An army sergeant has been identified for allegedly hacking the personal data of 55 million Thais and putting the information up for sale under the hacker name “9Near”, according to authorities.Continue Reading
There are signs of a thawing in the frosty ties between South Korea and Japan. It began with South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s controversial attempt to salvage the relationship, dropping demands for an apology and compensation from Japan over wartime forced labor. Though Japan’s response has been more tepid and skeptical, the countries’ leaders have […]Continue Reading
JAKARTA – Urged on by President Joko Widodo, the nationalist tide that has decimated Indonesia’s oil and gas industry over the past decade has left the nation on the bottom rung for prospective foreign investment and without the financial and technical means – or even the inclination – to find and develop new fields itself. […]Continue Reading
Wialon telematics helps gain detailed insights into fleet operations Reduce downtime by taking more strategic, planned approach to maintenance Supply chains have been tested to their limits over the past few years, and Malaysia has been no exception: fuel prices reached record levels in June 2022 with RON97 petrol costing RM4.84…Continue Reading
SINGAPORE – Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cast his recent maiden state visit to China as a major foreign policy win, securing a record 170 billion ringgit (US$38.6 billion) worth of investment commitments from Beijing all the while asserting his country is non-aligned in the escalating New Cold War pitting Washington versus Beijing. The […]Continue Reading
The projects must be set in Singapore and launched before the first quarter of 2027.
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Five years ago it would have been unimaginable, but today there is a global movement convinced the world’s largest corporations are engaging in stealth warfare to transform liberal democracies into neo-communist dictatorships. At the heart of this corporate-led Marxist revolution, apparently, is the trend towards businesses not just focusing on profit maximization but taking into […]Continue Reading
Myanmar garment workers are facing increased labour rights abuse as Western fashion brands continue outsourcing to local factories
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NEW YORK – Moving factories from China to Mexico is one of the few hot topics in an otherwise listless market, US investment bankers say. As American hostility to China rises, US corporations scramble to assure the public as well as inquisitive congressional committees that they are moving operations out of the Middle Kingdom to […]Continue Reading
Passengers who pay a premium to fly with Singapore Airlines may feel short-changed when meals are served in paper serviceware. Companies can do better to help customers embrace sustainability efforts, say Nanyang Business School’s Lewis Lim and Charlene Chen.Continue Reading