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The risk of cancer is higher among seniors but early detection saves lives
Occurrence of lung cancer, bowel cancer, breast cancer, and prostate cancer are higher among the elderly.
Hacked firms may be penalised
KUALA LUMPUR: The Communications and Multimedia Ministry is currently reviewing the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (PDPA) to include penalties against organisations whose systems are breached and customer data leaked.
Google deepens push for financial data with Citigroup tie-Up
Google is taking its deepest dive yet into the financial lives of its users with plans to roll out a checking-account service.
Google Pay to offer checking accounts through Citi, Stanford Federal
Alphabet Inc's Google said on Nov 13 it will offer personal checking accounts next year through its Google Pay app, initially in partnership with Citigroup Inc and a small credit union at Stanford University.
Aireen joins Tune Protect board as Fernandes exits
KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Sri Tony Fernandes has stepped down as Tune Protect Group Bhd’s non-executive director due to the reorganisation of the AirAsia Group leadership team while Aireen Omar has been named non-executive director.
China moves away from hard lending targets
Beijing: China is stepping away from setting sharp growth targets for lending to small businesses after meeting a goal that had weighed on the shares of its biggest banks.
Frustration, safety fears at finance firms as protests paralyse Hong Kong
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Finance firms in Hong Kong urged staff on Wednesday to seek safety or work from home as anti-government protests paralysed the city's business district for a third day in one of the biggest disruptions faced by the Asian finance hub.
Factbox: What people in Hong Kong are saying after days of violence
(Reuters) - Quotes from people in Hong Kong's central and financial districts and East Kowloon on Wednesday after days of protests and violence that have caused widespread disruption in many parts of the territory.
Protesters blockade universities, stockpile makeshift weapons as chaos grips Hong Kong
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Anti-government protesters dug in at several university campuses across Hong Kong on Wednesday, setting the stage for further confrontations as police said violence in the Chinese-ruled city had reached a "very dangerous and even deadly level".