In the fourth part of the six-part year-end Enterprise Biz Bytes special, we throw it back to “Astrology: When Stars Align At Work” in our show on the entertainment stories of 2019.

In the fourth part of the six-part year-end Enterprise Biz Bytes special, we throw it back to “40 Years Ago Sony Introduced The Walkman - It Changed Our Lives” in our show on the entertainment stories of 2019.

Last week we did a Best of Geeks, this week we are doing the King of Kultures as the Geeks pick our their favourites from categories like: game of the year to TV show of the year and flop of the year.

As we get ready to launch a new decade, we’re taking some time to look back at some of the changes in science and technology that we’ve seen over the last decade.

In this special, we look back at some of our interesting conversations in the month of August that features:

1. 1) My Merdeka: Episode 1 - Sasibai Kimis

2. 2) My Merdeka: Episode 2 - Afiq Iskandar & Jiman

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Click here for more Best of Open For Business Conversations in 2019 Special.

In this special, we look back at some of our interesting conversations in the month of July that features:

1. 1) Unique Fire

2. 2) KawKawVeg

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Click here for more Best of Open For Business Conversations in 2019 Special.

On this month's edition of the Monthly Property Legal Clinic, we ask Chris Tan of Chur Associates about converting land titles from bumi to non-bumi and a condo’s sinking fund.

The Petronas Activity Outlook for 2020 - 2022 indicate that upstream activities will be robust despite a cautious spending mode by Malaysia's national oil company. To find out which sub-segments stand to benefit and the companies that may see a jump in order book, we speak to Sean Lim, Senior Research Analyst at RHB.

Politicians and thought leaders are a regular feature here on the Breakfast Grille. As we come to the end of 2019- and the end of Pakatan Harapan’s first full year in government- we take a look back at some of the conversations we’ve had throughout the year, about foreign policy, youth unemployment, race politics and more.

Faisal Aziz, President of Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia or ABIM weighs in on the Dong Jiao Zong meeting tomorrow to discuss Jawi lessons in vernacular schools which has met with push back from political leaders like Tun Mahathir and even Malay groups like GAMIS. He reiterates the need to have dialogue on this matter and reminds us that social media can fan the flames of intolerance.