over-crowded al-Shifa hospital treating those injured from the Gaza conflict. Being one of the only two foreign doctors allowed into Gaza, Dr.Mads Gilbert joins us to talk more about the situation and his work during that time. Dr. Gilbert worked in al-Shifa Medical Centre during the Israel-Gaza conflicts in 2008-2009 and 2014.