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

- Tax delay may lead to Japan deflation

- Maybe J.P. Morgan 'last look' needs another look

Karamjit Singh from DigitalNewsAsia.com talks about the Malaysia Telcos Q1 2016 report and who is the biggest loser among the big three. Updates from the Telenor group on their business decsion and Karamjit will also share about the active role that I2M will be playing at Iskandar, Johor.

All good things come to those who wait. Or do they? We have all put off work to do other activities at some point. If you’re looking for something to do other than what you’re supposed to, here are 5 types of procrastinators you could possibly relate to. Today's show will help you improve on productivity even when it comes to procrastinating.  

Dr. Dhesi Raja has developed an Artificial Intelligence in Medical Epidemiology (AIME), a disease-prediction mobile platform that employs technology and data to predict deadly disease outbreaks. Dr Dhesi’s dengue prediction app was also recognised by the PISTOIA alliance as the winner for their Mini Startup Challenge held in London, United Kingdom. Through webe Community, Dr Dhesi hopes to champion his project in order to control dengue outbreaks in Malaysia.

Norway's Telenor Group is one of the world's largest telecommunications company, with operations spanning across Europe and Asia. It also holds a 49% stake in Digi.Com.

Telenor's CEO Sigve Brekke is on the Breakfast Grille to discuss the challenges and opportunities in Asia, as well as Telenor's transformation into a digital service provider.

We bring you a report on the first day of the World Economic Forum on ASEAN 2016 held in KL.Beyond the official themes - sustainable growth, social inclusion, Industry 4.0, regional integration - we also tap into the unofficial buzz.

This report is by Keith Kam and Tang Wei Lynn.

Despite a seasonally weak quarter, Telekom's 1Q'16 earnings held up against an increasingly competitive landscape, as ARPUs in the industry also came under increased pressure. Tan J Young, Equity Analyst at Hong Leong Investment Bank is also bullish about Webe and how it fits into Telekom's overall portfolio and strategy.

The sweet lull of your favourite fashion brands can be hard to ignore, especially with affordability and convenience at an all time high. But no wallet, closet or landfill is deep enough to sustain the effects of overconsumption. Syakirin and Athirah Rosik, the sister duo behind VOWS, are providing an ethical alternative by selling used clothing and jewellery online. While it could be the preferred form of shopping in other parts of the world, buying used clothes is still a novel experience for most. We speak to the sisters to learn how they plan to scale and sustain the business of thrifting.

Job interviews are inherently a weird experience. For candidates, you're trying to present your best self to a stranger, by answering their vague questions in the clearest, most intelligible way possible. For employers, you have just a short amount of time to gauge if a person is the right fit, or just full of it. We speak to Derek Toh, founder of WOBB, to learn do’s and don’ts, and how we can ultimately increase our chances of acing that interview.

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