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LKL International , PIE Industrial, Evergreen Fibreboard, Tan Chong Motor Holdings, AirAsia Group, Deleum and Ranhill Utilities, said JF Apex Research. LKL International Bhd’s non-executive chairman Datuk Seri Dr Chen Chaw Min, who was appointed just less than a month ago, has resigned from his post, citing other personal commitments. PIE Industrial Bhd had temporarily closed its factories in Penang until April 2, after some of its employees were tested positive for Covid-19. Evergreen Fibreboard Bhd ’s net loss for the fourth quarter ended Dec 31, 2020, widened to RM78.49 million, from RM14.36mil a year ago. Tan Chong Motor Holdings Bhd said it will be settling its RM180 million Royal Malaysian Customs Department bill out of court. AirAsia Group Bhd posted a bigger-than-expected net loss of RM2.44bil for the fourth quarter ended Dec 31, 2020 (4QFY20). Deleum Bhd reported that its fourth quarter net profit fell 12.5% to RM7.5mil from RM8.57mil a ... » Learn More about Trading ideas: LKL International, PIE Industrial, Evergreen Fibreboard

SINGAPORE: A 26-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a crash involving two lorries and a motorcycle along the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) towards Changi Airport on Tuesday night (Apr 6). Emergency services were alerted to the incident near the Jurong Town Hall exit of the PIE at about 7.50pm. The motorcyclist was found trapped under a lorry and was released using an airbag, said the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF). He was pronounced dead at the scene by a paramedic, the SCDF and the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said. Paramedics also examined three other people for injuries, and they refused to be taken to hospital. The police said one of the lorry drivers, 41, was arrested for careless driving causing death. Police investigations are ongoing. A video on social media shows debris strewn across the road, with a motorcycle on its side and the front of a lorry crushed. Another lorry appeared to be damaged. There was a long traffic jam along the expressway, with other ... » Learn More about Motorcyclist killed in crash with lorries on PIE, one driver arrested

Image: Instagram/@yescppicache Veteran actress and COVID-19 survivor Cherry Pie Picache opened up on her weeks of struggle against the disease in hopes of inspiring others amid the rising number of infections in the country. “I was not sure if [I] should post, though after reflecting and praying… maybe it will be of help, send a little ray of hope and inspiration, a way to express my gratefulness and to always simply and honestly share a concrete testimony of God’s gift of faith and to just trust His loving mercy to heal and restore,” Picache shared on Instagram on March 25. “To each of my prayer warriors, my family and dearest friends, my Dreamscape and ABS-CBN family, doctors, you know who you are… I will forever be thankful, grateful and I am blessed to have all your love, support and help in one of my yet again, tough, painful and scariest [three-week] battle,” she added. Picache also disclosed that she is grateful for everyone’s help despite her being admittedly stubborn, ... » Learn More about Cherry Pie Picache survives ‘tough, painful and scariest’ battle with COVID-19

EJ Obiena —INQUIRER FILE PHOTO Despite the raging COVID-19 health crisis, the government will not hold back from throwing all-out support to national athletes who have grand dreams of seeing themselves in the Tokyo Olympics. Last year alone, the Philippine Sports Commission released over half-a-billion pesos in government funding for the 62 national sports associations under the Philippine Olympic Committee. In a document obtained by the Inquirer, Olympic sports got the lion’s share of the P523 million the sports agency disbursed to these NSAs in 2020, even though the country’s economy plunged into recession. These NSAs, which are all private and autonomous in nature, likewise got a humongous financial allotment from the PSC in 2019 of nearly P1.2 billion and translated the assistance into an overall title for Team Philippines in the 31st Southeast Asian Games. Medal-rich sports athletics and swimming were the top recipients of the funds, with the Philippine Amateur Track ... » Learn More about Olympic sports get big piece of PSC pie

NEW YORK: Doja Cat went for neon feathers and a moto-inspired look zipped all the way down and Cynthia Erivo stunned in a sparkling silver gown with gold accents by Louis Vuitton at the Grammys as music’s big night Sunday offered a luxe fashion moment for the stars. Dressed in Roberto Cavalli, Doja’s revealing look included cat-claw zips on each arm and a feathered skirt. “I want to be the cat lady, so let me be that,” she said. Erivo’s gown included a low cutout at the front with a gold bib effect at the top and a gold belt, while DaBaby brightened up a drastically pared-down red carpet in a bright mustard and green floral suit from Dolce & Gabbana. Erivo didn’t hit the carpet, but she made a statement nevertheless. Her gown was adorned with more than 60,000 glass beads, crystals and sequins. She topped off the look with jewels from Tiffany & Co. 1 of 10 Dua Lipa also sparkled, ... » Learn More about Doja Cat, Cynthia Erivo led the fashion march at the Grammys

