Are Malaysians practising practical ways to improve our quality of life?

A research initiative comes up with eight key ingredients that can help us live better lives.

Insurer’s health and wellness survey reveals Malaysians value optimism

AIA Group Limited has released findings from a ground-breaking research initiative, Healthier Together.

Going digital and changing mindset

TikTok unleashes cultural venues to the masses during France's lockdown

TikTok launches first live programme of cultural events in partnership with prestigious French cultural institutions.

Blue Moon shares rise after successful float

HONG KONG: Share prices of Chinese mainland detergent maker Blue Moon Group Holdings Ltd, which raised nearly HK$9.8bil (US$1.2bil) from an initial public offering on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Wednesday, rose by nearly 13.07%.

WPP CEO goes beyond ads to build giant e-commerce factory

LONDON: WPP Plc chief executive officer Mark Read is trying to revive the world’s biggest advertising group by rivaling some of the fastest growing e-commerce companies.

Insight - Christmas and Brexit put strain on UK malls

FOR Britain’s supermarket groups, Christmas 2020 will be like no other, with the challenge of unprecedented demand due to the Covid-19 crisis followed by the risk of disruption to supplies at the end of the Brexit transition period on Dec 31.

Digital twin and BIM in the global water and building industries

USING digital twin technology that creates virtual replicas or simulations of water utilities can result in up to 30% energy cost and carbon savings, and increased productivity with reduced maintenance.

UK retail industry takes a beating post-lockdown

LONDON: Most of England’s retailers are emerging from lockdown, with just over three weeks left until Christmas and the outlook for the industry looking far worse than before they closed their doors a month ago.

Anti-EU farming party reaches top spot in Norway poll as elections loom

OSLO (Reuters) - A party that wants to renegotiate Norway's membership of the European single market has become the biggest political force in the Nordic country, a poll released on Tuesday showed, nine months before voters choose a new government.