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Opinion: our pandemic love affair with e-Commerce could soon sour
E-commerce stocks were some of the biggest winners in the second quarter.
Trump’s assault on WeChat endangers a US$280bil Tencent rally
Donald Trump’s WeChat ban targets a celebrated Chinese innovation at the heart of the world’s largest mobile gaming and social media empire, threatening one of the more eye-catching stock rallies of 2020.
Bringing Malaysian flavours in two new instant noodles
In recognising Malaysians’ love for spicy and authentic local flavours, Maggi has released two new Maggi Mi Goreng noodles.
Britain’s employment drops most since 2009 as labour crisis looms
LONDON: UK employment fell by the most since the global financial crisis at the height of the nation’s coronavirus lockdown, in a taste of a mounting labour-market crisis.
Brooks Brothers on verge of being sold
NEW YORK: Bankrupt Brooks Brothers Group Inc is on the verge of being sold to a partnership that includes the new owner of Barneys New York and one of the biggest US mall operators.
Opinion: Amazon finally finds a good fit at the mall
Amazon.com Inc might soon be filling online orders from the kinds of shopping centres it has helped destroy.
Over 500 COVID-19 cases linked to public places in Canada
OTTAWA, Aug. 10 (Xinhua) -- A total of 505 COVID-19 cases were confirmed since July 4 in connection with public venues in 61 cities across seven provinces in Canada, according to Canadian Project Pandemic on Monday.
2 shot, over 100 arrested, 13 officers injured in Chicago violence
CHICAGO, Aug. 10 (Xinhua) -- Two people were shot, more than 100 arrested and 13 police officers injured in widespread looting and vandalism that happened early Monday morning in downtown Chicago.
Twitter reportedly enters running to buy TikTok app
Los Angeles: Now a social media giant has reportedly joined a software giant in an effort – albeit a longshot one – to acquire another social media giant, TikTok.
Teacher wary of online shopping after bad experience
JOHOR BARU: Teacher Effa Hizda Hussein will be more careful from now on when buying products on social media platforms.
