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A 35-year-old man has been sentenced to seven months in jail after taking part in a delivery fraud scheme that exploited a loophole in Grab's courier system. The case is another reminder that even digital platforms built around automation and app-based workflows can still be vulnerable when internal controls are not tight enough.

Netflix is once again pushing its subscription prices higher, at least in the United States, adding another round of cost increases for users who are already used to seeing streaming prices slowly creep upward. The updated U.S. pricing now lists the ad-supported plan at US$8.99, the standard ad-free plan at US$19.99, and the premium tier at US$26.99. Multiple reports say the changes first appeared on Netflix's support pages rather than through a major public rollout.

If you've been following Malaysia's fuel subsidy updates, there's a new development that's worth paying attention to. The government has officially announced a revision to the BUDI95 petrol subsidy scheme, and it's set to take effect very soon.

Malaysia's rising medical costs have become harder to ignore, especially for families already feeling the pressure of higher living expenses. When insurance premiums go up, it is not just a number on paper. It affects household budgets, long-term planning, and the confidence people have in whether they can continue relying on private medical coverage in the years ahead.

Rising fuel prices are once again putting pressure on transport operators, and Grab's latest move in Singapore shows just how quickly that pressure can flow down to drivers and passengers. GrabCab has announced a temporary increase in metered taxi fares from March 30 until May 31, saying the adjustment is meant to help drivers cope with higher fuel costs during a period of price volatility.