Francis Yeoh helms Kuala Lumpur-listed YTL, founded in 1955 by his late father, Yeoh Tiong Lay, who died in October 2017.
Francis is the eldest of seven siblings, all involved in the family business. Their global empire has interests in cement, hotels, property and utilities.
YTL owns PowerSeraya, Singapore's second-largest power plant by market share, and the Ritz-Carlton in Kuala Lumpur.
YTL's joint venture with Singapore gaming firm Sea, was awarded one of the five digital banking licences by Malaysia's central bank.
The group is investing $3.3 billion to build Malaysia's first solar-powered data center in Johor that could deliver up to 500MW of capacity. The first phase came online in 2024.
Learning to detect and act on the subtle warning signs of application failure allows tech teams to intervene before small glitches snowball into full-blown failures.
The federal government shutdown imperils the extension of Obamacare subsidies for more than 22 million Americans, which could make their healthcare much less affordable.
In his early 20s, Todd Graves, dismissed by banks as a naive kid with a bad idea, turned his fanatic vision for chicken fingers into Raising Cane's. Now, Graves is worth $22 billion, and with over 900 locations, Raising Cane’s is one of America's fastest-growing fast-food chains.
Lim Han Weng and Lim Chern Yuan have turned their Yinson Holdings into a well-oiled machine that helps global oil and gas giants with deep-sea extractions.