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SMALL and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) form an integral part of the Malaysian economy as they contribute 38% or more than RM500bil to our gross domestic product (GDP).

ART In The City (AITC), a flagship programme organised by The Cultural Economy Development Agency (CENDANA) by the people for the people since October 2021, will end with the Sensorium Gallery of Inversion/Immersion (SENSORii) programme (Dec 1-28) at REXKL in Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur.

THE planning and execution for the projects undertaken by the Works Ministry (KKR) in its 100-day key performance indicators (KPI), amounting to RM4.28bil, have spurred the economy and created a multiplier effect that has directly benefited the nation’s citizens.

KUALA LUMPUR: Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd (Kenanga) has become the first Malaysian investment bank to join the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, the United Nations (UN) Global Compact.

HIT by the Covid-19 pandemic, businesses and consumers alike are increasingly turning towards cloud solutions to remain in operation and even profitable – but for more than just storage.

WITH the gradual recovery of the economies of countries around the globe, the Malaysian Timber Council (MTC) is poised to capitalise on new growth opportunities arising from the paradigm shift caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

BEING a great employer is no mean feat indeed, but Sunway has proven itself by beating the competition to emerge as not only the second most sustainable employer in Malaysia under the Sustainable Employer Research Centre’s Sustainable Employer Index (SEI), but also the biggest winner with the most recognitions for the Graduates’ Choice Awards (GCA) 2021/2022.

SEPANG: Malaysia Airlines’ travel and lifestyle loyalty programme, Enrich, has announced even more flexibility when it comes to Enrich points validity and elite tier benefits for its members.

THE Covid-19 pandemic was ruthless when it hit, wiping out 81 million jobs across the Asia-Pacific region in 2020.

KUALA LUMPUR: It is important to ensure that initiatives and programmes to develop the Malaysian timber industry are created based on the needs of the companies operating in the sector, in order to remove bottlenecks and plug the gaps in the ecosystem.