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Colourful feasts for festivities
Aloft Kuala Lumpur SentralNook is the hub for celebrations with an array of auspicious buffet offerings, available until Feb 9. Enticing options include Braised Chicken with Chestnut and Village-style Steamed Red Snapper. The buffet is priced at RM118 nett per adult and RM128 nett on weekends and Chinese New Year Eve. In addition, there are curated set menus priced from RM2,088+ per table. For reservations, call 03-2723 1188.
Thailand's plastic bag ban puts 1,000 factories in dire straits
BANGKOK: A plastic bag ban that came into effect last week to force shoppers to go green is threatening to sink makers of the environmentally unfriendly disposable in the red, even as plastic bag factories slash prices to woo retailers.
CES gadget show: Pizza from robots, underwater scooters
Robots were front and center at the CES gadget show in Las Vegas. One even made pizza.
McDonald’s sets up group to ensure customers like its new tech
McDonald’s Corp has set up a team dedicated to digital customer engagement as the world’s biggest restaurant chain seeks to reap the benefits from its technology investments.
Prudent to test prawns for residues
FROM MOHIDEEN ABDUL KADER , President Consumers Association of Penang
Apt depiction of newspaper street
Just like Fleet Street in London which is famous for its media and newspaper businesses, Johor Baru has Jalan Maju in Taman Maju Jaya.
Demand for ang pow packets falls
GEORGE TOWN: Traders selling ang pow packets are not feeling the love from Chinese New Year shoppers with their sales dipping by almost half.
CES 2020: ‘Intelligence of things’ is the major tech trend of the decade
Artificial intelligence (AI) is inching its way into every consumer product imaginable – from wearable devices that read a dog’s mood and companionship robots that ask for cuddles to beauty systems that analyse skin tone and outfits that recommend suitable shades of lipstick.
Laos' international visitor numbers soar by 9 per cent in 2019
VIENTIANE (Vientiane Times/ANN): Laos welcomed 4.58 million international visitors last year, representing a growth of 9 per cent over 2018 when tourist numbers failed to reach the target.