Show organisers hope for a more biz-friendly way


PETALING JAYA: Concert and show organisers are glad that the new government guidelines on live performances by foreign stars have been clearly spelt out.

But they also hope the government will take a more “business-friendly” approach so more live events can be held to grow the industry.

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