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Apple brings Tap to Pay on iPhone to Malaysia

Apple today announced Tap to Pay on iPhone is now available in Malaysia, enabling thousands of merchants to seamlessly and securely accept in-person contactless payments using iPhone. In collaboration with payment platforms, app developers, and payment networks, Tap...

Energy-saving initiatives by local authorities

In a bid to address the worsening global energy crisis, the Housing and Local Government ministry has instructed all 156 local authorities nationwide to initiate energy-saving and cost-cutting measures all over the country. The ministry is committed to ensuring local...

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Apple brings Tap to Pay on iPhone to Malaysia

Apple brings Tap to Pay on iPhone to Malaysia

Apple today announced Tap to Pay on iPhone is now available in Malaysia, enabling thousands of merchants to seamlessly and securely accept in-person contactless payments using iPhone. In collaboration with payment platforms, app developers, and payment networks, Tap to Pay on iPhone makes it easy for businesses of any size, from local street food...

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Don’t take advantage of vulnerable and weak groups

Don’t take advantage of vulnerable and weak groups

BY: NADHIRA ZA Anyone who takes advantage of any person who is vulnerable and weak, marginalized or disadvantaged is not a right thinking person but someone who is inflicting further cruelty and suffering and perversion towards these groups of people. There is the necessity, a vital necessity to note that the above-mentioned groups of people are in difficult circumstances due to the vicissitudes of life, and not because of their own doing, and therefore there is a need for patience,...

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ToU scheme supports lower bills and sustainable energy use, says PETRA

ToU scheme supports lower bills and sustainable energy use, says PETRA

The government is urging more Malaysians to embrace the Time-of-Use (ToU) electricity tariff scheme as part of broader efforts to manage rising living costs and improve national energy efficiency amid global market uncertainties. The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA) reported that as of February, 128,868 consumers had opted into the scheme, signalling a steady increase in public acceptance of time-based electricity pricing. PETRA explained that the ToU model enables consumers to pay different tariff rates depending on when electricity is used, encouraging a shift away from peak demand periods to more...

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