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Streaming services, digital ads likely to cost more from March - Vimarsana News

Streaming services, digital ads likely to cost more from March

PETALING JAYA: Prices payable by consumers for streaming services and digital advertisements are set to increase at the beginning of March when a two per cent sales and service tax (SST) hike comes into force, says an economist.

PKR told to draw up succession plan before GE16 - Vimarsana News

PKR told to draw up succession plan before GE16

PETALING JAYA: PKR must develop a leadership succession plan if it wants to stand a chance of retaining power at the next general election (GE16), says a political analyst.

Govt told to draw up 'exit plan' for gig workers | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Govt told to draw up 'exit plan' for gig workers | Daily Express Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: The government has been urged to develop an “exit plan” for full-time gig workers over concerns that many youths are being lured by the prospect of “easy money” instead of building their careers.

'China's control of ports worldwide not a worry' | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

'China's control of ports worldwide not a worry' | Daily Express Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: China’s investment in several Malaysian ports should not be cause for concern despite the emergence of a report suggesting it has built a strategic global network, says a security and defence analyst.

Netherlands to continue developing Malaysian oil palm smallholders - Vimarsana News

Netherlands to continue developing Malaysian oil palm smallholders

Kuala Lumpur: The Netherlands will continue to invest in developing Malaysian oil palm smallholders, says Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte.