The opening of borders between Malaysia and Indonesia would facilitate the movement of business travellers between the two countries.
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‘Buy now, pay later’ solution gains popularity among shoppers in Malaysia
The rise in e-commerce has brought forth “buy now, pay later” (BNPL), an instalment payment solution for businesses and consumers that …
Can an NCC help reset Malaysia?
THE urgency for an assembly of the country’s sharpest thinkers and most respected figures – especially from the younger generation – to reshape …
Malaysia: Transaction News: BP Completes USD5 Billion Sale Of Its Global Aromatics & Acetyls Business To INEOS
Skrine has advised long-time client BP plc on the Malaysian aspects of its USD5 billion sale of its global aromatics, acetyls and related businesses to INEOS.
Malaysia relaxes some CNY curbs after criticism
The Malaysian government yesterday revised its Chinese New Year health protocols to allow up to 15 people to attend the reunion dinner, following a barrage of criticism from Chinese groups and …
Malaysia Stock Market Tipped To Rebound On Monday
The Malaysia stock market on Friday ended the three-day winning streak in which it had collected almost 20 points or 1.2 percent. The …
Umno – and Malaysia – at the crossroads
Once an irresistable force in Malaysian politics that could almost command a simple parliamentary majority on its own, the United Malays National Organisation (Umno) has in the last few years been a …
When we were separated fleeing Syria, I feared I’d never see my family again. But now we are safe in Montreal
First we moved to Malaysia, then paid smugglers to travel from Indonesia to Australia. After spending years in detention camps, my father and I finally were able to join my mother and siblings in …
Over 30 Rohingya caught arriving in Malaysia by boat in January: police
More than 30 Rohingya people, believed to have fled a refugee camp in Indonesia, were caught arriving in Malaysia by boat last month, the Malaysian police said on Sunday.