![]() ![]() These aren't foolproof-they won't work for everyone. So okay, if you're not going to read everything with intense precision and in gory detail, then how are yougoing to read it? What I hope to provide in the following page is a few of the Stupid Academic Tricks about reading that I've learned over the years. Nor would I personally want to talk at my students day in and day out. But on the professiorial side of things, we feel a real obligation to cover a particular field of knowledge in the course of a semester, and we can't do it all through lectures. You might not think that's the ideal way to learn, and I would sort of agree. That calls for a certain kind of smash-and-grab approach to reading.You can't afford to dilly-dally and stop to smell the lilies. You're reading for particular reasons: to get background on important issues, to illuminate some of the central issues in a single session of one course, to raise questions for discussion. We know it, at least most of us do.You have to make strategic decisions about what to read and how to read it. Professors assign more than you can possibly read in any normal fashion. The first thing you should know about reading in college is that it bears little or no resemblance to the sort of reading you do for pleasure, or for your own edification. Revenue, however, rose to RM16.19 million from RM7.14 million.Staying Afloat: Some Scattered Suggestions on Reading in College MAB still has a 30 per cent stake in the company’s catering service.įor the first quarter ended March 31, 2023, BHB narrowed its net loss to RM4.84 million from RM6.92 million. If possible, we want to continue supplying to MAB,” he said.Īt the same time, BHB is unable to put with short term contract extensions of between two and six months which affect BAC’s operation and revenue, he said. "This is not my desired outcome in the first place. Obviously, a break-up with MAB is not BHB’s desired outcome, said Fadhli. "We are also looking to explore other business such as retail and commercial markets to ensure business remains sustainable,” said Fadhli. Plans are in place to negotiate with vendors and the management will return to the drawing board on other non-value-added expenses, he said. MAB was contributing a monthly revenue of about RM12 million from 2003 until its pre-COVID-19 days with minimal price adjustment versus RM8 million today, an amount it stands to lose in the event MAG ends the contract on June 30, 2023.įoreign caterers combined contributed RM6 million per month, he said. This plunged to 218 meals per day during the pandemic although this has climbed to 32,000 meals per day today, said Fadhli. It was producing an average 55,000 meals per day before the pandemic. Practice Note 17 (PN17) is issued to companies in financial distress.īAC’s catering capacity is 60,000 meals. It was reported that MAB’s parent company Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) and BAC could not agree on the terms when renewing the contract.īHB fell into PN17 in 2019 and recovery efforts was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. The rest comes from 35 foreign carriers and BHB is eyeing four more, he told Bernama recently. "Risk is always there,” its group chief executive officer Mohd Fadhli Abdul Rahman said, admitting that its in-flight catering service, Brahim’s Airline Catering Sdn Bhd (BAC) was heavily dependent on MAB, which contributed a whopping 50 per cent of its revenue. The PN17 company was delisted on June 3, 2023, after Bursa Malaysia rejected its appeal for more time to submit its regularisation plan. SEPANG: It is a double whammy for recently delisted in-flight caterer Brahim’s Holdings Bhd (BHB) now on the brink of losing its 25-year contract with Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAB). ![]()
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