It does not have to be a choice between lives and livelihoods
Governments do have a moral dilemma — lives or livelihoods? But it does not have to be that way if we take a dual-track approach that strikes a balance between health and economics.
Loke: I disinvited Mavcom to post-cab meeting because they refused to execute Cabinet decisions
Some quarters voiced their concerns over the loss of an independent body to regulate the operations of airports in the country, while others were more worried about the prospects of MAHB.
Harvest time for IGB
Only a few have striven to build shareholder value by undertaking corporate exercises to unlock the true worth of their assets.
Frankly Speaking: Tun Razak would be proud of Salwani and Saadatul
Razak would have been very proud of the two brave civil servants who stood up against instructions they felt were against the interests of the nation.
High-level meeting on highways to be held soon
Government has hired consultant KPMG PLT on the matter — sources
Are urban Malaysians drowning in rising costs of living?
The reality is, many Malaysians are struggling to make ends meet.
Megat Zaharuddin resigns as Felda chairman
Megat Zaharuddin succeeded Tan Sri Shahrir Samad, who stepped down on May 14, 2018.
Landlords get richer if most Malaysians can't afford their own homes
But renting does not build equity or savings for the future. The real winner, if most Malaysians choose to forever rent, will be the property owning class, who are likely to own multiple properties.
