Food is a natural fixation for many artists.

Do you Facebook? Find out how Penang folks use social media.

The recruitment market is expected to grow moderately in the second half of 2017.

There's another facet of tourism that is rapidly on the rise: business events.

Striking a balance is the rationale of the Penang Transport  Master Plan.

Turning one’s passion into a career is a bold step few of us dare take.

Pastoral delights abound at Balik Pulau.

Syed Thajudeen – artist, philosopher, poet and magician – returns with a grand flourish.

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

Striking the right balance is key to success for George Town’s tourism.

Penang's hotels continue to enjoy high occupancy rates.

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

We provide the numbers on the local creative industry.

With limited development choices left, Aspen Group is placing its bets on Batu Kawan.

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

With the recent reunion of staff and students of the Kuala Lumpur College of Art, which closed down in 2002, Ooi Kok Chuen examines the realities of art education in Malaysia.

Venus Khor, co-founder of local production house RisingOneMedia, is determined to make that happen.

Datuk M. Nasir is not only a legend in music and film; he also dabbles in paint – and with great sensitivity and skill.

The Internet age means travellers have a wealth of information at their fingertips. With that, how can hoteliers best promote themselves on the web?

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

Sabahans, and East Malaysians in general, are beginning to rediscover and recognise their rich and colourful history.

Veronica Liew adores Tokyo's manic and magical atmosphere.

In the wake of Malaysia Airlines's massive third quarter losses, senior vice president for global sales and distribution Duncan Bureau has his work cut out for him.

Setting up creative spaces for the public is Goh Choon Ean's goal.

Communication designer and city specialist Sali Sasaki tells us what makes George Town unique.

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

Marshall's is a pioneer burger joint that means business. It's all in the patty.

One of the featured speakers at the 2012 TEDxGurneyDrive, Cindy Gallop chats with us about being a feminist and changing the world.

Petaling Jaya is still reeling from a string of surprise high-profile transfers.

Penang needs to revitalise its manufacturing industry in order for innovation to thrive.

Video projection mapping comes to Penang and Suffolk House.

This September, Penang will host the fifth Tourism Promotion Organization for Asia Pacific Forum.

Penang has been home to some of the most compelling Malay artists in the country.

Dr Chew's success in the US has not stopped him from returning to Penang.

The theatre scene comes back to life with the opening of the Performing Arts Centre of Penang.

New art spaces are popping up in Penang, but can the state take advantage of this energy?

A glimpse at how things were in the old days.