Carian mengenai topik lower prices

EMIR Research suggests to start with the DNB's claim of being able to provide lower prices to the end customers.

The 'Keluarga Malaysia Cheap Sale' programme will be held beginning next month until the end of the year with essential items sold at lower prices.

The govt should establish shops offering daily necessities at affordable prices to help address the rising cost of living, Dr Yusof Saari said.

The government will extend the Keluarga Malaysia Sales Programme throughout Ramadan to allow the people the opportunity to purchase basic necessities at lower prices.

Malaysia is expected to have more EV charging stations in future given the local capability of providing services to set up such facilities at lower prices.

The nationwide implementation of 'Program Jualan Malaysia' or PJM 2022 initiative throughout the year will enable people to shop at cheaper prices as well as help revive the retail sector.

The proposed SWN for the 5G, which will give telcos equal access to the network infrastructure, may lead to the entry of more new players and drive entrants and telcos to offer better services.

The government's move to allow the import of frozen whole chicken is expected to be able to help reduce the prices of the item in the market.

You find lower prices online than at bricks-and-mortar stores, right? Wrong.

MIDF Research said shale oil producers in the United States are not expected to limit their production despite weakness in global crude oil prices.

1GB is not sufficient, social media users complain a day after the Communication and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek announced the new prices for the basic broadband packages.

Pertubuhan Pemikir Agenda Watan Malaysia (Pemikir) will create a halal supply chain as an alternative for consumers seeking goods at lower prices.

The BNM Governor described the move as a "very positive development" for the economy as consumers will benefit from lower prices.

The plan to lower car prices in stages by 20-30 per cent within five years as promised in the Barisan Nasional manifesto before the GE13.