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Giving consumers cheaper alternatives, genuinely
MY FAVOURITE personal moments in life now seem to be confined within the timeline of 10pm till 3am. Sitting on my balcony chair and having a slow smoking cigar, I have the luxury of time and the quiet of the night to reflect on the happenings of the day and to gather my thoughts on my plans for tomorrow. I write best during these hours, free of interference especially on the need of having a conversation with my wife.
Vodafone seeks to raise up to 2.8bil euros from Towers IPO
BERLIN: Vodafone Group said on Tuesday it would seek to raise up to 2.8 billion euros ($3.32 billion) in proceeds by floating infrastructure unit Vantage Towers in Europe's largest initial public offering of 2021.
Invest Energy plans RM2.2b investment with European ESG fund
KUALA LUMPUR: Invest Energy plans to invest about RM2.2bil over the next five to seven years in partnership with a global European ESG fund and increasing foreign investments in Malaysia.
Insight - MDEC to intensify the pace of digitalisation
IF the pace of digitalisation in 2020 was hectic, the challenge in 2021 and beyond would be to scale up on the momentum and deliver on the impact.
Dr. Martens valued at more than US$5bil in London IPO
LONDON: Classic boot brand Dr. Martens kicked off its London IPO in style on Friday, attracting bumper demand in a sale valuing the company at more than $5 billion that is likely to spur other British companies to follow suit.
Dr Martens owners to raise US$1.78bil in London IPO
LONDON (Reuters) - The owners of Dr. Martens aim to raise close to 1.3 billion pounds (US$1.78 billion) from a London listing of the classic British boot brand, according to a lead manager.
India’s two richest men caught in crossfire over farming
MUMBAI: Two of India’s richest men have landed in an unlikely controversy over farming laws, becoming targets of protesters who allege the tycoons have benefited from their close links to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
UK seeks to boost job training to help workforce recover from COVID-19
LONDON: Britain will launch training options for adults to learn new skills in an effort to boost productivity and help the country recover from the coronavirus crisis, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce on Tuesday.
