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Russia's Lake Baikal is drowning in rubbish, and strangled by tourism
As the number of visitors to Lake Baikal in eastern Siberia, Russia, rises higher than ever before, so has the amount of rubbish.
The shadowy, brutal world of Cambodia’s dog meat trade
Siem Reap: Cambodian dog meat traders drown, strangle and stab thousands of canines a day in a shadowy but sprawling business that traumatises workers and exposes them to deadly health risks like rabies.
Small-cap shares to gain from shift to value in week ahead
NEW YORK: Beleaguered shares of small US companies are set for a bump in performance as value stocks have risen, market analysts say, but small caps could quickly fade again with an economic setback.
Food delivery firm delivers on growth
FOOD delivery outfit DeliverEat is expecting revenue to double this year as more consumers cosy up to the idea of having their meals delivered to their doorstep.
Meet the new Mario and Luigi, as more than two-dimensional caricatures
There are ghosts aplenty in Luigi's Mansion 3, and although the goal is to catch them, it's sometimes preferable to try and get to know them.
Separation at source key to reducing waste management cost
REDUCING the cost of managing Selangor’s solid waste management and public cleansing is challenging.
Does every car need a steering wheel and seat belts? A tech lawyer says no
Nuro envisions autonomous cars not only without drivers but without passengers, either.
Quick take: GDB shares up 2% on a new contract win
KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of GDB Holdings Bhd rose over 2% in early trade on Friday after the company secured a RM213.3mil hotel development contract.
HK man probed over planned demo
SINGAPORE: The police are investigating a Hong Kong restaurant owner for allegedly organising a gathering here for people to air their views on the protests in the city.
Ride-hailing market revs up in Egypt
Competition in Egypt's ride-hailing and tech-enabled transport market is heating up as rivals from global giant Uber to smaller local firms vie for a slice of the Middle East's largest market.