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Air quality drops in recovery MCO
The air that we breathe was at its cleanest during the conditional movement control order. But now, air quality has dipped, with the return of heavy traffic and industrial activities.
Comment: Visa of discontent
INDIA has been having a bad summer. The Nepalese have face-palmed them, the Chinese have taken territory they said belonged to them, and now Donald Trump has dealt a deathblow to hundreds of thousands of Indians.
Comment: Identity politics during Covid-19
Moving forward, we need to reimagine our post-pandemic societies in the world, region and in Indonesia.
"You can have sex, but don't get pregnant", Indonesian couples urged
Covid-19 lockdown is hampering access to birth control at a time when more couples are staying home together, leading to a spike in pregnancies.
Tech’s embrace of remote work sends San Francisco rents plunging
America’s priciest apartment-rental market suddenly has more bargains.
Opinion: If 2020 weren’t strange enough, printers are staging a comeback
The Covid-19 pandemic is creating a deeper appreciation for things such as one’s health, getting together with friends, the great outdoors – and printers. Yes, home printers, those clunky deskside contraptions of a bygone era, are suddenly making a comeback, and it may outlast this crisis.
Six months after 'viral pneumonia', Wuhan returning to normal, with masks
WUHAN, China/BEIJING (Reuters) - Six months after the World Health Organization learned of "viral pneumonia" cases that would become the COVID-19 pandemic, life in Wuhan, the city where it emerged, is returning to normal, although masks remain ubiquitous and emotional scars linger.
LinkedIn users ditch polite networking for real talk on US race and inequity
“This is white supremacy. This is institutionalised racism,” Aaisha Joseph, an executive assistant in New York City, posted on Microsoft Corp's LinkedIn in early June, calling out the Black leadership vacuum at tech giants.
Online shopping to boost Spring Art’s revenue
KUALA LUMPUR: Spring Art Holdings Bhd expects the surge in online shopping for products including ready-to-assemble (RTA) furniture to boost its financial performance and it expects this global trend to continue.
Small town, big ambition: Perak-based Malaysian tech companies compete with global giants
Homegrown companies in Ipoh and Sitiawan prove that high tech outfits can thrive in a small town. Their services have expanded abroad but their headquarters remain where they started.