A. Azim Idris is a journalist and writer with a keen interest in collecting vinyl records. Following his Mass Communications (Technology & Policy) undergraduate degree studies in Murdoch University, Perth, he joined the New Straits Times in 2010 as a cub reporter before being posted to the bureaus in Kuala Terengganu and Putrajaya. He has also previously worked for The Rakyat Post as a senior reporter.
WHILE many international realtors praise the Malaysian property market’s stability amid a backdrop of a cooling regional economy, experts at home have pointed to a worrying glut in unsold homes.
WHILE much of South East Asia’s economy faced some headwinds in 2018, the majority of real estate markets in the region and in the Asia Pacific at large remained dynamic...
EARLIER this week the Malaysian government has chided Beijing’s alleged abuse of minority ethnic Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang in a move that would likely add further strain to its cooling...
GOLDMAN Sach’s shares were trading at its lowest level since Oct. 2016 early Monday morning (local time) after the Malaysian government filed criminal charges against the global banking monolith and...
LAWMAKERS in the Philippines recently passed the Telecommuniting Act which provides equal pay and benefits for workers who worked in the office or from home, making the option of freelancing...
