DBS Bank has appointed a new Malaysia country head to take over from Mr Jeffrey Ling, who will be retiring from the role but taking on a senior advisory role.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Malaysia Bourse Set To End Losing Streak
The Malaysia stock market has tracked lower in back-to-back sessions, sinking almost 15 points or 0.9 percent along the way. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index now rests just above the 1,565-point …
Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint: MyDigital blueprint to drive Malaysia’s high-income nation aspirations
BY the end of this decade, Malaysia will become a high-value-added economy and a net exporter of home-grown technologies and digital solutions, according to the road map set out in th Digital Economy …
Committee of Supply 2021 debate, Day 2: Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim on Singapore’s ties with Malaysia and Brunei
MP Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim asked how Singapore has maintained close links with Malaysia, given the disruption to cross-border flows caused by COVID-19 especially after a surge in infections …
Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint: Boosting cloud capabilities in Malaysia
THE Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint plans to boost the growth of the cloud industry by adopting a cloud-first strategy in the public sector and appointing Cloud Service Providers (CSP) and Manage …
Summary of business news from Feb 22 to 28
Genting Malaysia’s head of business operations and strategies, Lee Thiam Kit said the group was committed to launching the park while the economy was less certain during the coronavirus pandemic.
DBS names Raof Latiff as new country head for Malaysia
He is taking over from Mr Jeffrey Ling, who will be retiring from the role but staying on as a senior adviser.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Malaysia tackles queue-jumping in Covid-19 inoculation drive
KUALA LUMPUR – A Malaysian minister has removed the names of queue-jumpers who tried to quickly get the Covid-19 vaccine, saying the government has drawn up a clear guideline to identify frontliners …
75.9% of businesses in Malaysia expect headcount to stay the same in Q1 2021
Separately, TalentCorp Malaysia revealed that as of the end of February, as many as 25,142 individuals have gained jobs while 13,816 employees have lost their jobs.
75.9% of businesses in Malaysia expect headcount to stay the same in Q1 2021
Separately, TalentCorp Malaysia revealed that as of the end of February, as many as 25,142 individuals have gained jobs while 13,816 employees have lost their jobs.