By Nur Adila Abdul Wahab
BUKIT MERTAJAM (Bernama) -- What is the first app you would download once you have laid your hands on a new smart gadget?
BUKIT MERTAJAM (Bernama) -- What is the first app you would download once you have laid your hands on a new smart gadget?
By Ali Imran Mohd Noordin
IPOH (Bernama) -- At an eatery here this writer shared a table with a gentlemen probably in his 50s. Both the writer and the gentlemen could not help but observe a group of teenagers busy fiddling with their mobile phones at the next table.
IPOH (Bernama) -- At an eatery here this writer shared a table with a gentlemen probably in his 50s. Both the writer and the gentlemen could not help but observe a group of teenagers busy fiddling with their mobile phones at the next table.
By Nurul Halawati Mohamad Azhari
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- Tabung Haji is the only financial institution that has invested into multiple syariah compliant investments.
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- Tabung Haji is the only financial institution that has invested into multiple syariah compliant investments.
By Norshazlina Nor'azman
PADANG BESAR (Bernama) -- Just months ago, a train ride from Kuala Lumpur to Padang Besar in Perlis would have taken a good 10 hours or so.
PADANG BESAR (Bernama) -- Just months ago, a train ride from Kuala Lumpur to Padang Besar in Perlis would have taken a good 10 hours or so.
By Kisho Kumari Sucedaram
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- While e-cigarette advocates tout vaping as a less hazardous alternative to conventional smoking, the local medical fraternity begs to differ.
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- While e-cigarette advocates tout vaping as a less hazardous alternative to conventional smoking, the local medical fraternity begs to differ.
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 20 (Bernama) -- The growing abuse of antibiotics among the public may cause bacteria to become increasingly resistant to the drugs and even create superbugs, said Malaysian Doctors Club President Dr Muhammad Hakim Nordin.
Beijing Diary by Samantha Tan Chiew Ting
BEIJING (Bernama) -- With her feeble fingers pressing softly on the touch screen, 80 year-old Li Huiying attempts to complete an online transaction.
Li of Beijing, China are among the millions Chinese, young and old, who stand testament to how cashless transactions are transforming people's lives.
Whether its shopping, banking or business, it can be conducted cashless with the touch of buttons on the screen.
This octogenerian caught my attention while I was doing some transaction at a bank here recently. She appeared friendly and in no time I struck a conversation with her.
BEIJING (Bernama) -- With her feeble fingers pressing softly on the touch screen, 80 year-old Li Huiying attempts to complete an online transaction.
Li of Beijing, China are among the millions Chinese, young and old, who stand testament to how cashless transactions are transforming people's lives.
Whether its shopping, banking or business, it can be conducted cashless with the touch of buttons on the screen.
This octogenerian caught my attention while I was doing some transaction at a bank here recently. She appeared friendly and in no time I struck a conversation with her.
