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It’s clear – we must comply with the SOP
THE people spoke – well, made a lot of noise, actually – and the government listened, and then addressed the confusion over the RM10,000 compound for non-compliance with the Covid-19 SOP.
7 reasons why you should get Huawei’s first desktop computer, for only RM2,999
Elegant, compact and powerful, the Huawei MateStation S is what you’ve been waiting for
Halal certification must include environmentally-friendly criteria
A letter from MUHAMMAD FAISAL ABDUL AZIZ.
A debt is a debt
WHEN Bank Negara released the fourth quarter (Q4) and 2020 gross domestic product (GDP) data about a month ago, the Finance Ministry (MoF) too released a report on Malaysia’s economic performance for last year at the same time. One of the interesting data that was revealed in that report was on Malaysia’s debt-to-GDP ratio.
Coming to a TV near you: Ad fraud that costs marketers millions
As billions of consumers binge-watched TV shows during the pandemic, an insidious form of fraud was playing out right under their noses.
French duo win architecture's top prize
The Pritzker Prize was awarded to Parisian architects Jean-Philippe Vassal and Anne Lacaton for their work in transforming urban housing into uplifting and sustainable spaces on modest budgets.
Curious Cook: The story of hybrid meat
If more people consume hybrid meat, meat consumption would go down. But there is resistance due to the perception that hybrid meats are industrially processed.
Insight - Sovereign digital rupiah, why not?
THE rapid development of information technology has brought big changes in almost all aspects, including the monetary sector. The monetary authorities have to adopt the development of digital technology, transforming from conventional patterns into strategies based on digital technology.
How ‘Upin & Ipin’ can help out
With a little rewriting, a ‘national’ cartoon series acknowledged by many to be a Malaysian success story can help create a generation that appreciates each other’s cultures and differences.
Riding the post-pandemic economic waves
Despite what detractors have said, as it stands today, the government has successfully prevented a catastrophic collapse of the economy, functioned well to support the vulnerable groups, and smoothly rolled out its National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme. Based on various data points, it is probably safe to say that the worst is behind us.
