Working in Silos Becomes the Norm When Merit Systems Are Shunned
by
Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng
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A Time of Opportunity that Penang Must Not Miss
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The pandemic and the trade war present Penang with great opportunities as well as dangers. Penang is well positioned to seize the opportunities by tapping into disrupted supply chains that were closed to us previously. However, time is of the essence; this window of opportunity is closing fast.
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A Street for Cars or for Walking Shoppers?
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LEBUH CAMPBELL WAS where early Cantonese immigrants to the Island tended to gather, and it had a reputation as a red-light district. After World War II and from the 1950s till the 1970s, the area was given a facelift, and soon flourished as a shopping centre.
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The Unique Wonders of Penang’s Marine Garden
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A Market that Reeks of History
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Is there a need to choose between the heritage and day-to-day market life, or the option of a new building like that of nearby Chowrasta Market, or to transform into a decidedly upmarket venue?
