The office of Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, who is grappling with discontent in his ruling coalition, denied on Monday that he was undergoing treatment for cancer.
Dentsu Malaysia appoints Dheeraj Raina as media CEO
KUALA LUMPUR: Dentsu Malaysia (formerly Dentsu Aegis Network) has announced the appointment of Dheeraj Raina as media CEO.
Dentsu Malaysia appoints Dheeraj Raina as media CEO
KUALA LUMPUR: Dentsu Malaysia (formerly Dentsu Aegis Network) has announced the appointment of Dheeraj Raina as media CEO.
Second Malaysia minister tests positive for Covid-19
Malaysia’s Datuk Seri Rina Mohd Harun is the second Cabinet minister to have tested positive for Covid-19 in as many days.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Coronavirus latest: Malaysia’s Mustapa Mohamed tests positive
(Tokyo time) 5:20 a.m. Malaysia’s economic affairs minister, Mustapa Mohamed, has tested positive for the coronavirus. He was hospitalized and is reportedly in sta …
Long queues at hypermarts, restaurants in Malaysia ahead of expected curbs
Malaysians thronged hypermarkets and restaurants over the weekend to stock up on supplies and dine with family and friends, ahead of new movement curbs widely expected to be announced by Prime …
Higher Open Expected For Malaysia Stock Market
The Malaysia stock market has finished higher in back-to-back trading days, gathering more than 40 points or 2.5 percent along the …
Long queues at hypermarts, restaurants in Malaysia amid talk of fresh Covid-19 curbs
Ministers urged people not to panic buy ahead of new measures expected to be announced on Monday.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Nepali investors make millions from opaque share deals
A handful of Nepali investors have made fortunes buying and selling Ncell shares using funds which appear to have flowed covertly to them via tax havens from the Malaysian telecom giant, Axiata, and …
What derailed the Singapore-Malaysia high-speed link, and where now for neighbours’ troubled relationship?
It was supposed to be a seminal, US$25 billion deal that would make Malaysia’s Johor a New Jersey to Singapore’s Manhattan. Where did it all go wrong?