The Geeks talk about Facebook’s latest brain reading technology and how sometimes you might look perfect for the job but not for the job.

Say hello to our future rulers. The people who want to control our access to money and tell us where to live, where to work, and most critically, what to think.

Retirement homes. Old-folks home. Elderly care. These phrases are often stigmatized because of how many of these institutions are typically run. Care Concierge hopes to change all that by leveraging on tech to give loved ones peace of mind, as well as vet caregivers beforehand. We speak to CEO Martin Yap about the need for better at-home elderly care services, sourcing for proper caregivers, as well as expansion plans for the company moving forward.

Fraudulent Rental Application: Small but CatastrophicRenting of property is a subject that is gaining interest and has become a viable alternative to address the issue of affordable homes in Malaysia. The question is are homeowners protected from errant tenants from risks like improper use of property?

I speak to Marc von Grundherr, Director of Benham and Reeves on the issue fraudulent rental application

The Malaysian Football League (MFL) operates and runs five entities in Malaysian football under its jurisdiction, which include Liga Super, the Liga Premier, the Piala Malaysia, the Piala FA and the Piala Sumbangsih.

We speak to CEO Kevin Ramalingam on MFL’s ambition to transform Malaysian football forward as well as NEXT50, MFL’s football blueprint.

02:06 - We speak to Tan Chow Yin, Partner at Dymon Asia Private Equity as to why there has been an increase in delistings in the region and also the myriad of funding options for companies today versus 20 years ago.

Yesterday, a Chinese warship collided with a Taiwanese freighter. While the bulk carrier was damaged, there were no injuries reported. This incident could raise tensions in a region already rife in tensions

01:35 - We speak to Ridzwan Rahmat, Principal Defence Analyst at Jane's by IHS Markit about this.

South Korea is the world's sixth-largest exporter and the persistent weak global demand and an escalating dispute with Japan is painting an increasingly gloomy picture for Asia's fourth-largest economy. As a result, South Korea's exports tumbled for an eighth straight month in July with exports shrinking 11% in July on-year as shipments to China fell 16% and semiconductor exports sank just over 28%.

00:49 - We speak to Carlos Casanova, Chief Asia Economist with Coface on the economic situation in South Korea as well as some development in Hong Kong as a result of the protest.

00:26 - PR1MA, has reportedly seen the departure of 100 staff. This coupled with poor financial performances in recent years has raised the question what is the future of Pr1MA.

06:31 - The government is currently expecting a waste disposal plan from Lynas before the company is allowed to build a permanent disposal facility in the country.