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MDEC announced two grants that aim to push innovation, digitalisation and 4IR technology adoption ensuring Malaysian businesses stay at the forefront and remain competitive and future-proofed.

The 2023-2032 strategic plan agrees that the "valley of death" in any tech-based economic venture leaves many in limbo and must be viewed as a responsibility and a reason to thrive for future generations.

The formation of a National Intellectual Property Strategy is vital to boost economic growth and support national development through the intellectual property ecosystem and facilitate tech entrepreneurs.

KUALA LUMPUR: Thousands of people thronged tourist hotspots in the city like Petaling Street, the Petronas Twin Towers at KLCC and Kuala Lumpur Bird Park during the long Hari Raya break.

Singapore News - A light-hearted infographic chronicling the transformation of Wonder Woman over 80 years and a two-page spread highlighting 21 key news events of the year are among The Straits Times projects lauded for their design and visual storytelling in a global contest. This year, ST... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Assistant Attorney General Matthew Olsen said Wednesday that it will no longer group investigations and prosecutions under the China Initiative label. Critics had said the program was targeting Chinese professors, including a former University of Arkansas professor, because of their ethnicity.

Assistant Attorney General Matthew Olsen said Wednesday that it will no longer group investigations and prosecutions under the China Initiative label. Critics had said the program was targeting Chinese professors, including a former University of Arkansas professor, because of their ethnicity.

It's one of a number of policy changes aimed at attracting and retaining global talent.

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 23 — What happens when a 113-year-old Chinese pastry shop decides to take a big leap and relocate into a modern cafe setting?  Social media is flooded with pictures of Fung Wong’s traditional Chinese pastries in a setting usually associated with croissants or even burnt...

Simon Ang, a former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor, has pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement, according to a plea agreement filed in federal court today.