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The coronavirus may have turbocharged delivery volumes. But food delivery apps have a way more complex business model than this first appears, says Li Jianggan.

As the original epicentre of the COVID-19 outbreak, China was the first to impose a strict lockdown on millions of its residents. Business is almost as usual for some companies now - albeit with precationary measures to prevent new infections. Money Mind reports.

Some who have been unsuccessful in their job hunt are taking up internships, doing odd jobs or considering further studies to stay positive and stop disillusion from creeping in so early in their post-school life.

WASHINGTON, DC: The Federal Reserve will meet next week for the first time since US states began easing shutdowns imposed to stop the coronavirus pandemic, unexpectedly boosting employment numbers after two months of massive layoffs. The world's largest economy added 2.5 million jobs and the ...

NEW DELHI: Indian oil-to-telecoms conglomerate Reliance Industries said on Sunday (Jun 7) that the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) will buy 1.16 per cent of its digital unit Jio Platforms for 56.83 billion rupees (US$752 million). ADIA's investment in Jio Platforms, which comprises ...

Indian oil-to-telecoms conglomerate Reliance Industries said on Sunday that the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) will buy 1.16per cent of its digital unit Jio Platforms for 56.83 billion rupees (US$752 million).

SINGAPORE: The strong growth in foreign currency deposits in Singapore this year has come from diverse sources - domestic, regional and beyond the region - and for varied reasons, said the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Sunday (Jun 7). "No single region or country source dominates," it ...

Lufthansa will bring home any Germans it flies abroad on vacation, Chief Executive Carsten Spohr said in a newspaper interview, seeking to assuage holidaymakers' concerns that new coronavirus outbreaks could leave them stranded.

DUBAI: Gulf carriers Emirates and Etihad Airways are extending the period of reduced pay for their staff until September as they try to preserve cash during the global coronavirus pandemic. The aviation industry has been among the worst hit by the outbreak, which has dented travel demand and ......

WASHINGTON: The Federal Reserve will meet next week for the first time since US states began easing shutdowns imposed to stop the coronavirus pandemic, unexpectedly boosting employment numbers after two months of massive layoffs. The world's largest economy added 2.5 million jobs and the ...