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Karamjit Singh from Digital News Asia.com talks about a brand new startup called Sushivid that aims to make it easier for brands to connect to YouTube influencers, Shopee's university to help train sellers to sell better and faster and Ensogo and why it has changed its models from traditional eCommerce to B2C marketplace.

Our guests talk about their upcoming ‘untraditional’ performance which combines elements of a music concert with a theatrical structure, to create a dance drama that focuses on Flamenco dancing. The performance explores human relationships and other existential questions. Parallels are drawn between the life of the character(s) and the history of the Flamenco music from its birth until the present. The storyteller and the dance both originate and grow together.  In some ways, it’s the seven ages of (wo)man as expressed through Flamenco with a theatrical bent.

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

- Ringgit dragged down by Yuan

- IMF: Malaysia needs to muscle up fiscally

- The free float fantasy of retail petrol

- Facebook 'likes' new Malaysian office

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

- Wanda working magic to find investors for property arm

- Nothing but sunny days ahead for Alibaba's sales

Quantum psychics, biological anthropology & aerospace engineering - these words itself are enough to scare people but good news, we have a relatively new community whose aim is to break down these heavy science topics for dummies is The Science Cafe KL. With presenters coming from a whole range of science-fields, founder Liu Yi joins us as she tell us more of these monthly talk-sessions.

We explore advertising's rampant use of the asterisk, the industry's 'Get Out of Jail' card and on the flip side,  the effects of advertising when used for good.

As we weep from the damage of paying our respective tax bills, it’s time to consider the poor tech companies. With their multi-billion dollar market valuations and occasionally uncharitable attitude to the consumers that fund them, Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage joins us to discuss why we are so obsessed with giving these corporate giants our money.

Listen to Mikio Kumada, of LGT Capital explain the reasons on why the central bank of Japan held base interest rates constant. We also explore the measures that Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe might take in managing the currency issues there.

Jeevan Sahadevan joins us monthly to give tips and tricks for anyone to overcome the many challenges in the world of business. This week we speak about character development for sustained success.

Joey Cuyegkeng, economist at ING, weighs in on the market's pick for the next president of the Philippines. He also gives us an overview of the strength of the economy and shares his outlook for its prospects.