Edmund Lee
Assistant Editor at The New York Times
Sensibility is cheap. Reporting is expensive. https://t.co/IqMqkWe0NL
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6 days ago |
buletinmutiara.com | Edmund Lee
AFTER more than 30 years of waiting, residents of Rifle Garden A and B in Padang Tembak were relieved and delighted as long-overdue road repairs were finally completed in their neighbourhood. The road patching, costing RM121,300, was carried out under the Bukit Bendera parliamentary constituency initiative and covered both Rifle Garden A and B. Speaking to the media, Bukit Bendera MP Syerleena Abd Rashid expressed her gratitude to all parties involved in making the upgrades possible.
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1 week ago |
news.nestia.com | Edmund Lee
RENOWNED celebrity chef Martin Yan brought his signature energy and culinary expertise to SEGi College Penang, inspiring young talents and culinary enthusiasts alike. The event, titled “A Masterclass with Chef Martin Yan,” drew students, parents, and culinary enthusiasts for a live session with the internationally acclaimed chef.
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2 weeks ago |
news.nestia.com | Edmund Lee
WITH the Chinese Dumpling Festival falling on May 31 this year, Feng Yi Dumplings, a family-run business on Lebuhraya Merdeka in George Town, is abuzz with activity as orders for their famous bak chang continue to pour in. Established in 1975 by founder Teoh Siew Hong, now 86, Feng Yi Dumplings has grown from a modest family operation into a thriving enterprise employing over 60 staff members.
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2 weeks ago |
buletinmutiara.com | Edmund Lee
WITH the Chinese Dumpling Festival falling on May 31 this year, Feng Yi Dumplings, a family-run business on Lebuhraya Merdeka in George Town, is abuzz with activity as orders for their famous bak chang continue to pour in. Established in 1975 by founder Teoh Siew Hong, now 86, Feng Yi Dumplings has grown from a modest family operation into a thriving enterprise employing over 60 staff members.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Andrew Ross Sorkin |Edmund Lee |Bernhard Warner |Sarah Kessler |Lauren Hirsch |Danielle Kaye
House Republicans overcame bitter differences to deliver President Trump a major victory on Thursday. Minutes ago, they narrowly passed a spending bill that packs in huge tax cuts and guts many of Joe Biden's signature policies on student-debt relief and climate transition efforts. The next hurdle is the Senate, where Republican lawmakers - especially those looking to preserve elements of Biden initiatives and Medicaid entitlements - could claw back some cuts.
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RT @Jamie_Weinstein: This story published in @nytimes @dealbook is likely playing out similarly with many small businesses. Just terrible…
Today's @dealbook: "Because Trump has shown that he will listen to the bond market, the thinking goes, he has lost negotiating leverage.... That means other trading partners can demand things from the U.S., and not...the other way around." https://t.co/8VNBXn7V8D.
This plus Jamie Dimon going on Fox Business this am suggests Murdoch could be sending signals
Fox News tells a story a small business owner who used to pay $26,000 in tariffs on goods imported from China, but now faces a $346,000 tariff due to Trump’s new 104% tariff on Chinese imports. "We think that China is gonna have to pay for it. A special needs toy importer-- when https://t.co/bcDBrlUggM
