CLIMATE CHANGE. The phrase rings with an alliterative charm, yet it evokes a notion that is far from simple. It invites us to consider our relationship with the elements and the forces that govern our world.
As Penang’s creative industry continues to gain more prominence, it is essential to recognise the unsung contributors working tirelessly to propel its growth.
As a vibrant hub for arts and culture, Penang has seen a surge of events in recent years. Those like Palai Penang and Beyond Contemporary Art Penang (BCAP) showcased the island’s potential as a cultural destination.
Air Hitam Educational Forest, or AID as it is affectionately known amongst the birding community and photographers alike, is located in Seberang Perai Utara.
The lush and verdant hills of Penang are home to a plethora of flora and fauna, which have enthused many naturalists over the generations. Much like some local fauna which have inspired awe and popular appeal, certain species of flora too have aroused fascination and intrigue.
IKEA Batu Kawan first opened its doors on 14 March 2019. Since then, it has remained committed to sustainability and making a positive impact in the community, especially with its eco-friendly and waste reduction practices.
There is something undeniably enchanting about the simple act of lighting a scented candle. Whether it is the first thing we do in the morning to ease into the day or a ritual to mark the end of a long, exhausting day, candles have a way of making a space feel more homey and cozy.
Three months ago, Hong Leong Bank (HLB), one of Malaysia’s most established financial institutions with a 120-year heritage, proudly unveiled its HLB Light Street Branch in the heart of George Town, Penang.
Tiny semiconductors are the hidden engines in today’s tech marvels, from artificial intelligence (AI) to electric cars. The semiconductor industry continues to cram an increasing number of elements onto integrated circuits.
The evolving global trade landscape presents numerous opportunities for Malaysia to capitalise on. Penang, with its robust electrical and electronics (E&E) supply chain, is particularly well-positioned to attract multinational corporations and local businesses.
The Global Supplier Programme, originally launched in the late 1990s by the Penang Skills Development Centre (PSDC), has returned as a collaborative effort between PSDC and VAT Group.