The SRC International 1MDB corruption trial heads into the final leg this month, as the appeal is heard by the Federal Court on 15 August. We discuss the latest developments in the trial, including the sudden change in legal counsel for former Prime Minister Dato' Sri Najib Razak as well as what's at stake for the parties involved and the nation with independent writer P. Gunasegaram.

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Digital transformation has been the clarion call for most businesses in these modern times yet still a lasting trend that intimidates. How is TIME dotCom helping businesses innovate for the future? Find out from Kit Au, Executive Vice President of Enterprise Business at TIME as he gives the low-down on TIME's 3Cs of Digitalisation.

Learn more at time.com.my/3Cs and download their free eBook to champion your digitalisation journey today with TIME’s 3Cs.

Cloud storage and analytics services provider Snowflake had one of the most impressive debuts on NYSE in 2020, with its share price reaching a high of USD401 in November last year. However the stock has tumbled sharply amid investor concerns over the prospects of tech players in a challenging global economy. What bearing do global market signals have for Snowflake’s expansion in the Asia-Pacific region, especially in ASEAN? We speak to Sanjay Deshmukh, Snowflake's Senior Regional Vice President for ASEAN and India to find out.

With the poultry industry being a victim of government’s several policy u-turns and conflicting messages, we ask Ong Kian Ming how should the government assist local chicken farmers in the short and long term

Sunway University’s programmes with Lancaster University is highly popular and have been for so many years. On this episode, Prof Sibrandes Poppema, President of Sunway University, joins us to tell us why he believes the Sunway-Lancaster programmes are top-notch, as well as share about some new Lancaster-validated engineering programmes.

Its a tale of two halves for the tech sector with names like Amazon and Apple reporting better than expected numbers while chip makers, Intel and Qualcomm disappointing the street. Daniel Ives, Managing Director of Wedbush Securities helps us make sense of the results and who will be winners in 2022 despite the economic slowdown.

With Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri confirming that UMNO has decided not to extend the memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Pakatan Harapan, is GE15 upon us? Dr Oh Ei Sun, Senior Fellow, Singapore Institute of International Affairs gives his perspective

July was a good month for equities despite the Federal Reserve raising rates by 75bps at the last FOMC meeting.

Kingsley Jones, Chief Investment Officer at Jevons Global tells us if markets have hit bottom whilst giving us his views on metal prices and the Australian market.

We get you out of bed, to your first cup of coffee or to your first destination of your day with thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping all our lives.

2:38 - Would you like to see landlines make a comeback?
8:49 - Should you quit to get a raise?
13:35 - International headlines
18:06 - Local headlines

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A Bit of Culture returns with Julian Yap and Ong Kar Jin accompanying Kam Raslan on another exciting episode. Julian starts first with her observation of how food content on Tik Tok is vastly different in its approach compared to TV, Youtube and other social media platforms. Then it’s Kar Jin’s turn to talk about copyleft, a concept that allows people to distribute copyrighted works for free, under certain conditions. Kam then ends the show by talking about the Young Adult genre and how impactful it is in literature.