Generation Z may use their phones all the time but they’re less comfortable with the idea of always being reachable on those phones. Experts interpret this as a potential sign of tech fatigue but Audrey argues, it’s not just the Gen Z that feel this way.

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In 2012, Diane Mulcahy, a lecturer in the MBA program at Babson College in Massachusetts, created a course called “Entrepreneurship and the Gig Economy.” The idea was to teach MBA students how to get contract work, line up side hustles, negotiate fees, and market themselves in a new kind of labor market, where the flexibility afforded to freelancers, part-timers, and independent contractors was suddenly being embraced by a new generation of workers.

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As we enter not just a new year but a new decade, our travel needs, behaviors and wants continue to evolve. The world today, like the explorers themselves, does not sit still. With a mission to make it easier for everyone to experience the world, Booking.com predicts that 2020 will be a year of travel exploration like never before, fueled by technology as well as a growing sense of responsibility and deeper connection with the people and places we visit.

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E-hailing drivers are up in arms over new rules governing vehicle pick-up at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and KLIA2. According to the regulation that came into effect last Saturday, drivers can now only chauffeur passengers at the new pick-up points that require a Touch ‘n Go with a minimum value of RM20 or pay-wave cards to access.

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Japan's biggest airline is betting that the future of travel isn't travelling at all. For the last month, a married couple in Oita Prefecture has been interacting with a robot – called an Avatar – that's controlled by their daughter hundreds of miles away in Tokyo. Could this be the future of tourism?

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Food is at the heart of being a true Malaysian but running a food business can be a challenge. This year we are bringing you another edition of BFM’s Takeaway, where food experts and taste connoisseurs gather to share their ideas on the Malaysian food landscape. Also, the first Cyberjaya Makan Best Fest is happening this Sunday.

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At the World's Best workplaces across the world, employees are thriving. Roughly 9 in 10 people in these companies are having a great experience. However, roughly half of employees worldwide don’t have a great workplace experience. The result is unhappiness, lower business performance and wasted human potential on a planetary scale. We look into what defines the world’s best workplaces.

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Twitter has revealed its moderation policies for world leaders in a new blog post. The post from Twitter doesn’t discuss the actions of any specific world leader, but the company said it wanted to better explain why it makes moderation decisions when reviewing controversial posts from political figures.

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This September saw a string of high-profile executive departures, including WeWork’s Adam Neumann and Juul’s Kevin Burns, prompting speculation that investors’ patience with the leaders of big, buzzy, controversial startups was wearing thin. That may well be true, but a new report suggests that Neumann and Burns are just one part of a much bigger trend.

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It’s hard to be optimistic after getting laid off. Even more, in handling the shame that comes with it. Though getting fired can be one of life’s most stressful and gloomy experiences, there’s always a silver lining and a positive aspect you can learn from. It’s never too late to emerge a winner.

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