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Germany proposes giving EV buyers subsidies to boost demand
BERLIN: Germany is set to start a major subsidy programme for electric vehicles (EVs) worth €3bil (US$3.5bil), renewing efforts to push sales and support one of its key industries. Read […]
Firm CPO prices to bolster plantation industry
PETALING JAYA: The plantation sector is expected to remain profitable in the year ahead, supported by still-firm crude palm oil (CPO) prices and healthy balance sheets, even as limited earnings […]
Steady flow of jobs strengthens Kerjaya Prospek’s earnings visibility
PETALING JAYA: Construction outfit Kerjaya Prospek Group Bhd remains a preferred pick among construction stocks due to the steady flow of projects, coupled with the potential to clinch an industrial […]
Toyota still has the drive
Globally, Chinese carmakers have been nibbling away on market shares. Read full story Date: 19 January, 2026 1:15 am Source: thestar.com.my
Retailers get a lift from Sara
The relatively strong run in the consumer retail sector seen in recent months appear to show no signs of exhaustion just yet. Read full story Date: 19 January, 2026 1:15 […]
Metals keep shining bright
Global equity markets had a good 2025 with most major benchmarks recording double-digit percentage gains. The metal complex, however, outperformed in 2025 and started the year with gold, silver, platinum […]
Hurdles in DBS’ Alliance Bank bid
DBS Bank Ltd’s planned entry into Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd may be facing a challenge to secure approvals from the authorities for the stake sought by the Singaporean bank. Read […]
iCents eyes Asean
iCents Group Holdings Bhd is among a handful of companies that were listed in 2025 on Bursa Malaysia – and which finished the year in the green, up close to […]
Ringgit likely to trade within narrow range next week ahead of BNM OPR decision
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit is likely to trade within a narrow range against the US dollar next week as investors take a cautious stance ahead of Bank Negara Malaysia’s Monetary […]
Urban harmony: Can stakeholders row together?
The health of Malaysia’s property sector is more than just buildings. Behind every high-rise and residential project, there is a delicate balance between local authorities, private developers and the public. […]