The heirs of the Sulu sultanate seized the assets of two Petronas subsidiaries in Azerbaijan. The Sulus are said to be demanding USD14.92 billion (RM62.59 billion) from Malaysia, according to a …
Tengku Zafrul: Malaysia’s economy will still grow this year even if there is global recession
KUALA LUMPUR (July 12): Malaysia is ready for any eventualities, including a global recession, just as any country in the world should be prepared for such a possibility, said Finance Minister Tengku …
Petronas subsidiaries seized as lawyers press $15bn claim on Malaysia
Two Luxembourg subsidiaries of Malaysian state oil company Petronas have been seized by the descendants of a late sultan, lawyers said, in a dramatic escalation of a $15bn legal dispute linked to an …
Pandemic turns property outlook analysis upside down
Two years of abnormal market conditions has clouded reasons why Malaysia’s residential property overhang persists …
Leading tech experts to meet and promote AI in Malaysia
Now is the ideal time for Malaysia to surge ahead of the pack because the promise of AI is still far from being fully realised. The 37th global edition of World AI Show – Malaysia, supported by …
Tajuddin dropped as M’sian envoy to Indonesia?
Umno MP Datuk Seri Tajuddin Abdul Rahman, who was recently removed from the party’s supreme council, has now been dropped as Malaysia’s ambassador to Indonesia as well, according to Wisma Putra …
Global Islamic finance market projected to reach $3.69 trillion by 2024
The US is seen as the most favoured destination for capital rich investors from the GCC region such as UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, besides Malaysia, according to Ocorian, a leading fund manager …
Global Islamic finance market projected to reach $3.69 trillion by 2024
The US is seen as the most favoured destination for capital rich investors from the GCC region such as UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, besides Malaysia, according to Ocorian, a leading fund manager …
Global Islamic finance market projected to reach $3.69 trillion by 2024
The US is seen as the most favoured destination for capital rich investors from the GCC region such as UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, besides Malaysia, according to Ocorian, a leading fund manager …
Malaysia still caught in the Jurassic era of work
A four-day-week and more flexible working arrangements must be explored seriously because they could be the key to dragging the Malaysian employment scene out of the dinosaur age.