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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.
Hong Kong's financial future hangs on getting the right mix
Hong Kong’s financial future hangs on getting the right mix
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.
Kretam gets it right
In the past, low profile Kretam Holdings Bhd might had been dogged by many legacy issues, partly due to the highly diversified nature of its businesses then, which ranged from stockbroking and property right down to manufacturing and plantation.
Is life better with kids? Not always, says study
WASHINGTON: Are people with kids happier than people without? In the United States, those with and without kids rate their lives about the same, but globally children tend to diminish well-being, said a study Monday.
Healthcare network sets sights on expansion
HEALTHCARE group Qualitas Healthcare Holdings Ltd is eyeing rapid expansion into health centres to add to its growing network of general practitioner (GP) clinics.
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.
The major players in the Hong Leong Cap saga
The Hong Leong Capital buyout saga has thrust certain individuals into the limelight. While those from the Hong Leong Group are well-known in corporate circles, the one low-profile individual Datuk Dr Yu Kuan Chon has this saga to thank for him becoming a big corporate name today. Here are the profiles of the key players:
Britain plans world's first go-ahead for "3-parent" IVF babies
LONDON: Britain is planning to become the first country in the world to offer controversial "three-parent" fertility treatments to families who want to avoid passing on incurable diseases to their children.
Small listed firms catch tycoons’ eye
Stocks on Bursa Malaysia are on an upward trajectory.
