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LYC Healthcare on aggressive expansion
AN IT firm that expanded into the realm of healthcare services just two years ago, loss-making LYC Healthcare has exceedingly ambitious plans for the year ahead.
Making good ground
With new technology, this fertiliser maker is in a good position to support better agriculture practices
New global population trends are worrisome
Demography matters. But it’s not destiny as the French philosopher, Auguste Comte, would have us believe. Other things also matter. Certainly its impact endures far longer and has far wide-ranging effects. Nevertheless, even demographic trends do change.
Short-term jobs have higher risks
When the movie reviews recently surfaced in Madrid for I>Spider-Man 2/I>, the young superhero's mundane day job in a pizza joint was dismissively defined with Spain's harsh local slang for temporary work, 'contrato basura'.
Population at 25 million and increasing by 2%
MALAYSIA#039;S population has reached 25.08 million this year, up from 23.49 million last year.
Size of working population shrinking in China
LAST year, the number of people of working age in China, defined as those aged between 15 and 59, shrank by 3.45 million or 0.6% to 937.27 million compared to 2011, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics in January.
Indonesia to face opportunity, risk as population grows by a third
JAKARTA: Family planning efforts have stagnated in Indonesia over a decade of democratic rule and the world's fourth most populous country risks squandering a so-called demographic dividend that a youthful, productive population should deliver.
TMC to bank on women and children healthcare
PETALING JAYA: TMC Life Sciences Bhd remains optimistic about its earnings outlook for the year, banking on its core competency of women and children healthcare services.
Weak ringgit a boon for local medical tourism
MALAYSIA is emerging as a hub for medical tourism due to a confluence of factors.
World Bank comments on demographics, climate change and debt
IN the years to come, aging populations and changing weather patterns will place further pressure on governments in managing their deficits and national debt, made worse by the global financial crisis of 2008/2009.
