Penjana Kapital has attracted eight foreign VC managers, namely from the United States, South Korea, China, Indonesia and Singapore.
Coronavirus Malaysia: Top Glove put profits before people, say migrant workers
As Top Glove confirmed a worker had died of Covid-19, a whistle-blower who was fired for sharing photos about factory conditions said he was concerned distancing was not enforced.
World’s top glove maker says Malaysia worker died from COVID-19
More than 5,000 of Top Glove’s Malaysia workers have tested positive for the coronavirus, the country’s biggest cluster.
Ongoing recovery China to lift Malaysia’s industrial production: Moody’s
The ongoing recovery in Chinaʼs production will help moderate the decline in Malaysiaʼs industrial production in the near future, Moody’s Analytics economist Denise Cheok said.
INSIGHT-Malaysia’s Top Glove fired whistleblower before virus outbreak
Yubaraj Khadka, a worker in Malaysia for Top Glove Corp, took two photos in May of fellow employees crowding into a factory of the world’s biggest maker of medical-grade latex gloves. By Liz Lee and A …
Private pilots cautious about flying over Malaysia
Private pilots at two of the major local flying clubs here have been cautious about flying over Malaysia amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but are even more careful now after an incident last month when two …
Penjana Kapital’s success to have a trickle-down effect on Malaysia’s VC ecosystem
“The foreign VC commitment will also encourage private capital to support promising local start-ups and businesses, alleviating their challenges as a result of the pandemic,” Finance Minister …
Penjana Kapital’s success to have a trickle-down effect on Malaysia’s VC ecosystem
“The foreign VC commitment will also encourage private capital to support promising local start-ups and businesses, alleviating their challenges as a result of the pandemic,” Finance Minister …
New businesses mushroom in Malaysia despite COVID-19 pandemic gloom
Educator Sujietra Jayaseelan was meant to set up a physical after-school coaching center for children in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, but her plan was scuppered in March when …
New businesses mushroom in Malaysia despite pandemic gloom
Nearly 280,000 new businesses registered in Malaysia between March and September with fresh enterprises in sectors such as food and beverage, online retail and fitness.. Read more at straitstimes.com.