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Homegrown Sarawak Brands Ready for Global Markets

by Fiona Vivian Raya Sarawak brands are moving beyond commodities to compete in global markets through authenticity, quality, and disciplined execution. For decades, Sarawak has been known for its natural resources, timber, oil and gas, agriculture, and biodiversity. A new …

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Agentic AI: The Next Frontier for Business Advantage

Friday, 17 April 2026

by Dr Edith Lim Ai Ling Agentic AI enables organisations to move from automation to autonomous decision-making, improving efficiency, scalability, and long-term business performance. Artificial

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What De-dollarization Means for Sarawak Businesses

Friday, 10 April 2026

by Lisa Ngui Lee Hua De-dollarization and currency shifts are helping Sarawak businesses reduce risk, lower costs, and build resilience in a shifting global trade

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Solar EV Charging and Evolving Business Landscape in Sarawak

Friday, 3 April 2026

By Wang Yi Xiao, Postgraduate Student Solar EV charging in Sarawak is shaping a more sustainable organisations future, offering businesses a clear path to reduce

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The Future of Accounting: From Compliance to Strategic Advantage

Friday, 27 March 2026

by Dr Callie Lau Accounting is shifting from routine compliance work to a strategic function driven by technology, ESG demands, and business insight. Accounting is

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Diversity Is Not Enough: Why Human Skills Matter in Global Workplaces

Friday, 20 March 2026

by Nurul Ilma Salleh Diverse teams succeed when strong human skills such as communication, empathy, and cultural awareness support effective collaboration. Diversity Alone Does Not

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Community Belonging and Knowledge Key to Strengthening Rural Entrepreneurship

Friday, 13 March 2026

by Shella Georgina Beatrice Rural entrepreneurship is increasingly recognised as a cornerstone of sustainable community development. We explore how community belonging and knowledge-sharing combine to

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Why Early Childhood Education Shapes SME Workforce Resilience

Friday, 6 March 2026

by Dr Alicia Lim Zhi Hoon Early childhood education influences behavioural foundations that directly affect SME workforce resilience, productivity, and long-term competitiveness. Early Childhood Education

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Agentic AI in Retail Investing: Smarter, But Is It Safer?

Friday, 27 February 2026

By Dr Leong Choi Meng Agentic AI expands retail investing access, but safety depends on data quality, transparency, regulation, and sustained human judgement. Agentic AI

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Inclusive Digital Globalisation: How Sarawak MSMEs Compete Globally

Thursday, 19 February 2026

By Professor Brian Wong Inclusive digital globalisation is creating new pathways for Sarawak MSMEs to compete in global markets through digitalisation, sustainability, and authentic storytelling.

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