Construction activity in the residential property subsector recorded significant growth in the first quarter of 2025 (1Q 2025) where the number of …
Bursa Malaysia ends lower as profit-taking hits financial counters
Bursa Malaysia gave up early gains to close lower today, as profit-taking emerged in selected financial services counters, amid cautious sentiment on …
Bursa Malaysia ends lower as profit-taking hits financial counters
Bursa Malaysia gave up early gains to close lower today, as profit-taking emerged in selected financial services counters, amid cautious sentiment on …
After Trump tariffs, Malaysia to ease price hikes in bid to fuel economy
Softening RON95, electricity and SST increases will deepen the fiscal deficit but shore up a slowing economy. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Heineken Malaysia growth trajectory intact
Heineken Malaysia Bhd is poised for steady growth in 2025, backed by resilient local demand, rising tourist arrivals and macro tailwinds such as the stronger ringgit and minimum wage hike.
HK actor Alfred Cheung picks Malaysia as good choice for 2nd home, impressed by cleanliness
While Cheung sees the country as a promising option for a second home, he’s still waiting for the right time to purchase a property here.
Why Malaysia needs the Urban Renewal Act and why some are resisting it
KUALA LUMPUR, May 6 — After more than a decade in the making, Malaysia’s much-anticipated Urban Renewal Bill is expected to be tabled in the upcoming July parliamentary sitting. The Bill aims to …
After Trump tariffs, Malaysia delays local hikes in bid to fuel economic growth
Softening RON95, electricity and SST increases will deepen the fiscal deficit but shore up a slowing economy. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Google Doubles Down On Malaysia With $236 Million Data Center Deal Awarded To Gamuda
Malaysia is rapidly emerging as a key hub for data centers, fueled by the region’s AI boom. Last year, Google announced plans to invest $2 billion in the country.
Economists lower Malaysia’s GDP growth forecast to 4.5%, remain confident in economy’s resilience
Economists revised downwards Malaysia’s 2025 gross domestic product (GDP) growth to 4.5 per cent due to the debilitating tariffs implemented by the United States (US), but remained confident in the …