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Blue skies ahead for Awantec?
Fresh from being told it would be paid a settlement sum for a scrapped government project, and almost a year after it had its affected listed issuer status lifted, Awanbiru […]
Will plantations wilt under tariff heat?
Malaysia’s plantation sector appears less vulnerable to the ongoing tariff war since the United States is not a key market for its palm products. However, the situation is more complicated […]
Buy, hold or sell?
It looks like there is no clear-cut market strategy for now, given the fluid situation of the global tariff war sparked by US President Donald Trump. Read full story Date: […]
Saving Wildlife in urban jungles
As a country famous for its dewy green rainforests teeming with wildlife, has Malaysia been deviating from its premise of biodiversity conservation in favour of urbanisation? Read full story Date: […]
E-invoicing an unnecessary burden
With the recent implementation of e-invoicing requirements, many organisations are scrambling to ensure compliance. While the objective of e-invoicing is well-intentioned, its broad application to non-profit entities such as joint […]
How high can landed properties go?
How high is too high? Depending on local council regulations, landed properties are subject to maximum height restrictions. Read full story Date: 13 April, 2025 12:00 am Source: thestar.com.my
Ringgit likely to strengthen further next week amid weakening US dollar
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit is expected to extend its gains against the US dollar next week, potentially trading between 4.41 and 4.42, said Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd chief economist Dr […]
Government funds risk overpaying and crowding the market
Khazanah Nasional Bhd has said that uncertainties stemming from the global tariff war are making it difficult for the sovereign wealth fund to exit its private assets. Read full story […]
The road to a dynamic capital market starts here
Talk about poor timing. SumiSaujana Group Bhd was the first casualty, as it was listed right at the height of the escalating trade war whereby global equity markets were dragged […]
Businesses cautious on AI adoption
Despite government efforts to promote artificial intelligenec (AI) adoption in the public and private sectors, most Malaysian businesses remain cautious, says Chan Kee Siak, CEO and founder of Exabytes – […]