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4. Flight Centre The Flight Centre, on Queen Street, had been temporarily closed since non-essential shops closed on March 24 2020. The closure was blamed on the global travel industry has come to a virtual standstill in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. 5. STA The student travel agency announced it would cease trading in the UK back in August 2020. The George Street branch subsequently closed. 6. Argos  The New Inn Hall branch did not reopen after it closed for the first time in M...

Friday, 29 Jan 2021 Note to customers: A signboard put up at a shop in Taiping urging Kamunting Correctional Centre wardens or their families to identify themselves before entering the premises. TAIPING: Business owners have been urged to be more considerate to frontliners and staff who work in premises with Covid-19 cases. Having learnt that there had been shops here that turned away frontliners due to fears of getting infected, Perak Mentri Besar Datuk Saarani Mohamad said...

57 of 264 stores on Oxford Street already permanently shut with annual revenue falling to below £2billion  More than 50,000 retail and hospitality jobs set to be lost when third lockdown ends, industry group claims New West End Company has warned the globally unique West End ecosystem is beginning to break down It claims West End has suffered tougher financial hit from coronavirus pandemic than any other part of UK

Tintabudi Bookshop founder Nazir Harith Fadzilah says that lessons from last year and the first MCO will prove to be invaluable in getting through the pandemic challenges in the coming months. Photo: The Star/Muhamad Shahril Rosli When the first movement control order (MCO) was implemented last March, people found new and creative ways to keep themselves busy at home. Seemingly overnight, many jumped aboard the home baking and cooking experimentation bandwagon. As they braced themselves for an ...

KUALA LUMPUR: All businesses which are allowed to operate under the movement control order can operate until 10pm instead of 8pm, from today.

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SpendEdge: MRO PPE Market Procurement Intelligence Report With COVID-19 Impact Analysis | Global Forecasts, 2021-2025 The MRO PPE market will register an incremental spend of about USD 10.45 billion, growing at a CAGR of 6.43% during the five-year forecast period. A targeted strategic approach to MRO PPE sourcing can unlock several opportunities for buyers. This report also offers market impact and new opportunities created due to the COVID-19 pandemic . Download free sample pages This press re...

PREMIUM The collapse of retail groups such as Debenhams and Arcadia has left vacant properties across the UK By Kristy Dorsey The availability of vacant office and retail space across Scotland is now rising at the strongest rate recorded since the global financial crisis in what one chartered surveyor described simply as a “toxic” market. The findings from the latest commercial property market survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) highlights the difficulties fa...

As new coronavirus strains raise questions about mask quality, the N95 market in the U.S. is still facing supply issues MarketWatch 2/3/2021 © Getty Images Government officials in the U.S. and Europe have called for stricter mask protocols as more infectious strains of the coronavirus circulate, yet there is still concern that demand for respirator masks in the U.S. far outweighs supply.  N95s are unique in that they can filter out nearly all — 95% — of large and small particles in the...

SHAH ALAM (Bernama): The Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, said the decision to limit the number of worshippers during prayers at mosques statewide was made to ensure the safety of all Muslims. The private secretary to the sultan, Datuk Mohamad Munir Bani, said the decision was also made following the increasing number of Covid-19 infections with a cumulative number of positive cases reaching five digits and the death toll reaching three digits. "Sultan Sharafuddin understands ...