Founded in 1988, Dilmah Tea has grown from a household name in Sri Lanka to an international icon of Ceylonese tea available in over 100 countries.

But now as Sri Lanka's economy crashes and global supply chains issues continue to plague the world, how will Dilmah continue its operations?

And what role can it play in rebuilding Sri Lanka's economy moving forward? We speak to CEO Dilhan Fernando to get his thoughts.

经过几十年的发展，我国的太阳能产业已经进入了成熟期，创立于2013年的太阳能厂商Samaiden经过了多年的技术沉淀，如今已经成为我国数一数二提供大型太阳能站建设项目的供应商之一，再配合国家能源转型的计划，公司的业务说得上是蓬勃发展。但随着越来越多的竞争者加入，Samaiden要怎么去保住他们在大马市场的份额？Samaiden常务董事周佩仪将在节目中，分享公司要怎么在如此竞争的环境中突围。

With life expectancy at birth in 2021 increasing to 75.6 years we ask Dr. Juita Mohamad, Director of Economics and Business and Acting Research Director, IDEAS what does an ageing population means for Malaysia in terms of an economic, social protection and health perspective

Keith Kam speaks to Jane Teh, Managing Director of Lalamove Malaysia, about how Lalamove has done so far in 2022. Find out what the rest of the year has in store for one of Malaysia's logistics partners with an ever-growing reach nationwide. For more info, visit lalamove.com/winningmove

3 years into the pandemic and with a week long closure for casinos in Macau, what does this mean for earnings for the operators? Angela Han Lee, Equity Research Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence gives us her views as to whether value is emerging despite the headwinds of China's zero covid policy.

With Perikatan Nasional chairperson Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announcing that the coalition will be using a new logo for GE15, Adib Zalkapli, Director, BowerGroupAsia helps us understand whether the logo change is an attempt to hold together a breaking alliance.

With a dismal first half will Singapore still outperform as input costs rise and margins start compressing? Terence Chua, Senior Research Analyst, Philip Securities answers those questions and also if the street is behind in slashing earnings growth.

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.

3:15 - Should You Always Copy The Habits Of Successful People?

8:10 - Shinzo Abe And Womenomics

13:08 - International headlines

19:44 - Local headlines

Recently, discussions at the highest level of sports administration revealed proposed plans to grade sports facilities & venues around the country. With an aim to make sports more accessible and to increase the number of grassroot talent, the plan takes a page out of restaurant/hotel grading which would suspend low-grade facilities forcing them to improve to a satisfactory level of quality. How would this impact patrons & operators alike? Twentytwo13's Haresh Deol joins us this week.

Do you consider yourself a reader, and yet sometimes find yourself struggling to actually read a book? You're not alone. In this week's show, we share our own challenges with occasionally falling out of love with the act of reading, and the kinds of books that have helped us rediscover that joy. We close off our conversation with lessons public libraries could learn from coffee shops.

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