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SMEs give the thumbs up
PETALING JAYA: The additional RM10bil allocation for small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) has received the “thumbs up” with several key players saying the government’s measures will help tide them over the Covid-19 economic crisis.
Tourism and hospitality players hope for more help
PETALING JAYA: Tourism and hospitality players say the government’s stimulus package offers better support for businesses, but it needs to be re-evaluated in a few months to see if an extension is needed.
‘SMEs must get cash soon’
PETALING JAYA: Micro and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) need not register for the cash handouts as the data is already available to the government via local authorities and the Companies Commission of Malaysia, says Senior Minister Datuk Seri Azmin Ali (pic).
After SMEs, would the bigger boys get help?
ANYONE earning less than RM4,000 in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) should have little to complain about.
School bus operators willing to negotiate with parents
SEREMBAN: Despite school closures, bus operators want parents, especially those still receiving wages, to continue paying their children’s bus fare in full.
Bursa starts on positive note on stimulus package
Group says MCO impact expected to last more than 6 months
Unrestricted thoughts - Stimulus for SMEs
We have seen governments do what they can and think what they need to do to stop the economic carnage from economies wrecked by the Covid-19 outbreak.
With small businesses suffering, Putin faces criticism over shutdown
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Left with no income because of the coronavirus lockdown, Dmitry Volodin, the co-owner of several bars in Moscow, says he's getting inadequate government support, and he has no idea how he can keep paying his staff and his rent.
Iflix Asian streamer cuts jobs as coronavirus adds to debt woes
SINGAPORE/KUALA LUMPUR/LOS ANGELES: Iflix, the multi-territory streaming firm based in Malaysia, has confirmed a significant wave of job cuts. The company is under pressure during the coronavirus crisis and ahead of debt repayment deadlines