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Of lawmakers and hawkers
THE first sitting of the Penang state legislative assembly this year will be limited to about one hour in view of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cashflow and monthly operating costs are key
AFTER watching Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s announcement on the enhanced stimulus package for SMEs, my various chat groups came alive with all kinds of comments and opinions. In particular, one chat group which comprises experienced retired senior bankers, entrepreneurs and senior business journalists (all about the same age of 60 and above) stood out for its wisdom and sharp foresight.
Unrestricted thoughts - Virus' effects on hotels, airlines, tourism
IT seems like a distant memory now of the events from the initial Covid-19 outbreak that hit the tourism-related industry.
Prihatin Plus Stimulus Package
Some frequently asked questions relating to the Prihatin Plus Stimulus Package.
Bank loans will help firm sit out MCO
GEORGE TOWN: Businessman Lee Wei Qing (pic), has done all the math. His company has the cash to pay salaries and operating expenses for another two to three months only.
Living on margins, Hungary's Roma feel especially exposed to coronavirus
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Leaders of Hungary's Roma people said on Tuesday the coronavirus pandemic posed a grave threat to the already precarious status of the marginalised minority, with many Roma feeling abandoned by the nationalist government.
Woman cheated of RM8k by man who passed off as her brother
SIBU: A supervisor of a company here was cheated of RM8,000 by a man who said he was her brother and needed a loan.
Lockdowns: Saving lives, but ruining livelihoods in Africa
LAGOS/JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - In a dark ground-floor room in Lagos, dressmaker Kemi Adepoju gazes at a pile of dresses she has made but which cannot be collected due to the lockdown in force to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
Tour bus operators in dire straits after drop in tourist arrivals
MELAKA: Tour bus operators are appealing to the government to look into their plight after about 9,500 buses are currently left idle throughout the country.
Covid-19: How China’s army of food delivery drivers helped keep country going during outbreak
Buying and paying for meals and supplies online was already second nature for many Chinese before the Covid-19 lockdown. The supply and delivery networks that were already in place were able to work with the authorities in cities like Wuhan.