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How Cities Fit In With The National Agenda

The 2030 Shared Prosperity vision introduced by the Federal Government in May 2019 emphasised among others, the need for inclusive regional development. In relation to this, Think City is leading the way in several cities.

A Reflection Of The Past And A Vision Of The Future

The new 911’s iconic silhouette and timeless design has remained a sports car icon since its arrival in the automotive scene over half a century ago.

What To Lookout For When Hiring Gig Workers

With the rise of digital innovations and the maturity of the millennial generation, many people are becoming increasingly drawn to working in the gig economy - an emerging working style which is all about engaging in freelance “gigs” and short-term jobs, allowing these impermanent employees to choose where, when and how they work.

The Art Of Improving Customer Experience

“Passengers will always have time to wait around the airport and therefore should be provided with an engaging experience to distract them and improve overall satisfaction”

Retelling Melaka's History

The late US President Theodore Roosevelt put it succinctly: “The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future”

Human Skills Will Remain Responsible For Innovation

An HSBC Report reveals that blending the best technology with the power of people will be the difference between good and great when it comes to customer experience

Go Beyond The Obvious When Hiring Talent

Pulsifi uses data science, psychology and technology to find the right people, Business Today finds out more

Appetite For Destruction

Sunsets and culinary slingshots. That’s just for starters, babe

Procter & Gamble And Shell Among Global Companies Committing To End Plastic Waste

New global alliance commits over USD1 billion to help end plastic waste in the environment

Slow Travel, Far From The Madding Crowd

In unsettled times, nostalgia comes back into vogue. In this uncertain and somewhat crazy world, we believe it is back to the future with strong growth in slow travel for 2019 – river cruises, railway journeys, and heritage hotels are all hot topics.

Only 33 Percent Of Current Corporate Leadership In Malaysia Are 'Fit For Future'

The Self-Disruptive Leader Study by Korn Ferry reveals that 67 percent of investors believe that the current leadership stock in Malaysia lacks the skills required to drive organisations in an increasingly disruptive business environment.

Is Malaysia Ready For America's Renewed Infrastructure Foray Into S.E.A

The United States’ increased desire to facilitate private investment into South-East Asia’s infrastructure projects will be a boon for the region, and Malaysia has the opportunity to attract a good piece of the pie.

One Year On, Massive Challenges Ahead To Solve Bread And Butter Issues For Malaysians

Contributed By Sreejit Pillai of Neruda Communications, a boutique communications and public relations consultancy.

From Ground To Air

CEO of AsiaAsia Malaysia shares his journey from automotive to aviation with Business Today

Playing Catch Up To A Digitalised Workplace

Today, every company – no matter the scale – are shouting out their revolutionary plans for the next digitalised office. So exactly how important it is for companies to adapt quickly in this rapidly changing landscape?

The Invisible Bank

A Customer-focused Banking Future

Malaysian Employees Faces Unsupportive Bosses And Competitive Colleagues

A new study by Monster.com, highlights the importance of prioritizing a modern approach to work and encouraging employers to implement policies which promote a wholesome, complete and harmonious life.

Malaysia's RM35.6 Billion Building And Construction Industry Needs Disruption

2019 is the year of reflection for the building and construction industry.

By The Bootstraps: Handmade Zimbabwe Shoes An Unlikely Global Hit

In a tiny factory producing handmade boots and shoes in southwestern Zimbabwe, leather cutter Misheck Sibanda is on another hectic shift as he tries to keep up with soaring global demand.

Metro Gaffe Highlights Banks' Flimsy Risk Arithmetic

Metro Bank, once the darling of Britain’s challenger lenders, has lost half its stock market value over the past six weeks or so.

Malaysia's GDP Growth To Moderate In 2019

Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow at 4.4 percent in 2019 on the back of domestic demand, amidst a difficult export environment.

Reinventing Finance For A Digital World

Business Today asks a leading professional to share his thoughts on digital disruption in the finance world

35 Years Of Excellence

Epson caps off the year in a stellar fashion, reporting better performance in its key business areas, namely printing and visual, with new ventures into robotics and wearables showing promising growth.

Ready For Lift Off

Radica Software is on a global mission to redesign engineering processes.

Growth Conductor

Exis Tech Sdn Bhd accelerates growth of the boisterous semiconductor industry in Malaysia through its competitive solutions.

Towards Smart Cities

The new requirements for cities.

Malaysia Walks Budget Tightrope

Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak will press on with his deficit-cutting agenda in 2018 even as the general election looms.

Changing The Scene

iShare’s innovative platform paves the way to a new concept sharing economy

Best In Class

Best In Class

Championing Cashless Amongst SMEs

Dato’ Khairussaleh Ramli, Group Managing Director, RHB Banking Group; Peter Schiesser, Group Chief Executive Officer, Payments Network Malaysia Sdn Bhd (PayNet); and Datuk (Dr.) Hafsah Hashim, Chief Executive Officer, SME Corporation Malaysia