Covid-19 has resulted in a surge of technology spending among companies globally. It was reported that organisations spent an extra US$15 billion a week on technology to make it safer to work from home, making it one of the biggest increases in technology investments in history...

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Ensuring Malaysia’s recovery from Covid-19 pandemic

For the aviation sector, the crisis began at the end of January when airlines suspended services to China, where the Covid-19 outbreak began. Since then, the plunge in passenger traffic has significantly impacted global airlines, with passenger revenues set to plummet by 55%, or US$314 billion, this year, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA)...

Mayday call from the airline sector continues

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Restructuring priorities in the nation's development

As the country’s borders remain closed to contain the spread of Covid-19, domestic tourism is the only available option to satisfy wanderlust. Last year, the tourism industry contributed 15.9% to the Malaysian economy, according to the Department of Statistics. Here are the key findings from the “Tourism Satellite Account 2019”.