Date | Programmes | Podcast Title | |
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11-Jun-25 |
Enterprise Explores (12:00 PM) |
SST, e-Invoicing, Stamp Duty: What’s Changed & What Now?
Thenesh Kannaa, Executive Director, Tratax |
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25-Sep-23 |
Enterprise Explores (12:00 PM) |
Tax Thoughts: GST vs SST, Global Minimum Tax, Budget 2024 and e-Invoicing
Mr Thenesh Kannaa, Executive Director, Tratax |
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19-Feb-21 |
Morning Brief (7:17 AM) |
Will Malaysia Have An EV-lasting National Automotive Policy?
Vivek Vaidya, Associate Partner and Senior Vice President of Mobility, Frost & Sullivan |
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27-Sep-19 |
Market Watch (7:00 AM) |
Sales Hike for Japan, Good for Inflation but Bad for the Economy?
Carlos Casanova, Chief Asian Economist, Coface |
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03-Oct-18 |
Enterprise Explores (12:00 PM) |
Stuck on SST?
Chris Yee, Tax Director, Crowe Malaysia | Richard Bradbury | Audrey Raj |
Best of Enterprise
(REPEAT) CF Fong, Executive Chairman of LGMS Berhad on how hijacked browser extensions became global security threats, and what SMEs can do to protect their data and workflows.
Popcorn Culture
(REPEAT) A review of the latest attempt to reboot Superman and launch a DC movie franchise, followed by a discussion about the best superheroes of all time.
Cruise Control
(REPEAT) Should you consider a used Proton X50, especially now? Daniel Fernandez from dsf.my shares his thoughts on the subject!
Matt-Splained
(REPEAT) Matt and Richard discuss the narratives behind Builder.ai and what led to its downfall.
Earth Matters
(REPEAT) The Bonn climate talks concluded with more gaps than gains, raising concerns for developing nations and the 1.5°C global warming limit on the road to COP30. Meenakshi Raman, the President of Sahabat Alam Malaysia, helps to unpack these implications.
Bar None
(REPEAT) Sports journalist T. Avineshwaran joins us to talk about Harimau Malaya and the upcoming Malaysia Super League.
BBC World Service
Two doctors from South Africa and Australia tell Ella Al-Shamahi from The Conversation about the rewards of working in rural communities and the challenges of being hundreds of miles from the nearest large hospital.