Growth may await Penang in the short term, but adapting to Industry 4.0 has to happen now.

After several generations, they have perfected age-old family recipes.

Looking past the handouts, we see a bleak reality.

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

It's out with the old and in with the new every time a crisis engulfs the country's leadership – and all at the expense of our children's education.

Be it for work or sports, Penang is a magnet for many.

Penang invests in people taking risks in the region’s newest industry

With an Internet speed that lags behind Singapore, Vietnam and even Cambodia, we explore the realities of Malaysia's broadband situation.

One man embarks on a project to give refugee children a voice, through pictures.

The regional art scene may be lacking in terms of shared identity consciousness, but things are certainly changing.

For an unforgettable (and also affordable) experience travelling around Europe, Bram Tan recommends you go old school, get a tent and go camping.

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

What's next for the Internet? Gary Thompson talks about CLOUD, Inc. and his motivation behind it.

Hashers take running to a whole different level of fun.

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.

Winning rural East Malaysians over requires more than just handouts – it's about knowing what they need.

The inaugural Penang Economic Conference takes a look at the region’s global economical potential and challenges that come with progress.

Will online freelancing have an effect on the Malaysian labour force in the near future?

The state's Penang Free WiFi programme continues to grow.

The internationalisation of innovative capability is measured by the technological capability levels and speeds at which they have been built. What are the implications for Penang’s industry?

A former construction worker and computer repairman finds himself in a role he could never have envisioned.