Devastation In The Gulf: Learning From the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (Pt. 2)

By Nathaniel Payne (Simon Fraser University & Justmeans.com) Balancing the Risks As Asian societies develop, governmental and private sector leaders are required to make significant decisions regarding the use and pursuit of natural resources. Governments face tough decisions regarding access to resources, mimetic and normative pressures from neighboring... [Read more...]

CSR Part Of Key Points In 10th Malaysian Plan

Under the Social Safety Net of the 10th Malaysian Plan, government-linked companies are encouraged to tailor their corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes to target the needy. [Read more...]  Read More →

Devastation In The Gulf: Learning From the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (Pt. 1)

By Nathaniel Payne (Simon Fraser University & Justmeans.com) Over the last century, the pursuit of natural resources has brought the human race wealth, pleasure, agony, and pain. Resources provide societies with valuable raw materials, are the backbone of great empires, and agitator of great wars. Unfortunately, when one examines the history of... [Read more...]

Malaysian Media Co To Reduce Carbon Footprint

Star Publications (M) Bhd, one of Malaysia’s leading media companies, will now seek to reduce its carbon footprint through a few simple measures. [Read more...]  Read More →

Workers In Limbo

Kenmark Industries has been reported to have caused more than 400 of its to be stranded when the company’s owner went missing recently. The publicly quoted company in Port Klang also has recently saw its executives resign and its factory sealed. [Read more...]  Read More →

WWF Malaysia: Art for Nature 2010

Members of the public are invited to view an exciting art exhibition, showcasing works by Malaysian and international artists which explore the ‘survival of the fittest’ concept and address questions related to mankind’s need to evolve. Admission is free. [Read more...]  Read More →

M’sian Govt-Linked Companies Probed By Public Accountant

Malaysiakini reported recently that management of Sime Darby Sdn Bhd and Pos Malaysia Bhd, two Malaysian government-linked companies, are set to be called up by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) to give account for their companies’ losses. [Read more...]  Read More →

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