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

- Bets on brexit

Two diphteria related deaths were reported in Kedah and Malacca since June 18th, with at least four suspected cases in Malacca and eight more in Kedah. Senior Principal Assistant Director from the Disease Control Division of the Ministry of Health, Dr A'aishah Senin gives the latest updates on the vaccine-preventable disease.

A medical camp aims to reach out to more than 500 members of the needy and urban poor around Desa Mentari and Bandar Sunway. Kem Medik is an annual medical camp co-organised by MMA Selangor and partnered with the National Cancer Society of Malaysia and Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society. Here to tell us more about it is Rotary Club Bandar Sunway President, Arjan Pursumal, and Vocational Services Director, Dato’ Ram Nair.

The Singapore government announced two weeks ago that internet access to its public servants’ work computers will be restricted beginning next May. On the same week, it was also revealed that a few of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s social media accounts’ were hacked due to his low security password. Tech blogger Keith Rozario explains the possible reasons behind the city-state’s decision as well as how to better secure our online profiles.

After more than a year of meeting and talking, the Selangor Philharmonic Orchestra and the Kuala Lumpur City Opera have realized a production, Opera Extravaganza 2016. Like all partnerships, there are compromises. We find out how these musicians negotiate to bring on stage a performance that satisfies both entities.  We also find out about the promised ‘extravaganza’.

This month Chris answers a listener's query on construction defects and warranties - exactly what are developers responsible for and for how long?

Malati Siniah has been covering the festival all week and she will be giving us with her predictions on what will win at Cannes.

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Every month, Sheila Singam brings on a client to speak about how NLP techniques can be utilised as tools to transform and solve challenges in business and in their personal life. 

- Ekuinas-backed PE fund to bag a fruit basket

- Economic crime on the rise

- Indonesia's onshore financial centre

- Maersk changes tack with new CEO