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Politics weighs on market outlook

PETALING JAYA: Incessant political squabbles are raising the Malaysian stock market’s risk premium and experts say the continuation of such noises will weigh down any upside in the market. With Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin insisting yesterday that he will not resign unless his fate is tested in a no-confidence vote to be tabled in September, this means political uncertainties will prolong for at least another month. The announcement by the Prime Minister came at a time when market sentiment was already suffering from the threat of high Covid-19 cases, the extremely long movement restriction period and weak economic conditions.

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Reiwa Raises $20 Million for Better Tour Packaging: Travel Startup Funding This Week

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more Each week we round up travel startups that have recently received or announced funding. Please email Senior Travel Tech Editor Sean O Neill at so@skift.com if you have funding news. This week, travel startups announced more than $26 million in funding. JAFCO Group and ANRI led the round. Global Brain, Chiba Dojo Fund, Akatsuki, and a half-dozen angel investors also participated. Founded in April, the agency is licensed to sell overseas travel and will aggregate inventory from wholesalers and package it up for sale via smartphones. The company’s founder Takaya Shinozuka previously co-founded the accommodation booking site “Relux” in 2013, and sold it to KDDI in 2017.

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STAYFOLIO raises $4 5m in funding in Series A funding

STAYFOLIO raises $4 5m in funding in Series A funding
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City Council to decide on Coal Harbour school with social housing (RENDERINGS)

The school board reached an agreement with BC Hydro in 2018, allowing the electric utility to demolish Lord Roberts Annex elementary school in the West End to build a new underground substation at Nelson Park. Site of the Coal Harbour elementary school, childcare, and social housing complex. (Henriquez Partners Architects/Vancouver School Board/City of Vancouver) Site of 480 Broughton Street, Vancouver. (Google Maps) In order for construction to begin on the substation, the school at Coal Harbour would have to be built first to serve as a temporary replacement school for Lord Roberts Annex students. BC Hydro is funding the construction costs of both the new Coal Harbour school, which will become much-needed expansion capacity for the city centre, and the new replacement Lord Roberts Annex at the rebuilt park over the substation.

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Venice 2021: Hong Kong s ambition on show at the architecture biennale, while titanium sculptor Wallace Chan keeps faith with the Italian city

Venice 2021: Hong Kong’s ambition on show at the architecture biennale, while titanium sculptor Wallace Chan keeps faith with the Italian city An advert for the Biennale Architettura 2021 on Venice’s Palazzo San Giustinian in Italy. Photo: John Brunton As the vaporetto water bus slowly steams past majestic palaces, it is evident life has not yet returned to normal in Venice. Italy may be slowly coming out of its latest lockdown but the waters of the Grand Canal remain eerily calm, and the vaporetto does not have to weave through a flotilla of gondolas and water taxis full of tourists. La Serenissima is still anxiously awaiting their return.

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