December 14, 2020

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As global economy goes down, gig economy rises

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Matta ropes in Gojo to revitalise tourism, create new jobs

A stock broker leaves the stock investment center near Kuala Lumpur, April 03, 2013. Graphs show Kuala Lumpur stock market declined during the announcement of the dissolution of parliament by Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak. Graph increased again during the evening hours today and closed at 40 sen per unit. This marks the economy malaysia still stable despite parliament was dissolved by the 13th General Election.

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