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Pandemic strikes thriving tourist spot
GEORGE TOWN: Once a thriving tourist spot, the scenic Chew Jetty with closely built wooden houses in Weld Quay now looks empty and deserted.
Feature: Legal profession facing unprecedented challenges
A Bar Council survey reveals struggling legal eagles while some lawyers share coping strategies and how the digital transformation of the legal system is the way forward.
Queues for Spain's food banks swell as coronavirus cases dwindle
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Queues for food banks have swollen in Spain as the coronavirus crisis has left hundreds of thousands of people teetering on the edge of poverty.
Family’s hilltop home offers great view but little else
ALOR GAJAH: One family from Kampung Durian Daun Barat here has been living the “primitive” way for the past two decades without electricity and water supply – all because of where they live.
Debt-free family terrorised by loan sharks
JOHOR BARU: For the past week, he has been living in dread of loan sharks harming him or his family.
Residents flee as retaining wall collapses
KUALA LUMPUR: Daily downpours the past one week caused a retaining wall behind several homes in Bukit Antarabangsa to collapse, forcing out its residents.
Once a fad, now going sour
PETALING JAYA: After slightly over a year the bubble has burst on the bubble tea craze, but operators with a good following and product quality are still going strong amid the Covid-19 crisis.
Vienna's Hotel Sacher turns suites into pop-up restaurants
VIENNA (Reuters) - Secret love affairs, tricky business deals and political negotiations - Vienna's opulent five-star Hotel Sacher has been a popular spot for delicate missions since it opened in 1876.
As lockdowns ease, a Bronx nail salon plans a careful reopening
(Reuters) - When Yahaira Caraballo opened her nail salon in the Bronx, New York nearly seven years ago, it was a bare-bones shop with two nail technicians.
It’s survival of the fittest for gyms
GEORGE TOWN: Even when they finally reopen, struggling gym and fitness studio operators are expecting things to get worse in the months ahead.