Female migrant workers in Malaysia face a myriad of challenges

Mount Miriam Cancer Hospital has grown by leaps and bounds.

It can take a long time for higher education to pay off.

Innovations in financial technology are here to stay.

Global developments expose Malaysia and Penang's economies to uncertainties.

Art Expo Malaysia 2016 might be leaner, but it did not disappoint.

With an international market worth trillions of dollars, Penang is actively tapping into the highly lucrative halal business. But as with any thriving industry, it is not without its own unique set of challenges.

Forecast for the Malaysian and Penang economy for the second half of the year.

As labour demand increases, labour supply struggles to catch up.

Liveability is more than just making it to the top of a list; it is about ensuring quality of life is available to every spectrum of society.

A rural town in Taiwan enjoys the best of cloud computing technology, thanks to sound governance.

The island's medical tourism industry continues to grow.

Malaysian art gets stolen more often than you might think.

The Ramakrishna Ashrama Orphanage has provided shelter to hundreds of orphans for some 80 years now.

Longevity risk has consistently been underestimated, leading to potentially serious economic implications.

Is the convoluted process, along with unequal policies, hindering the growth of our higher education institutes?

While many governments are moving towards renewable energy sources, Malaysia seems bent on going nuclear.

Penang is not immune to human trafficking, but there are dedicated people involved in trying to eradicate this vice.

The grass is always greener on the other side. Or is it really?

Why should homemakers continue to be the subjects of invisible discrimination in our society?

Islam's evolution and future – what's in store for Malaysians?

What's Penang's outlook in the face of global change? Penang Monthly provides a 17-page analysis.

The government’s spending habits have always been a major issue and this year’s budget, disappointingly, is no different.

Fancy a cup of Starbucks, but can't leave the office to get it? Too busy to queue up for your bills? Online platforms like Task Amigo can help.

Cheah Thien Soong reinvents and revitalises the Chinese ink tradition with East-West and Nusantara-inspired art.

What challenges do policymakers face in making sure Asia can generate sustainable growth on its own?

The Khaw clan was a central player in the socioeconomic wellbeing of Penang and Phuket.

The question everyone wants an answer to is “If the regime does change, will our economy continue to prosper?”