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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- The Securities Commission (SC) and Bursa Malaysia Bhd is offering a 12-month waiver and rebate on listing-related fees to help reduce the companies’ fundraising cost and provide further financial relief to listed issuers. In a joint statement, both regulators said this initiative was part of the relief measures under the Strategic Programmes to Empower the People and Economy (PEMERKASA) announced by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on Wednesday. "The SC and Bursa Malaysia will continue to monitor ongoing developments and assess if further measures will be required to support listed issuers during this challenging period,” it said. The regulators said the 12-month waiver on listing-related fees for initial public offering (IPOs) takes effect on March 17, 2021. They said a 100 per cent waiver on processing fee, including prospectus registration fee, would be offered to companies that seek to list on the ACE and LEAP Market, as well as those ... » Learn More about SC, Bursa Malaysia grant waivers for companies seeking to list

SINGAPORE -Savour your hunger for food deals, or pick up pro tips at talks and new skills at workshops. Food & drink Easter Brunch at Brasserie Les Saveurs Dig into platters of fresh seafood and sashimi; Foie gras Terrine with Fruit Chutney and Brioche Bread; Crab Salad with Avruga Pearls; and Lobster Bisque Espuma with Crab Meat and Salted Egg. Desserts include Easter Egg Tiramisu, Sunny Side-up and Chestnut Citrus Tart. The little ones can creative in a Easter egg decoration session. Where: Brasserie Les Saveurs, The St. Regis Singapore, Lobby Level, 29 Tanglin Road MRT: Orchard When: April 4, noon to 2.30pm Price: From $138++ a person with non-alcoholic beverages Tel: 6506-6860 Info: Brasserie Les Saveurs' website Il Solo Easter Brunch The highlights in this feast of Italian classics is Slow Roasted Leg of Lamb. The dishes also feature spring ingredients such as white asparagus and artichoke. Where: Solo Ristorante, 45 Amoy ... » Learn More about Events and listings: Food, classes, talks

SINGAPORE -Savour your hunger for food deals, or pick up pro tips at talks and new skills at workshops. FOOD & DRINK Vegan Chinese Dishes at Gu Ma Jia Restaurant Famous for its award-winning Assam Fish Head, Claypot Sesame Oil Chicken and Flaming Pork Ribs, Gu Ma Jia has created vegan options using Gardein, Heura, OmniMeat and Beyond Meat. They include Vegan Assam Fish ($24), served in the restaurant's signature Assam sauce, OmniMeat Hotplate Tofu ($15), Minced OmniMeat with Brinjal ($18), Olive Fried Rice ($10) and Wok Hei Hor Fun ($10). WHERE: Gu Ma Jia , 45 Tai Thong Crescent MRT: Potong Pasir WHEN: Till May 30, 11am to 9.30pm TEL: 6285-2023 INFO: Visit Gu Ma Jia's website Easter Brunch at Chimichanga Little India This Easter, Mexican restaurant Chimichanga is serving a Bubbly Brunch ($49+). Indulge in chocolate eggs and bunny ears, quesadillas, tacos and chimichangas. There is also a two-hour free flow of alcoholic and non-alcoholic ... » Learn More about Events and listings: Food, talks, classes

A popular kopitiam in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah is among dozens of restaurants and dining establishments included in the Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2021 unranked list, Essence Of Asia. The list, released this week, is a new category under Asia's 50 Best Restaurants that complements its main list. It features a collection of "local-hero" restaurants from the continent. According to the website, the collection is meant to "... recognise establishments that represent the spirit of Asian gastronomy and those that have had a positive impact on their communities and local cuisine, whether during the recent crisis or over a sustained period." There are at least two restaurants listed under each country; Malaysia has four, which includes Kedai Kopi Yee Fung in KK, known for its Sabah-style laksa. (The state isn't actually known for laksa, or was ever said to have its own version of laksa, but locals would probably agree that the one at Yee Fung can be dubbed, "Sabahan laksa".) From as early ... » Learn More about Sabahan laksa, char koay teow in Asia’s 50 best restaurants’ inaugural list

Looking for somewhere to kick back and relax in the evenings with your significant other? What better way than somewhere sky-high, where you get to feel a chilly breeze in your hair as you sip on a tipple. Even better if you get a gorgeous view of the night sky and city skyline. Check out these rooftop bars for killer views and delicious drinks: 1. VUE For spritz cocktails and grilled meats With sweeping views of Marina Bay and our iconic city skyline as your backdrop, this rooftop bar and grill comprises three sections – a main dining room, a private dining room for 12 and an al fresco pavilion that houses Singapore’s first outdoor spritz bar. It’s where you can relish 14 different types of spritz cocktails, from classic options like the Basil Spritz ($24) that combines dry gin, basil and lemon; to a more fruity option like the Ispahan ($22) that’s made of raspberry-infused gin, lychee and rose; as well as the Geisha’s Gaze ($24) that’s a combination of umeshu, prosecco ... » Learn More about 16 best rooftop bars in Singapore for romantic date nights

