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French envoy warns Lebanese leaders against 'collective suicide'
BEIRUT (Reuters) - France's foreign minister threatened to step up pressure against Lebanese politicians he accused of committing "collective suicide" by failing to pull the country out of its economic meltdown.
Singapore completes first ship-to-ship bunkering of LNG-fuelled oil tanker
SINGAPORE (Reuters): Singapore's first ship-to-ship bunkering of a liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fuelled oil tanker is now complete, the city-state's port authority said in a joint press release on Friday (May 7).
Voters flock to PM Johnson's party as Labour loses northeast bastion
LONDON (Reuters) -Voters in an opposition stronghold turned en masse to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives, boosting his parliamentary majority on Friday despite a high COVID-19 death toll, last year's record economic slump and cronyism charges.
Consumption in China to inject confidence in post-pandemic era
BEIJING (Global Times): On the first working day after the May Day holidays, which generated travel-related spending with year-on-year growth of 138.1 per cent to 113.23 billion yuan (US$17.5 billion), consumers in the world's second largest economy now embraced another shopping feast - the first China International Consumer Products Expo (CICPE).
Housewife scammed of RM58,000 - for a RM30,000 loan
PORT DICKSON: She wanted a RM30,000 loan to start a business, but a 28-year-old housewife here ended up being conned of almost twice that amount in a loan scam.
China suspends economic dialogue with Australia
BEIJING/SYDNEY (The Straits Times/ANN): China halted a high-level economic dialogue with Australia on Thursday (May 6) amid already strained ties, in a symbolic move to show its displeasure with Canberra for scrapping two Belt and Road deals.
Rugby-Van der Merwe joins small band of South African Lions
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Duhan van der Merwe is in line to join a small band of British and Irish Lions who have played against their country of birth after being selected on Thursday for the tour of his native South Africa.
UK navy vessels to return to port from Jersey
LONDON (Reuters) - Two British Royal Navy vessels located off the British Channel island of Jersey will prepare to return to port in the United Kingdom after French fishing boats left the area following protests over post-Brexit fishing rights.
Hap Seng Business Park offers unique proposition
Committed occupancy rate of 50% achieved to date
Insight - Some commodity producers lagging the rallies in red-hot metals
THE global rally in commodities has seen some like copper and iron ore probe record highs, but when it comes to the companies producing natural resources the gains in their share prices have been largely lagging and uneven.
