Malaysian multinational low-cost airline AirAsia has flown 5,03,628 passengers between Malaysia and Bangladesh till date, making the latter one of its most important markets in Asia. Paul Carroll, …
Malaysia’s King gets ‘GOLD 1’ number plate with record RM1.5m winning bid
PETALING JAYA – Malaysia’s King Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar is the proud owner of a special edition “GOLD 1” number plate with a winning bid of RM1.5 million (S$422,000). Read more at straitstimes.com.
Untapped Potential: Decoding Malaysia $5.8 Billion Dairy Market to 2027: Ken Research
Get ready for a delightful scoop of insights! The Malaysian dairy market, a creamy blend of rising demand, diverse consumer preferences, and fierce competition, is churning up exciting growth. Ken …
Untapped Potential: Decoding Malaysia $5.8 Billion Dairy Market to 2027: Ken Research
Get ready for a delightful scoop of insights! The Malaysian dairy market, a creamy blend of rising demand, diverse consumer preferences, and fierce competition, is churning up exciting growth. Ken …
GAS MALAYSIA’S FY2023 EARNINGS DIP ON LOWER VOLUME OF NATURAL GAS SOLD
As for the fourth quarter, Gas Malaysia’s net profit increased to RM104.33 million from RM95.23 million, while revenue fell to RM1.80 billion from RM2.22 billion due to lower average natural gas …
Public Bank to spend $15 mln on acquiring RHB Securities Vietnam
Public Bank Vietnam, a wholly owned subsidiary of Malaysia’s Public Bank Berhad, will spend VND374 billion ($15.24 million) on acquiring RHB Securities Vietnam.
Malaysia’s Islamist party applauds PM Anwar’s vow to put sharia bill back before parliament
The plan to table Bill 355 may add more fuel to Malaysia’s culture wars amid surging religious conservatism and Malay nationalism.
Ex-pilot describes how Malaysia Airlines flight was turned into ‘killing machine’
Ten years on from what should have been a routine flight, there is still no news about what happened to 239 people, including six Australians, after they boarded MH370 at Kuala Lumpur.
CyberSecurity Malaysia: Malaysian organisations ready for generative AI, but cybersecurity laws urgently needed
Malaysian organisations are at the forefront in terms of readiness to adopt generative artificial intelligence (AI) for their business and operation, …
Dark history of Malaysia’s Chinese villages underscores fury over Unesco bid
The New Villages were built by the British colonial authorities when then Malaya was besieged by a communist insurgency.