It has been more than a year since Covid-19 broke out.

Workplace anxieties

Streaming wars are about to heat up further in Malaysia, with the impending entry of Disney+ Hotstar from June 1. The Walt Disney Company — which launched Disney+ just 18 months ago on Nov 12, 2019 — already had over 100 million subscribers in March this year, helped by its expansive content library that includes movies and TV shows from Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, 20th Century Studios and National Geographic. (Hotstar was an Indian streaming service that 21st Century Fox acquired from Star India in 2019 and subsequently rebranded as Disney+ Hotstar when Disney bought Fox.)

Streaming wars hot up in malaysia

As airlines prepare for the reopening of international borders, aviation experts predict that leisure travel will recover more quickly than corporate travel. In a March 24 report, Moody’s Investors Service says business air travel will be slow to recover from the coronavirus pandemic as companies’ concerns about employees' health and duty of care issues will continue to restrict business travel in the initial stages of recovery....

Business Travel Seen To Recover Only In 2024

Since the imposition of movement restrictions and lockdowns nationwide from early last year, Malaysians have started shopping online more regularly.

Covid-19’s impact on Shopper and Payment behaviour

The tumultuous year of 2020, no thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, disrupted companies in every industry. No one could have anticipated how pervasive the outbreak would be across the globe, but were companies prepared to face this crisis?

How prepared were Malaysian companies for a crisis?

The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted many industries in drastic ways.