In today’s edition of Evening 5 — The government scraps the approved permit requirement to import foodstuffs amid food security concerns. Meanwhile, Country Heights says it is unaware of any reason for the sudden plunge in its share price in response to an UMA query by Bursa Malaysia.<br /><br /></div><div class=inPageAd id=div-gpt-ad-inpage>

EVENING 5: Govt scraps AP requirement for foodstuffs

Mosti: NTIS programme generates sales of RM51.8m in two years

KPJ Healthcare’s 1Q profit more than doubles to RM52m

3,708 telecommunication towers built in Sarawak thus far — Julaihi

MOHE invites industry players to assist in developing best TVET programme

Farm Fresh logs weakest quarterly earnings since listing on rising input costs

US holiday air passenger travel tops 2019 pre-Covid levels

Wah Seong wants to focus on energy, no plans to merge with other O&G players

JPMorgan builds unit for world’s richest families in wealth bet

Switzerland's Social Democrats propose shrinking UBS assets

Thai coalition forms transition team as it chases Senate support

Anwar lambasts Sanusi over claims Penang is Kedah's, tells him to understand Constitution

Bursa Malaysia drops below 1,400 level in early session on May 30

MACC believes Jho Low hiding in Macau — Al Jazeera

GENTING XINTIANDI Phase 1 targeted to launch mid-June, sales gallery unveiled on May 25

El Nino to worsen haze situation in Malaysia

Alliance Bank sees 4Q net profit up 26% to RM130m, declares 10 sen dividend

BYD outbids Tesla to power Indonesian taxis

IHH Healthcare on the lookout for M&A deals, says group COO

Big Tech rally will only grow further as recession worries reign, investors say

Court allows judicial review of MACC order to freeze Bersatu accounts