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Advertising & Media
Decoding the ‘Attention Economy’
PETALING JAYA: An explosion of channels and content has only resulted in a dearth of attention.
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Philippines
On alert after Sara hitman threat
THE country’s security council will verify an alleged assassination threat by Vice-President Sara Duterte (pic) against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, a top official said, describing it as a “matter of national security”.
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Cambodia
Voices unite against landmines
Survivors and sniffing dogs joined hundreds of people at Angkor Wat for a march against landmines after the US decision to send anti-personnel mines to Ukraine.
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Nation
Veggie prices soar in bad weather
PETALING JAYA: Prices of certain vegetables have gone up by 30% to 40% of late, no thanks to the gloomy weather.
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Focus
America’s political polarisation is driving its hunger for fake news
It’s too easy to cast blame on misinformation circulated via social media. But it’s just not that simple, studies show.
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Food News
Putrajaya hotel reboots with artistic flair
AFTER undergoing a series of upgrades, Putrajaya Marriott Hotel marked its official relaunch with a celebration of art, culture and hospitality.
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Singapore
PM set to take over ruling party
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is set to take charge of the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP), consolidating his leadership ahead of a general election due next year.
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Philippines
Inferno rips through Manila slums
Raging orange flames and thick black smoke billowed into the sky as fire ripped through hundreds of houses in a closely-built slum area of the Philippine capital Manila.
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Nation
Taking little leaps towards literacy
GEORGE TOWN: Tucked inside a cosy restaurant in Tanjung Bungah here is The Literary Frog, a free community library founded by American expatriate Amanda Goodrich.This book lovers’ spot boasts over 3,000 donated titles, spanning various genres.
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Nation
Seafood supply in Penang stable for now
GEORGE TOWN: Seafood supply here is stable for now but unpredictable weather in the coming weeks could affect fishermen’s catches.
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Nation
Young heroes and shining stars recognised
KUALA LUMPUR: A heartwarming tale of bravery took the spotlight at the National Children’s Day 2024 celebration, where Muhammad Asri Rosli, 14, was honoured with the Pingat Hang Tuah Award.
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Economy
Challenges persist in attracting FDIs
PETALING JAYA: Although Malaysia is on the radar of foreign investors, challenges persist in further boosting foreign direct investment (FDI) into the country.
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Metro News
World Remembrance Day reflects on sacrifices during armed conflicts
A CROWD of 400 gathered at the Cenotaph (Penang War Memorial) along the Esplanade in George Town to honour the fallen heroes on World Remembrance Day.
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Advertising & Media
Putra Brand Awards results imminent, with some surprises in store
PETALING JAYA: The much-awaited results for the Putra Brand Awards (PBA) and Putra Aria Brand Awards (PABA) for 2024 have been finalised.
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Metro News
Association reps pay respects to armed forces members
PENANG has announced a RM20,000 contribution for the maintenance of the Air Itam War Memorial Park.
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Metro News
Festival to highlight collaboration
THE historic Ban Canal in Sabak Bernam, Selangor, a lifeline for padi farmers since the colonial era, is now the centrepiece of a growing eco-tourism initiative that promotes tradition, nature and sustainability in the district.
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Nation
First to Madani fair, then off to school
KUALA LUMPUR: Although it is his first child who is starting primary school next year, Mohd Shauki Abdullah is the one who is more excited about this family milestone.
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Nation
‘We’ll take care of ‘brothers’ in BN’
IPOH: “Big brother” Umno will always look out for its siblings, says Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
