In the vibrant tapestry of Southeast Asia's economy, Malaysia stands out as a hub of entrepreneurial grit and innovation. As of 2025, the country's top tycoons have seen their collective fortunes swell to $90 billion, buoyed by a stronger ringgit despite a sluggish stock market and global tariffs. 

In the annals of economic history, few milestones capture the imagination quite like the ascent of unprecedented wealth. On September 18, 2025, Elon Musk shattered yet another barrier, becoming the first human being to amass a personal fortune exceeding $2 trillion. 

By CS Team News Desk | 19 September 2025

In a whirlwind of announcements at Meta Connect 2025, CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a trio of groundbreaking wearables that promise to blur the lines between human intuition and digital interaction. From upgraded Ray-Ban smart glasses capturing life's moments in stunning detail to athlete-tuned Oakley shades that auto-log every stride, and a silent wristband that turns subtle gestures into commands—these innovations are poised to make smartphones feel like relics of the past. "We're not just building glasses; we're crafting the next computing platform," Zuckerberg declared onstage, emphasizing how these devices integrate Meta AI for seamless, hands-free experiences.

Malaysia is generally considered low-risk for major earthquakes due to its location on the stable Sunda Plate, outside the Pacific Ring of Fire.

Improving your English as a Malaysian involves leveraging local resources, practicing consistently, and addressing common challenges like code-switching (e.g., Manglish influences) or limited exposure to native-like fluency. Malaysia’s multilingual environment, with Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin, Tamil, and dialects, can make English mastery tricky but also offers unique opportunities for growth. Below are practical, actionable steps tailored for Malaysians, with a focus on affordability and accessibility.