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Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist, US Trust-BoA Private Wealth Management in New York explains why he is expecting US markets to hit a summer sweet spot soon.
Britain’s relationship with the European Union has always been difficult, consistently dividing British politics since it joined the EU in 1973. On June 23, Britons decide if the UK leaves or stays in the EU. The referendum is crucial for both the EU and the UK. On one hand, a Brexit could cost the EU one of its richest economies and biggest budget contributors. On the other, it could launch Britain into an uncertain future, since its economy and legal system are so entwined in Europe. The Remain campaign insists Britain is safer and stronger working with Europe; the Leave campaign wants to take back British sovereignty in financial and legal decisions.
We explore the "Vote Leave" argument's validity, and discuss what the world can expect, should Britain choose to leave the EU.
This is a report by Wang Junmey.
Ross Yusof & guests Craig Morraies, Gogulan Dorairajoo & Sam Postlethwaite talk about France and Switzerland who both progress from Group A. Is France still the favourite for the title? Will the Swiss make it past the next stage? There's a full preview of Group B as Wales take on Russia and England play Slovakia. What of the wrld champions, Germany? They haven't exactly set the tournament alight. Perhaps that will come from Spain and Belgium as both nations have shown in their latest outings that they are getting into the groove.
She’s a new face in the comedy scene, and she’s armed with her trusty ukulele to be the bringer of hilarity in the comedy clubs near you. Just 8 months into comedy and Hannan has already performed at the Singapore Comedy Fringe with the likes of Kristen Zweers, Joanna Seo, Sharul Channa and Shamaine Othman. Listen to the conversation and learn more about Hannan Azlan!
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Here in Malaysia, we’re faced with the continuous influx of displaced individuals seeking refuge in our country and in spite of that, we have yet to sign the only global legal instrument dealing with the status and rights of refugees. The 1951 Refugee Convention, and its 1967 Protocol. We speak to our guests to get an update on the current refugee situation in Malaysia.
Benny Lee, Chief Market Strategist at Jupiter Securities discusses how the UK's referendum on its EU membership could impact the ringgit.
We usually get wiser with age, but that doesn't mean we have to grow up to wise up. This hour, TED speakers explore what it means to find wisdom at every stage of life.
Local arts group TerryAndTheCuz are are taking on the grave issue of human trafficking, through a new contemporary dance and theatre project titled SK!N.
We discuss the in-depth research and background work that went into translating this complex and disturbing issue into an arts production, and the role that the arts play in making these issues more relatable to the masses, with writer and producer Terence Conrad of TerryAndTheCuz.
You can back their Kickstarter fundraising project for the production HERE.
From a relatively unheard company, Freelancer has grown to become the biggest marketplace for freelancers in six years. They’ve acquired over 14 companies- could this be the strategy to their growth? Joining us today is Deputy CFO of Freelancer, Christopher Koch talking about the growth strategies for Freelancer.
50,000 farmers who lost their land to climate change-related river erosion in Bangladesh, participated in a radical project which transformed barren land into huge pumpkin fields. Since the first trials in 2005, more than 90,000 tonnes of produce has been grown, eaten or sold by more than 16,000 of the poorest people in Bangladesh. With the effects of climate change already making its appearance in Malaysia, we found out more about the project from Nazmul Islam Chowdhury, the Project Manager of Pumpkins Against Poverty at Practical Action Bangladesh, and discuss how we might incorporate such projects in our own lands.
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