We're in peak durian season now and almost every durian store is bursting at the seams with an unending line of customers snagging up their favourite fruit. For all you durian aficionados, we've specially collated six durian and durian dessert buffets for you to get your fill of the creamy fruit. And with the durian season going on until August, you'll have ample time to eat your way through this list! 1. 45-MINUTE DURIAN BUFFET FOR $4.50 Plaza Singapura is hosting the Perfect Summer for its 45th Anniversary, and it has possibly one of the cheapest durian buffets in town. From June 21 to 23, the $4.50 durian buffet offers a spread of Mao Shan Wang, D24, D101 and more. Here's the catch though: you'll have to spend a minimum of $45 on a single receipt - worth it if you're already planning on doing a spot of shopping. Tickets are available for purchase from now till June 20, while stocks last. Gobble up quickly because it's only 45 minutes per session and limited to 2 ... » Learn More about $4.50 durian buffet and other durian buffet promotions to catch this season

Questions are a fun way for married couples to pass the time, and have a few laughs along the way. But the right questions can be rather revealing, insightful and very truthful. Did you see 50 Shades Darker starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan as Anastasia Steel and Christian Grey yet? If yes, then you’ll know getting hot and heavy in the bedroom starts and end with a series of sultry questions. So, go on and spice things up in the bedroom this Valentine’s Day with our list of his and her queries that a guaranteed to turn the heat levels up, up and away: Questions one - five Try to guess – what’s the color of my underwear right now? Do you like it when I take control in bed, or do you like being in control? Which is more important to you – boobs or butt? You get to sleep with one and only one celebrity – who is it? Do you think you could get me off just by kissing and touching me? Want to try? ALSO READ: Here's how to practise (pandemic-)safe sex Questions ... » Learn More about 50 questions to ask each other to rev things up in the bedroom tonight

[UPDATED, March 20] Singapore’s Chatuchak Night Market will be closing its doors by the end of March, less than two months into its planned three-month run. It opened on February 4 and its last date of operation will be March 29. According to a statement from the organiser, the early closure is due to the current Covid-19 situation and “the government’s recommendations for social distancing”. However, it added that a second run of the market may be planned “for July and August 2020, depending on how the Covid-19 situation pans out over the next couple of months”. [email protected] Visitors to Singapore's Chatuchak Night Market are in for a Thai- tarik treat that their eyes can feast on, and it's not just about the food. Mastering the tarik (Malay for 'pull') technique perfectly that is often-seen on our shores but not quite in the Land of Smiles, this particular Thai vendor at Khon Wanna Roti & Teh Tarik stall holds a live performance for his customers. ... » Learn More about Chatuchak Night Market in Singapore to close by end March due to Covid-19

Whoa, did you know that tiny Singapore actually has 300 parks and four nature reserves? Now that you do, get out of your air-conditioned cocoon and make a date with good ol' Mother Nature. 1. Toa Payoh Town park Built in the 1970s, this used to be the venue for wedding and convocation photos. These days, residents living in the area come here for their morning tai chi and foreign workers gather in the open spaces on weekends. Drop by and take retro photos on the Art Deco-ish bridges and try spotting one of 18 species of dragonflies and damselflies here. Then decide if you want to pop over to Toa Payoh Central or head to Balestier – the park is flanked by both areas. 2. Punggol park This huge 16-hectare park is like a centerpiece in the residential area, surrounded on all sides by towering HDB flats and condos alike, and accessible by a number of entry points, depending on where you live. And it was actually developed with a theme, “Family Leisure”. ... » Learn More about 8 parks to visit in Singapore besides the Botanic Gardens

$5,000 a month in passive income is a dream for many Singaporeans. Here’s how you can build your own passive income portfolio today, so that you can sit back and relax in the years to come. Passive income is income you earn from doing close to nothing — hence the term passive . However, passive income doesn’t just fall into your lap. You have to set the wheels in motion first, in order to enjoy the fruits of your labour in the future years. But first, why do people want (or need) a passive income portfolio? With passive income, you no longer rely on your job for income. You work not because you need the money to get by, but because you want to. This also gives you the option of early retirement. However, having a few hundred dollars in passive income is hardly enough. Here, the goal is to have sufficient passive income such that it is able to cover your monthly expenses entirely. Here’s how you can grow your passive income portfolio in Singapore. 6 ways to ... » Learn More about How to build the best passive income portfolio for your future self