We review AirAsia's BigPay e-wallet that comes with its own debit card, and these are its features, advantages, issues and disadvantages.

We speak to Chong Nge Seng of Piccoli Lotti, on why he quit a corporate carreer to chase his passion of running a gelato store in Damansara Kim, M'sia.

Agak Agak pivots to AA+, after shutting down their restaurant in APW and now providing talent development, workshops, training courses and job matching.

Yeo Bee Yin, youngest woman Minister of Energy, Technology, Science, Climate Change and Environment on restructuring her ministry and what to expect.

Industry insiders give us their opinion on why businesses large and small should consider gamifying their HR systems in the workplace.

Min Liang Tan's e-wallet, Razer Pay is now available in Malaysia. Here are some of its features and what to expect from the app.

The CEO of 2Spicy Entertainment (the team behind Dinner In The Sky and Plane In The City) explains his take on his company's growth, out of the box ideas and the events scene in Malaysia.

Here in Vulcan Post Malaysia, we get to be part of a lot of cool activities and we're looking to bring on more writers on board! Send in an email and your resume to team@vulcanpost.com.

Built from the combined expertise of two teams, GRVTY Media and Creme Digital launch an enhanced branded content solution named Propaganda that brings guaranteed views, audience targeting, and all-inclusive performance reports.

After a block by MCMC in 2016 for not removing a Sarawak Report post, publishing platform Medium is finally accessible again to Malaysians.

For over 30 years, Uncle Yap has been making and selling just 2 beverages: Air Mata Kucing and Soya Bean, in pasar malams. Launching a new company, Uncle Yap Beverages now supplies drinks to 40 restaurants in the Klang Valley.

Here are some things companies should consider when building a programme for customer loyalty, to attract and retain customers and why they should focus on customer experience.

Here are inspiring individuals in Malaysia who have been selected to on the Forbes 30 under 30 list for 2018, from industries like the arts, to manufacturing, and e-commerce.

When a Malaysian-born startup like Grab triumphs over an international giant like Uber in the local ride-sharing wars, this tells us that we no longer need to look to only Silicon Valley for inspiration.

Caring Pharmacy is one of the fastest growing local pharmacy chains in Malaysia, with stores nationwide, seeing healthy profits and a new focus on having a stronger online presence.

The ZCOVA brothers went from disrupting a diamond industry to now a full-fledged custom jewellery designer and business, keen on educating the local industry in Malaysia and beyond about gems, stones and design.