The agency is responsible for building a stronger community online by strengthening affinity through relevant engagement and driving footfalls to the different business divisions across Sunway City KL.
The business bug 27 May 2021 / 13:13 H. Entrepreneur and lawyer Kevin Wu. – Photo courtesy of Kevin Wu SERIAL entrepreneur Kevin Wu is a man of many hats. The founder of two start-up companies and a fast-rising law firm in the space of just over two years, Wu is also one of seven Malaysians named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list for 2021. In a recent phone interview with theSun, the 26-year-old said that he was extremely proud of the honour accorded by Forbes. “It’s a lot of recognition for the hard work that myself and the other inductees have put in for the past few years,” he said.
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Hotel employees arranging the repurposed soap bars after they have been cut. TO mark World Hand Hygiene Day, Sunway City Kuala Lumpur Hotels is improving health and sanitation for at-risk communities in Malaysia amid the ongoing global pandemic. “Soapful” is a corporate social responsibility project (CSR) that repurposes leftover soap from Sunway City Kuala Lumpur Hotels for use by the less fortunate. In partnership with Malaysian Care, a local non-profit organisation, 100kg of soap was collected from Sunway Resort, Sunway Pyramid Hotel and Sunway Clio Hotel, and repurposed into 1,000 bars of soap for use by inmates at Sungai Buloh Prison.
Published on: Friday, May 07, 2021 By: Bernama Kuala Lumpur: AmInvestment Bank Bhd remained cautious on the outlook of the local construction sector. In a research note Thursday, the investment bank said the recent news on the Mass Rapid Transit Line 3 (MRT3) potentially commencing work in the second half of the year aside, the fact remained that the government would have very limited room for fiscal manoeuvre given the elevated national debt. It added that the government’s fiscal stand was further weighed down by the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, including reduced tax and petroleum revenues as well as the massive relief spending to cushion the economic impact of the pandemic.
May 02, 2021 Urban Treasures When we did our last ultimate new launch cheat sheet in February 2020 (view here), I don’t think many people would have predicted then how the property market would have moved as much as it had in the past year. It was, after all, the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic (for Singapore, at least). And it was not long after this that Singapore had to go into lockdown mode. Now, it isn’t just the mass market that is moving, but there is a slew of high-end new launches coming up, and HDB resale prices have climbed up for 4 straight quarters.
Agriculture EXCLUDING the cash crop of oil palm, Malaysia’s agriculture sector has not excited investors and large corporations. For the longest time, the sector has been dominated by smallholders and hardly has there been any listed company involved in say large scale vegetable farming. But some changes are happening. For one, the topic of food security has hogged the limelight, egged on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Consumers have felt rising prices of staples such as vegetables and meat. The supply chain disruption has impacted the import and export of food products. This in turn, has thrown up opportunities for some.