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PARIS (Reuters) -Debt-laden Atos has picked the offer of its anchor investor David Layani to restructure its debt, Le Figaro newspaper reported on Monday.

PETALING JAYA: Eateries are adopting a wait-and-see approach and will not be increasing their prices – for now.

He, however, warned that there could be sudden price increases if continuous engagement with industry players is not done properly.“Those in Putrajaya may not have real-life commercial experience, so the impact and loopholes of the may be better spotted by industry players. “Some of my suppliers have applied for it but either they have not gotten their fleet card yet or were rejected without a proper explanation.

Not all price increases, said Keu, are tied to the diesel subsidy as other areas of business operations have also gotten pricier. He suggested that the Finance Ministry link up with other relevant agencies or ministries to make the process smoother by having a comprehensive database of businesses and their vehicles.

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