It's not like you can make food out of thin air. Well…it turns out you can. A company from Finland is planning to bring to market a new protein powder, made out of CO₂, water and electricity. It tastes like wheat flour, and could become an ingredient in a wide variety of food products after its initial launch in 2021. Why not get rid of some greenhouse gas with a side of fries?

With cinemas being dominated by giant blockbuster films on an almost-monthly basis, other genres are struggling with a result. Comedy, specifically, has taken a backseat. The genre is making less money than ever before, with a dwindling number of people caring to go out and laugh in a communal setting. What does this mean for movies moving forward?

Nini Marini discusses her relationship with art and content, as well as her various creative collaborations, and experiments with art and AI.

People go to malls with the intention to spend, but how do you get them into your store? Enter Lantern Media. With their network of AI and facial recognition tech-enabled LED screens in malls across the Klang Valley, listen to how Lantern Media are helping their partners and brands track and drive engagement, and grow their ROI.

JTI Malaysia is one of the voices calling for the government to tighten enforcement of borders in order to curb the illicit cigarette trade. Managing Director Cormac O'Rourke joins us on the Breakfast Grille to discuss the illicit trade, vaping, and JTI's future plans.

The Malaysia Competition Commission has launched its Market Review on the Food Sector, covering market structure and competitiveness of 5 key sectors, including beef, round cabbage, and sawi.

Donald Trump's latest tariff hit on China will lead to more risk and uncertainty for global growth. Fitch thinks that it is hard to even forecast what the economic situation might be.

The disruptive strategy of the demonstrators in causing a citywide lockdown and cancelling flights have not succeeded in winning the hearts and minds of the Hong Kong people. Worse, this may force the hand of Beijing to take action.

Malaysia's illegal vaping market has apparently doubled in size, and estimates say that together with illicit cigarettes the two now account for 70% of total consumption in Malaysia.

Singapore bank results beat street expectations in the second quarter despite the macroeconomic headwinds. To find out if this sector will remain an outperformer in the coming quarters ahead, we speak to Thilan Wickramasinghe, Senior Banking Analyst at Maybank  Kim Eng Singapore whilst finding out what his top buy is.