From free-flow pizzas to ones delivered with tabletop games, or inventive creations (fries on pizza or bacon and blueberry pizza, anyone?), restaurants and pizzerias have been dishing out new and fun ways to indulge in the classic comfort dish . From recently opened pizzerias to delish new concepts, here’s where to get a piece of the pie. 1. Pizza meets tabletop games at The Priority Club It’s all fun, food and games when you order from The Priority Club. The pasta and pizza delivery concept from the Da Paolo Group now offers delicious meals delivered together with fun tabletop games For those with adventurous tastebuds, you won’t be disappointed. Expect comfort fare with unusual twists like mala chicken pasta, pasta with taco minced beef and egg yolk cream cheese, truffle mac and cheese pizza, or the Curry Curry Revolution, which is loaded with fries, Japanese curry chicken, and cheese on a thin crust pizza. For the games, you’ll get a choice of playing cards or a chess ... » Learn More about Unusual toppings, free-flow pizzas & more at these 6 pizza places

DENPASAR: Bali's Galungan festival celebrates the triumph of good over evil, but a new enemy was threatening that cosmic balance this year - coronavirus . Temples across the Island of the Gods were filled with faithful who hoped incense-and-flower offerings would get Hindu-majority Bali back on its feet after a drastic slump in Chinese visitors hammered the key tourism sector. "We're praying for good things in this universe and that the virus is gone soon so Bali's tourism can bounce back," priest Made Langgeng Buwana told AFP during the recent February Galungan celebration in the capital Denpasar. Concerns over the rapidly-spreading outbreak prompted Indonesia to shut down all flights to and from China last month, dealing a body blow to scores of Bali businesses including restaurants, hotels, travel agents, wedding planners and Mandarin-speaking interpreters. READ: Indonesia confirms 2 coronavirus cases: President Widodo About a million Chinese tourists visit ... » Learn More about Bali prays as COVID-19 hits tourism on Island of the Gods

Keon Woong Lee has battled the bulge as long as he can remember, he says, showing a school yearbook photo of his "fat kid" 11-year-old self. "I had ajummas always giving me food but at the same time saying, 'why are you so fat?" recalls the Hong Kong-based Korean of the family friends he called "aunties" when he was a child attending Sha Tin College. Lee, the general manager of Faust International Youth Theatre in Hong Kong, says his voracious appetite for soft drinks and foods such as Choco Pies and French fries played a role. He tried everything from juicing to eating healthily for months, but never sustained those habits, so the weight always crept back. In late 2019, Lee hit his heaviest weight: 115kg. "I was 38 then, and was going to be 39 in November that year. I knew I wanted to lose weight before 40," he said. Whether it was a symptom of a midlife crisis, or just the idea of reaching a milestone age that inspired him, a determined Lee sparked a transformation that saw him ... » Learn More about Fat to fit at 40: How this dad in Hong Kong shed 27kg

Fish pie is a homely dish that has a strong British tradition. It is filled with white sauce and cheddar cheese, and usually topped with mashed potato, much like shepherd’s pie. It is sometimes called fisherman’s pie and may include ingredients such as shrimp and hard-boiled eggs. Traditionally, fish pie uses white fish such as cod or haddock, but you may use salmon and tuna instead. This recipe is versatile and can be adapted with locally sourced fish such as kurau, tenggiri and tongkol. I like to use ikan tongkol or skipjack tuna because its strong flavour complements the cheese and mashed potatoes. However, it is easy to overcook tuna so do not bake for more than 15 minutes because it will continue to cook even when removed from the oven. The fish is usually poached in a white sauce, which is basically onion bechamel sauce made with butter, onions, flour and milk. Fresh dill pairs well with fish and I like to sprinkle the herb over the mash. You may use chives or ... » Learn More about Hearty and versatile dish

If your child has a food allergy or intolerance, eating out can be difficult, because there are so many multicultural dishes in Singapore and, typically, local eateries (think hawker stalls) don’t list out ingredients. The good news? “Around 90 percent of kids eventually outgrow their dairy, egg, wheat and soy allergies,” says Dr. Andrea Rajnakova , the founder and director of Andrea’s Digestive, Colon, Liver And Gallbladder Clinic . Nevertheless, food allergy triggers can sneak up on you in unassuming dishes. In the meantime – or if your child has a nut or shellfish food allergy, of which the chances of outgrowing it are lower – here’s how to deal. The good news? “Around 90 percent of kids eventually outgrow their dairy, egg, wheat and soy allergies,” says Dr. Andrea Rajnakova , the founder and director of Andrea’s Digestive, Colon, Liver And Gallbladder Clinic . Nevertheless, food allergy triggers can sneak up on you in unassuming dishes. In the meantime – or if your ... » Learn More about Learn about these hidden food allergy triggers commonly found in local cuisine