Children who don't have a habit of listening to their parents might be happy about what that means for them.

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CV entries need not always be entirely corporate or academic; perhaps your hours logged on Call of Duty, Fortnite, or Minecraft could have also given you many skills to add to your resumé.

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What is money anymore? As NFTs send the market, crypto and otherwise, into a frenzy, inventor, space explorer, and overall wealthy person Elon Musk has composed a generic techno song and is selling it as a NFT. Time will tell what this tune sells for.

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There’s no denying that the existence of food delivery platforms like Grab and FoodPanda made business during MCOs and lockdowns possible in the region, but business doesn’t mean profit. With steep partner fees imposed on smaller F&B players, are food delivery companies creating a monopoly around the F&B scene, thereby harming the very people they’re supposed to be empowering.

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Milo may be a staple part of Malaysian food culture, but it only gained popularity in Japan in 2020. Since then, the familiar malty, chocolaty beverage has become a craze - so much so that Nestle ran out of supply for a while. Now, a Milo kiosk has been spotted in a Tokyo train station, sending Japanese social media into a frenzy.

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Ending the COVID-19 pandemic is a herculean task, and the people on the frontlines are going to need all the help they can get. On that note, Japanese research institute RIKEN has just launched the world’s most powerful supercomputer called Fugaku - and it’s about to join the fight against the virus.

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Auction house Christie’s recently listed its first digital art sale and first auction accepting cryptocurrency, specifically Ether (ETH).

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A new survey suggests that for many people around the world, games have become the new stuck-at-home distraction, the new social network, the new sports TV — and the new source of broadband complaints.

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Lou Ottens, the former Philips engineer who gave the world its first compact cassette tape, has passed away. According to Dutch news outlet NRC Handelsblad, Ottens was 94 when he died on March 6th.

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Sometimes the Internet feels like a space in which common sense and manners are forgone in the favour of vitriol, misinformation, and heated arguments. But how does Malaysia fare in terms of digital civility really, and has the pandemic done anything to change that?

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