An orangutan named Sandra, who was granted non-human personhood rights in 2015, just settled into her new Florida home last week. We explore the concept of non-human rights and the basis for granting legal rights to non-human species.

Out of all the foldable smartphones we’ve seen so far – which you can count on a single hand – Motorola’s new Razr looks like it has the best shot at gaining traction, because it solves a problem we didn’t know we had.

Day One for Disney+ was eventful to say the least. Glitches and significant downtime on the app aside, Disney+’s subscriber tally of a staggering 10 million cements it as an overnight juggernaut in the streaming space - and a much larger rival to Netflix at this point than anyone would have anticipated.

Ever had one of those experiences where you have a parcel arrive, and yet you don’t remember ordering anything? Or on the other hand, you order something online and it never arrives? Or even worse, a monkey orders things for you - literally. This is what happened to a zookeeper in China when she left her phone unattended. Well we’ve all had days like that.

While we celebrate MSP’s 100th episode, perhaps it’s also time to reevaluate Matt’s and Jeff’s friendship over the last 10 years. Thankfully, there’s a bunch of startups with just the right tools for a low monthly fee. And James Dean will be back on the big screens thanks to… CGI of course.

As MSP celebrates its 100th episode, we look back and we look forwards to ask what the future holds.

Unlike most products, travelling requires upfront payment weeks, or even months, before the actual trip. Credit card users have the option to turn their bills into installments, but a significant portion of the travel market is underserved. Dylan Tan's Split hopes to bridge that gap. We speak to Dylan about handling a (very) capital-intensive startup, Split's first airline contract, as well as competition from bigger players in the travel scene.

A recent court of appeal ruling has made a landmark decision that JMBs of high-rise buildings are not allowed to charge different rates on owners in mixed development projects. We speak to Andrew Wong, a member of the Conveyancing Practice Committee of the Malaysia Bar Council, to understand the implication of this which may affect up to 30% of Malaysians. 

H.S. Chung, the Cluster Lead for Hill+Knowlton Strategies Asia, talks about the changing face of communications and her firm’s ASEAN expansion as China-based firms forge into the region for growth.

Moody's investors service are forecasting that global sovereign ratings risks for the $63 trillion in debt at the 142 member nations it rates are rising, due in large part to the trade disputes between the Americans and the Chinese.