KUALA LUMPUR – At the height of the Covid-19 pandemic in April, car salesman Muhammad Nasrul Musa lost everything he had – his job, his savings and even his car.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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The Malaysia stock market has finished higher in two straight sessions, gathering more than a dozen points or 0.8 percent along the …
Malaysia’s Sabah state holds election in key test for PM
Voters in Malaysia’s eastern state of Sabah went to the polls on Saturday in an election seen as a referendum for embattled Prime Minister Muhyiddin …
Tourism Malaysia targets Q1 2021 for ‘green travel bubbles’ with Asean neighbours
Tourism Malaysia is considering travel bubbles as a means to bolster the floundering local tourism industry badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. During an …
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TODAY’s generation of entrepreneurs are faced with very different challenges from even just five years ago, as the global business scenario has changed dramatically — the financial landscape has …
Malaysia King Will Not Take Near-Term Meetings Amid Political Struggle
The king plays a largely ceremonial role in Malaysia but he could appoint a prime minister who in his view is likely to command a majority in parliament. He could also dissolve pa …
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Known for both his tumultuous political career and his dogged decades-long quest to lead Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim has become one of the most well-known and controversial figures in South East Asia. On …
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Malaysia’s rubber glove makers face ‘massive tailwinds’ like the coronavirus: Aberdeen
Malaysia’s rubber glove manufacturers have “done very well” and are “not that expensive” for the next year or two, says Gerald Ambrose, country head for Malaysia at Aberdeen Standard Investments.