Sheena Baharudin explores the world of spoken word poetry in the form of podcast series produced by Malaysian poets.

A University in the UK has been running an architecture workshop for visually impaired students in a bid to create more inclusive buildings.

DW reported that tobacco scenes on Netflix are at an all-time high. That's according to a July study by Truth Initiative, which is a US-based anti-smoking organisation.

Life as a baby is so plugged in these days.

Apparently, drones aren’t the future of logistics that we once assumed they were. Limitations of the tech and its slow growth as a viable solution to last-mile delivery issues have dulled the appeal of drones, especially in the VC community.

At its event next week Apple is expected to announce three new phones, launching in time for the holiday season. However, research is showing that people are holding onto their phones for an average of 33 months. That’s up from 27.5 months in 2018. People just aren’t upgrading as often as they used to. But why?

If you’re a business owner and not digital already, you’re missing out on a huge segment of your audience that’s engaged and ripe to grow your business. And that’s just scratching the surface; operational efficiency, personalisation at scale, better customer experiences - these are just some of the benefits of a digital transformation. But how do you kickstart a digital transformation process? And how much of a tech-injection do you really need to get started? We ask the pros at Adobe.

How do you not only carry on the family business, but transform it and expand it into a company so huge, they work with the likes of Tiffin Food Court and Good Vibes? Neal and Nigel Edwin, the twin brothers who run Rent A Pot, discuss the risks in the greenery business as well as their big plans for a new nursery and their own clothing line.

What do you do when you're born and raised in Malaysia, but are denied recognition by the state you pledge allegiance to? This is the dilemma facing stateless children, who are penalized for circumstances beyond their control. Virman Juri, a stateless teenager shares his experience navigating life without proper documentation and his ongoing quest to gain citizenship.

SDS Group is a home-grown Johor-based bakery and confectionery manufacturer and distributor aiming to raise nearly RM24 million through its upcoming ACE Market listing. We speak to Executive Director, Tan Kee Jin on the company’s ambitions to expand business beyond the southern state.