Economy

Nestlé Hong Kong is strengthening its commitment to community well-being through food donations, volunteer initiatives, and sustainability programs. From reducing food waste and promoting digital inclusion to coastal cleanups and eco-recycling, the company continues to create shared value, enhancing quality of life while fostering a more sustainable future for all.

Sun Life Singapore’s “Life is Brighter” Charity Fund supports diabetes prevention and mental well-being with Community Chest, expanding to broader ESG causes. Building on its 2023 Philanthropic Pledge, it channels donations and fundraising towards lasting societal and environmental impact.

Tesla’s projects in Austin and India illustrate how sustainability-focused investments can deliver long-term benefits for local economies and green industry growth.

A heartfelt initiative is providing uninterrupted access to electricity and water for a local elderly home, ensuring residents live in safety, comfort, and dignity while easing the financial burden on the home and its caregivers.

Malaysia is redefining CSR by aligning it with SDG goals and ESG practices. Learn how this integrated approach creates meaningful, measurable impact.

Major companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta are driving CSR programs that boost global economic resilience through digital skills and inclusive training.

SME Compass 3.0 boosts women-led Malaysian SMEs with financing, digital tools, and export readiness in a bid to strengthen local entrepreneurship.

In a world often dominated by headlines about profit margins, market growth, and business disruption, it is easy to forget that true...

Bringing smiles and gratitude to children as they receive essential daily hygiene items to support their well-being, this thoughtful contribution helps ensure they grow up in a clean, healthy, and caring environment — allowing them to focus on learning, playing, and thriving.

Malaysia’s push to produce sustainable aviation fuel by 2027 reflects a high-stakes opportunity for green economic growth—despite real challenges in feedstock, cost, and infrastructure.