The Menteri Besar of Johor, Datuk Mohamed Khaled Nordin yesterday officiated two key associated facilities within the Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC) during his visit to the site of PETRONAS’ largest downstream development project, here.

The two facilities, the Pengerang Co-generation Plant (PCP) and the Regasification Terminal 2 (RGT2), are key components of the PIC that will supply power and steam, as well as the primary gas requirement for the refinery and petrochemical plants.  

Hong Leong Bank continues its “Digital at the Core” journey with the unveiling of ‘SmartUp’, a mobile e-Learning application that will enable its 8,600 strong workforce access to bite-sized learning content on the go.

Pioneering the use of bite-sized learning technologies amongst local banks, HLB is leveraging on this mobile micro-learning App to allow employees quick access to electronic learning (“e-Learning”) resources including short articles and videos, through their mobile devices.

Grab Malaysia hopes the soon to be announced Malaysian Budget 2018-19 will focus on the needs of the average Malaysian in a more fundamental way. This is especially relevant as the challenging global macroeconomic environment has put tremendous pressure on businesses and consumers alike. 

“I believe the Budget 2018 will see a focused proposal of strategies that are aimed at strengthening the Malaysian economy in general; but with a special focus on Malaysia’s fast rising digital economy, our unique and growing digital needs and strengthen the role the country is playing in the region’s digital infrastructure development,” said its country manager Sean Goh.