Angie Tan

Angie Tan is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.

E-mail: angietan@themalaysianinsight.com

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Experts urge ‘soft landing’ in subsidy policy tweak

Experts urge ‘soft landing’ in subsidy policy tweak

Govt’s targeted approach should be done gradually to cushion economic pains, they say.

Angie Tana year ago
Govt u-turn on egg, chicken subsidies gets all-round support

Govt u-turn on egg, chicken subsidies gets all-round support

Business community, public welcome the move.  

Angie Tana year ago
Property developers say still struggling

Property developers say still struggling

Builders say banks adding to difficulty by being overly cautious in giving out loans.
 

Angie Tana year ago
Pork prices expected to rise in July

Pork prices expected to rise in July

Effects of February culling will be felt six months down the line, says supplier. 

Angie Tana year ago

New, costly sugar won’t cause prices to soar, say F&B groups

Restaurants will stick to price-controlled variety of sweetener.

Angie Tana year ago
Reality check for ‘sour grapes’ MCA

Reality check for ‘sour grapes’ MCA

Analysts says Chinese is sore about Umno ties with DAP.

Angie Tana year ago
Sales of fans, air conditioners triple as temperatures peak

Sales of fans, air conditioners triple as temperatures peak

Dealers enjoy brisk business as Malaysian try to beat the extreme heat.

Angie Tana year ago
Do more for women, groups tell Putrajaya

Do more for women, groups tell Putrajaya

Female leaders want more policies, benefits, assistance from govt.

Angie Tana year ago
Chinese charities struggle to help poor and sick

Chinese charities struggle to help poor and sick

Donations are down and prices up, say groups providing medical aid.

Angie Tana year ago
Businesses call for campaign to prep public for plastic bag ban

Businesses call for campaign to prep public for plastic bag ban

Govt must educate people to get them to change.

Angie Tana year ago
Malaysian durian exporters unfazed by China competition

Malaysian durian exporters unfazed by China competition

They say the best fruits come from mature trees.

Angie Tana year ago
Employers baulk at another minimum wage hike

Employers baulk at another minimum wage hike

SMEs group tells govt not to add to their problems.

Angie Tana year ago
Base ingredient shortage pushes up Chinese medicine prices

Base ingredient shortage pushes up Chinese medicine prices

Dealers blame rising demand in producing countries.

Angie Tana year ago
Groups at odds over vegetable shortage in markets

Groups at odds over vegetable shortage in markets

Poser over whether pest attacks and hot weather are affecting supply.

Angie Tana year ago
Arcturus strain divides experts on mask efficacy

Arcturus strain divides experts on mask efficacy

Researcher says covering up helps minimise risk, while former minister says masks won’t stop new variant.

Angie Tana year ago