International Schools local intake quota lifted.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/putrajaya-scraps-local-student-quota-in-international-schools

This does make the upcoming TAYLORS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL at Bukit Puchong even more appealing as another reason to invest in Puchong's new HOTSPOT - BP:NEWTOWN.

TESCO Bukit Puchong

It's welcoming news that TESCO has finally erected the noticeboard at the Bukit Puchong NEWTOWN site.

The target date of completion is July 2012 - bringing with it a world of convenience and savings to the residents of Bukit Puchong and the surrounding neighbourhoods. This complements the Carrefour just down the road. Residents of Bukit Puchong and BP:NEWTOWN are getting spoilt for choice in a great way.

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2 March 2012 THE STAR METRO

Newtown makes its debut

Serviced suites open for registration at MAPEX

Since the launch of BP:NEWTOWN's shop offices, there has been a huge amount of interests on the upcoming serviced suites. Some like to call it SOHO. We are pleased to announce the start of registration of interests from prospectives buyers on the Suites from March 2nd at MAPEX 2012. MARCH 2-4 2012. Mid-Valley Convention Centre. Our booth number is: 1064 See you there!

The Newtown ad in The Star on 10 February.

BP:NEWTOWN will be the new town centre serving Bukit Puchong and all the new premium developments surrounding it. It comprises 124 shop-offices of 3 and 4-storey types and service suites.

With Taylor’s International School as its new neighbour, plus the upcoming hypermarket, BP:NEWTOWN is certainly going to be the new hotspot in Puchong.

TUKAR SUCCESS STORY IN BUKIT PUCHONG

Single mum enjoys rewarding trade with Tukar - The Star 30 January 2012

PUCHONG: Single mother Jessica Wong is constantly trying to strike a balance between caring for a teenage daughter and running a sundry shop. Since the store's opening nearly 10 years ago, Wong knew that the only way she could better her life was to modernise it. But the 42-year-old thought it was just a dream until she learned about Transformasi Untuk Kedai Runcit (Tukar) or Sundry Shop Transformation programme.

“I read about it in the newspapers in March last year and I immediately applied.
“By the end of March, they came in, and in two weeks I was back in business,” she said.

The programme provided Wong with a RM60,000 soft loan to cover renovation costs. But what she felt was equally if not more important were the skills she learned on how to run a modern business. From product display to stock-keeping and management principles, Wong learned to look at her business as not just a sundry shop, but a whole customer experience.

And her decision to tukar (change) has definitely paid off. Since taking part in the programme, Wong had seen her revenue increase by 30% in the first three months before it skyrocketed to 60%.

Wong was one of 101 sundry shop owners who were selected to receive the soft loan plus mentorship under Tesco Malaysia on how to run a modern retail business. Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Sung-Hwan Do said they provided comprehensive training for the programme participants

The DPM visiting the store recently.

Bukit Puchong success story Jessica Wong behind the DPM of Malaysia
on the latter's recent visit to Bukit Puchong to visit the store.