KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has attracted significant interest in its equity market, becoming the best performer in Southeast Asia when compared to its regional peers for the first 10 and a half months of …
Widow of Malaysia’s Daim Zainuddin insists on case against late ex-minister to go on
Naimah Khalid says Daim wanted ‘his day in court’ to clear his name in a case slammed by their family as ‘politically motivated’.
Daim believed Malaysia’s unity and diversity would lead it to greatness, says his family
Tun Daim Zainuddin, the late former finance minister, held a steadfast belief that the country’s unity and diversity would lead to greatness, guided by the youth of Malaysia, until his last breath.
Daim believed Malaysia’s unity and diversity would lead it to greatness, says his family
Tun Daim Zainuddin, the late former finance minister, held a steadfast belief that the country’s unity and diversity would lead to greatness, guided by the youth of Malaysia, until his last breath.
AI may be used to detect accidents in real time in Malaysia
Swifter detection can facilitate quicker responses from first-responders to accidents. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Attika Group eyes expansion into Malaysia, manufacturing sector after IPO
SHARES of Singapore Exchange (SGX) newcomer Attika Group have been on a tear since its initial public offering (IPO). For its listing on the Catalist board, the company issued 21 million placement …
Attika Group eyes expansion into Malaysia, manufacturing sector after IPO
SHARES of Singapore Exchange (SGX) newcomer Attika Group have been on a tear since its initial public offering (IPO). For its listing on the Catalist board, the company issued 21 million placement …
Diverse Malaysian businesses flourishing in Cambodia
Malaysian businesses are thriving in Cambodia across sectors like construction, education and healthcare, showcasing the country’s potential for expansion, says the Malaysia-Cambodia Business …
Malaysian man jailed for four months in Brunei for trespassing and assault with machete
Brunei Magistrate Syaffina Shahif has handed a four-month jail sentence to a 40-year-old Malaysian man after he pleaded guilty to charges of criminal trespass and assault involving a machete.
Malaysian jailed 4 months in Brunei for trespass, brandishing parang
A 40-year-old Malaysian man has been sentenced to four months in jail in Brunei for committing criminal trespass and threatening a guard with a parang. Magistrate Syaffina Shahif meted out the …