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Sakura band back after a two-year hiatus
LOCAL band Sakura, which excited the local music industry eight years ago with its take on electronic music, is back after a two-year hiatus, reported Harian Metro.
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.
Hyun Bin 'not handsome' in North Korea as he has no pot belly
Although Hyun Bin is a well-loved heart-throb in South Korea, the 37-year-old actor actually falls far below North Korea's standards, according to a North Korean defector.
Telcos to redeploy Internet traffic for faster service
KUANTAN: All telecommunications service providers in the country are doing their best to manage Internet traffic during the movement control order (MCO) period, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.
More rate cuts expected
PETALING JAYA: Most economists expect Bank Negara Malaysia to cut interest rates again next month to support Malaysia’s faltering economy amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Some Asian markets surge into bull territory
SEOUL: Philippine and South Korean stocks entered technical bull markets, rising over 20% from lows reached just weeks ago, as investor sentiment was buoyed by a slowing death toll in some of the world’s coronavirus hotspots.
Oil falls after Saudi Arabia, Russia delay meeting
LONDON/HONG KONG: Oil prices fell on Monday (April 6) after Saudi Arabia and Russia delayed a meeting to discuss output cuts that could help reduce global oversupply as the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic pummels demand.
Some Asian markets surge to bull territory on easing death toll
SOUTH Korean, Philippine and Indonesian stocks are the first in Asia Pacific to enter technical bull markets, rising over 20% from lows reached just weeks ago, as investor sentiment was buoyed by a slowing death toll in some of the world’s coronavirus hotspots.
Furniture industry associations call on gov’t to hear concerns
From the time tensions over trade between the United States and China began in 2018, China’s furniture exports to the United States became subject to tariffs of up to 25% by 2019, prompting many manufacturers to shift their positions to set up factories in Malaysia, followed by numerous buyers who have transferred orders to Malaysia.
Bankers struggle to get loans to small businesses
WASHINGTON: The lifeline to help small businesses weather the coronavirus economic shutdown had a chaotic and often frustrating opening – and it might not be enough.