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Need for life insurance
As long as you have dependants whom you care for, you need life insurance at least until you grow rich enough to be self-insured, writes RAJEN DEVADASON.
Lessons on giving reality a twist
A LITTLE over a month ago, the chief creative officer of Lowe Partners Worldwide, Adrian Holmes, was in the city to give a back-to-basics talk titled I>Thinking Inside the Box/I>.
DDB aims for top three in region
DDB International president (Asia-Pacific) Michael Bray is generous in his praise of DDB Worldwide's Malaysian operations, Naga DDB.
Swiss Re: US$40b global insurance losses last year
NATURAL and man-made catastrophes in 2002 caused economic losses estimated at US$40bil worldwide, of which the insurance industry was liable for around US$12bil, according to preliminary estimates derived from Swiss Reinsurance Company (Swiss Re) I>sigma/Ireport.
Jerneh well-equipped for challenges ahead
FOR decades, general insurers in the main sounded quite confident and sanguine when it came to making business forecasts.
Cheam - the turnaround guy
CHEAM Tat Inn stunned the local information technology (IT) industry in early 2000 when he resigned as managing director of Compaq Computer Corp Malaysia, a position he held for only six months, to join Silicon Valley-based Arcadian Wireless Inc, a start-up.
Taking the firm under his wings
SIM Kuang Meng is the #147;heart and soul#148; of Famp;N Glass Division. He has been with the division for 33 years and runs the business as if it is his own. He is an integral part of the division and continuously thinks of ways and means to improve the business even in his free time.
To be first, do the unexpected
SUN TZU's Management Leadership, a weekly column by Dr. Ong Hean-Tatt. This week he writes on doing the unexpected to become first in your field.
Oei to keep NatSteel stake despite defeat
Indonesia-born tycoon Oei Hong Leong plans to stay on as NatSteel Ltd#8217;s largest shareholder, despite losing a bruising takeover battle to hotel magnate Ong Beng Seng for the cash-rich steel miller.
Bankrupt Kmart to close 326 stores
Discount retailer Kmart Corp will shut one in six of its stores and cut as many as 37,000 jobs in hopes of emerging from bankruptcy as soon as April 30.
