As part of its commitment to lower trade barriers and provide SMEs with more equitable access to global markets, Alibaba Group hosted its first “Access to China Consumers” Seminar, with the aim to enable Malaysian exporter to tap into the demand among Chinese consumers for Malaysian and foreign products. 

The seminar was designed to help small and medium-sized businesses in Malaysia better understand the China opportunity, major drivers in its e-commerce boom, as well as the latest insights and tools to sell their products effectively in China’s prosperous e-commerce market.

KIPLING Malaysia, the fashion bag brand and Department of Wildlife and National Parks Peninsular Malaysia (PERHILITAN) have joined hands to raise awareness and reduce consumer demand for White-Handed Gibbons (Hylobates Lar) as pets called The Kipling Initiative.

The White-Handed Gibbon is classified as Endangered (EN) on the IUCN Red List and listed on Appendix I of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) and listed as Totally Protected Species under Second Schedule Wildlife Conservation Act 2010.

Fujitsu Malaysia Sdn Bhd recently held the Fujitsu World Tour 2017: Asia Conference Kuala Lumpur at the Grand Hyatt Hotel Kuala Lumpur. Carrying the theme of “Human Centric Innovation: Digital Co-creation”, the conference highlighted Fujitsu’s aim to demonstrate to customers how the company can help businesses to embark on their digital transformation journey via co-creation initiatives that will fuel and shape a different future for the business. 

Underlining the importance of digital co-creation to customers, CEO of Fujitsu Malaysia, Chiharu Abe, said “We have been cultivating expertise in diverse operations together with our customers in a wide range of sectors throughout the world. By leveraging such experience and knowledge, we will continue to strive to develop and advance key technologies in the digital age, while also making digital transformation possible for our customers, and create new values through co-creation.”

Prudential Assurance Malaysia Berhad (PAMB) has brought its PRUkasih programme, a fully sponsored financial protection plan to urban low-income households to East Malaysia for the first time, starting with the community of PPR Taman Dahlia in Kuching, Sarawak where a launch event was held at PPR Taman Dahlia in Kuching which has more than 800 families that are eligible to register for PRUkasih. 

In line with its mission to provide financial freedom and peace of mind for all Malaysians, PAMB aims to build financial resilience through its financial protection programme for urban low-income households through PRUkasih.