FCB SHOUT’s growth momentum continues unabated with a number of high-profile Malaysian, regional and global brands signing the agency for creative and integrated marketing duties.
Creating new business opportunities based on mutual trust
about 43% of the Japanese companies in Malaysia would like to expand their business in the next one to two years. Specifically, there are more hoping to expand “sales functions” and …
Creating new business opportunities based on mutual trust
about 43% of the Japanese companies in Malaysia would like to expand their business in the next one to two years. Specifically, there are more hoping to expand “sales functions” and …
Malaysia a top destination for property investment
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia remains a destination for real estate investment for Chinese investors as the slowdown in the republic’s property market is leading to an increase in Chinese investment in …
Malaysia’s new digital nomad visa aims to make it Southeast Asia’s remote work hub, but competition from Bali is fierce
Opening to applicants on October 1, the De Rantau Programme is a ‘digital nomad pass’ that is cheap, with only a few qualifying criteria for a 12-month stay The visa is intended to make Malaysia the …
Analysts bullish on energy, tech and finance sector after August results season
Analysts covering stocks listed on Bursa Malaysia are most bullish on energy, technology and finance sectors, following the quarterly result seasons in August, according to Bursa Malaysia, using …
aha launches in Malaysia
In an endeavor to extend exciting entertainment offerings, aha one of India’s leading regional language OTT platforms, launches in Malaysia with a robust content offering for the local Tamil diaspora.
aha launches in Malaysia
In an endeavor to extend exciting entertainment offerings, aha one of India’s leading regional language OTT platforms, launches in Malaysia with a robust content offering for the local Tamil diaspora.
Why The Price of Petrol Increased in Indonesia But Not in Malaysia
Despite some superficial similarities, the production and distribution of energy is structured quite differently in the two countries.
Why The Price of Petrol Increased in Indonesia But Not in Malaysia
Despite some superficial similarities, the production and distribution of energy is structured quite differently in the two countries.