The Budi Madani RON95 (Budi95) initiative is seen as a useful demand management tool that helps Malaysia understand national usage patterns, said …
Next wave of finance talent
IN Malaysia’s bustling streets, the smartphone serves as more than a tool for browsing social media and taking selfies; it has become a gateway to a financial revolution, ushering in the era of …
As Kuala Lumpur rises as a global financial hub, TRX marks the next chapter
Tun Razak Exchange, Malaysia’s international financial centre, draws global firms, talent and capital in support of the nation’s growth.
Investors Can Find Comfort In 7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Berhad’s (KLSE:SEM) Earnings Quality
Shareholders appeared unconcerned with 7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Berhad’s ( KLSE:SEM ) lackluster earnings report …
The Pentagon Needed Rare Earths—and Found a Supplier in Malaysia
A year after Beijing cut the world off from vital minerals, the West is breaking China’s chokehold.
Guangdong Goods Go Global: Zhongshan Products in Malaysia Event Makes Its Debut Abroad
Held at Pavilion Bukit Jalil, the two-day event combined a business conference with an offline product exhibition aimed at helping companies from Zhongshan expand their presence i …
Pakistan’s new playbook: Patiala blast attempt exposes Malaysia link in ISI-backed Khalistani network targeting India
A failed sabotage attempt in Patiala has exposed a shift in ISI-backed Khalistani strategy toward targeting India’s critical infrastructure.
Malaysia’s strength in Islamic finance hailed as model for Muslim nations to resist Western networks
Turkiye’s Necmeddin Bilal Erdogan has called on Muslim nations to learn from Malaysia’s Islamic finance sector to build financial systems that are …
Indonesia Wants To Charge Ships For Using The Strait Of Malacca. Malaysia And Singapore Disagree
A proposal from Indonesia’s Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa has exposed a rare crack in the otherwise united stance the three littoral states have long projected over the Strait of Malacca.
The Iran war is pushing Southeast Asia to debate the once unthinkable: Whether ships will need to pay to transit the Strait of Malacca
Indonesia’s finance minister has floated the idea. Singapore and Malaysia are pushing back. Thailand sees an opportunity.