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The former Motorola campus has sat vacant for almost two decades, but Harvard Mayor John Kelly thinks the odds of bringing a new active user to the property are much better now that it's in the hands of a private owner after a court-approved sale last year.
Monetary help: Ibnu (left) and Yusrezan say I-Cirta will give them some financial freedom. MELAKA: Reza Hamid is among the early birds applying for the Employees Provident Fund’s (EPF) i-Citra withdrawal for contributors below 55. The 40-year-old said he applied for the withdrawal as soon as it was opened on Monday, three days earlier than scheduled. “The application process was fast and easy despite many others applying at the same time,” he said. Reza said he would use the money to buy gadgets for his three children to assist them in home learning. Hotel general manager Jason Bak said...
Left relatively untouched for almost 20 years, Harvard's former Motorola campus could undergo extensive rehabilitation as it transforms into a mostly energy-independent data center that would house multiple business operations.
37Shares A curious new fintech platform called convertCASH claims it will pay for your monthly car and home instalments first without charging any interest. ADVERTISEMENT “It is interest-free, no borrowing with instant approval. We only require the users to have a credit card as security while using convertCASH’s ‘Pay for you First’ benefit. They can then pay back to the credit card up to 45 days later without any interest charge,” said convertCASH co-founder Jason Bak. Bak said this system will eliminate the need for car and/or homeowners to borrow money from friends or family to k...