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Hard-hit Central Market traders seek DBKL's help
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cultural events to be held there to improve business and draw local tourists. • "However, these events
Make Kuala Lumpur the new capital of adaptive sports
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Datuk Seri Megat D. Shahriman Za- harudin, an entrepreneur who, in a business like fashion, is spear
Coliseum Cafe closes its doors for good
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's marketing manager Azrain Azman was quoted by a por- tal as saying they were unable to sustain the business
Local councils check on traders' SOP compliance
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obstructions at the back of premises. Action was taken under Section 20(1)(b) of the Trade, Business and
Blocked direct access angers residents of Taman Salak South
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area. Paramasivam, who runs a fit- ness equipment business, said he had received complaints from
Old obstacles with Kampung Baru
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. Despite being a stone's throw from Kuala Lumpur's central business district, this particularly
Fee exemption for traders at Pekan Sungai Besi food court
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the road- side in Pekan Sungai Besi, Kuala Lumpur can now do business in comfort with the completion
DBKL to relax requirements for issuance of licences
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, Annuar said the licence own business could apply for a would be valid for six months temporary licence
Facing challenges head on
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about is traffic jam. Mahadi's first order of business was to set up a task force lo study ways to
Chinese medicine hall operators fear they cannot clear liquor stock before sales ban takes effect
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stakeholders to get a clearer picture and direction . uor by businesses located near police stations, places
Surviving another lockdown
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. corporate earnings and·business in general? In other words, how is this ne\' lockdown different from the
Sprouting of roadside stalls in Taman Setapak Indah upsets residents
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roadside, causing safety issues. "This may not be an ideal place to do business. "I also noticed that
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