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Council: Roadside trading not conducive
THE Pasir Gudang City Council (MBPG) has identified three possible locations to relocate roadside hawkers and traders operating at Jalan Persiaran Scientex.
5G is here to stay
Telcos will have a huge part to play in the government’s approach to expand and grow the infrastructure
Nipping It In The Bud
Lung cancer from cigarette smoking is the second most common cancer among men in Malaysia, and the fourth among women.
Retired US teachers keep busy tutoring students during the Covid-19 pandemic
These educators have found a new gig while being stuck at home: teaching students for free.
Do what you can, accept what you can't: Homeschooling in a pandemic
Parents are in an especially tough situation as schools stay closed due to the coronavirus. One expert suggests that parents implement a daily schedule – as well as considerably lower their expectations.
Know more about HP and Fixed Rate Islamic Financing Products
Q: It was previously announced that the six-month payment deferment for Hire-Purchase (HP) and fixed rate Islamic financing is automatic.
‘Tales From The Loop’ review: An excellent show that shouldn’t exist
Science fiction? Philosophical drama? Emotional gut punch? A contemplative exploration of the human condition? How this gorgeous, eclectic show ever got made is one of life’s mysteries.
Covid-19: M'sian-born immunologist in Australia in race to develop vaccine
PETALING JAYA: A Malaysian-born immunologist is leading a team of researchers from an Australian university who are working to develop a vaccine for Covid-19.
'No $, no rent' - protesters call for economic help at New York May Day demonstrations
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Protesters in New York City staged a rolling demonstration from their cars to mark May Day on Friday, calling on the government to protect workers' rights and provide aid to help people reeling economically from the effects of the coronavirus crisis.
Wall Street tumbles as renewed tariff threat adds to uncertainties
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street sold off sharply on Friday after President Donald Trump revived a threat of new tariffs against China in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has brought global economies to a grinding halt.
