[ad_1] KUALA LUMPUR: The allocation of RM 85.5 million for Jabatan Komunikasi Komuniti (JKom) from the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia has been reduced to RM 40.5 million. This means RM45 thousand less for JKom, which was previously known as the Department of Special Affairs (Jasa), announced Deputy Finance Minister …
Read More »Samsung Galaxy S21 price leak suggests you won’t pay more than S20 phones
[ad_1] We still have a lot to learn about the next line of Samsung Galaxy S21 phones, including how much they will cost. But a new leak suggests they will cost the same as the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, in India at least. Yes, the unidentified source, speaking to an …
Read More »Soccer: World Cup victory was ‘redemption’ for Rossi
[ad_1] WELLINGTON (Reuters) – Paolo Rossi once described his performance at the 1982 World Cup, where he engraved his name in soccer folklore, as a “personal redemption” from a match-fixing scandal, although he always said that he had nothing to atone for. Rossi, who died at the age of 64 …
Read More »China imposes more taxes on Australian wine amid tension
[ad_1] BEIJING: China said on Thursday (December 10) that it imposed new import tariffs on Australian wine, as it accused Canberra of subsidizing companies, in the latest salvo in a bitter standoff following fluctuating anti-dumping tariffs last month. The move comes as relations between the two countries continue to deteriorate …
Read More »What do allergic reaction cases in the UK mean for Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine? World
[ad_1] Brochures sit on a table, as the first of two Pfizer / BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine injections are administered to staff, at Western General Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland, on December 8, 2020. – Pool photo a via Reuters LONDON, December 10 – Britain’s drug regulator has advised people with a …
Read More »Oil Rises With Vaccine Launch, Concerns Over Iraq Oil Field Attack By Reuters
[ad_1] © Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Crude oil storage tanks are seen in an aerial photograph at the Cushing Oil Center By Sonali Paul and Florence Tan MELBOURNE / SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Oil prices rose on Thursday, driven by the launch of the COVID-19 vaccine in Britain and the imminent approval …
Read More »Report: Apple to Build 32-Core CPUs Aiming to Beat Intel’s Xeon Processors
[ad_1] Apple plans to expand its internal silicon with an aggressive roadmap next year. A Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the matter says the Cupertino company plans to introduce a series of new Mac processors spanning up to 32 high-performance CPU cores, clearly intended to outperform Intel’s 28-core Xeon …
Read More »The government studies the feasibility of re-implementing the GST and other excise tax models
[ad_1] KUALA LUMPUR: The government is studying the feasibility of re-implementing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) or other models of excise taxes. Vice Minister of Finance II Mohd Shahar Abdullah (pix) said that the government will take into account several aspects, among them the weaknesses in the Sales and …
Read More »Malaysia records better performance on SDGs in 2019 – Mustapa
[ad_1] KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) performance improved in 2019 based on the achievement of set targets, said Prime Minister’s Department (Economy) Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed (pix). They performed well for all 17 targets, he said today at the virtual launch of the report “SDG Indicators, Malaysia, …
Read More »January Decision on the Judge’s Challenge to the Closed Court Hearing
[ad_1] Court of Appeal Judge Hamid Sultan Abu Backer wants an open hearing on the charges against him. KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here set January 21 to issue its ruling on whether to allow a higher judge to challenge the judges’ court’s decision to conduct a closed-door investigation against …
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