India Is Drawing a Harder Line on Sugar in Infant Food
India's proposed restrictions on added sugars in infant food raise broader questions about nutrition standards, ingredient transparency and consumer protection.
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A Student Data Breach Exposes the Risks Hidden in Education Outsourcing
A breach involving a Californian education contractor highlights why schools must maintain oversight of sensitive student data handled by outside providers.
Malaysia’s First Private 5G Port Shows Where Connectivity Must Prove Its Worth
Penang Port's dedicated private 5G network offers a new test of whether advanced connectivity can deliver measurable gains in Malaysia's logistics industry.
Fuel Quality Complaints Are Testing Malaysia’s Consumer Protection System
Suspected RON95 contamination has triggered investigations in Selangor. Beyond possible engine damage, the complaints raise bigger questions about consumer protection.
China Is Tightening Control Over AI. Technology Is Becoming a Strategic Border
China's proposed AI export controls highlight a new divide between accessing powerful AI services and owning the technology behind them.
Circle Targets 40 Emerging Markets as Stablecoin Competition Intensifies
Circle is targeting about 40 emerging markets after acquiring Tazapay for US$400 million and securing a US$100 million Binance investment.
Malaysia Is Raising the Minimum Wage. Fair Pay Now Depends on Fair Enforcement
Malaysia's planned RM2,000 minimum wage could benefit millions, but its success will depend on compliance, clear rules and effective enforcement.
Indonesia’s Stock Market Is Crashing. The Bigger Problem Is Investor Trust
Indonesia's market plunge reveals how uncertainty over transparency and governance can threaten investor confidence beyond company fundamentals.
Anthropic’s US$1.5 Trillion IPO Debate Tests AI Valuation Discipline
Anthropic investors are considering an IPO valuation near US$1.5 trillion as strong revenue growth slows and infrastructure commitments remain substantial.
Malaysia Proposes World TVET Council with China as Permanent Host
Malaysia has proposed a World TVET Council hosted permanently by China to coordinate technical skills, industry participation and workforce development.