In today’s edition of Evening 5 — Transport Minister Anthony Loke says that Puspakom will no longer be the sole provider of vehicle inspection service from September next year. Meanwhile, Axiata Group finally has its new CEO. <br /></div><div class=inPageAd id=div-gpt-ad-inpage>

EVENING 5: No more Puspakom monopoly, says Loke

LYC Healthcare plans to develop, lease medical wellness asset on major shareholder's land in Pahang

US government shutdown would 'undermine' US economic progress, Yellen says

Evergrande sold yacht this year as creditors sharpen focus on offshore assets

UAW to expand strike at Ford and GM, cites progress at Stellantis

S&P 500, Nasdaq gain as softer PCE data supports rate-pause hopes

E&O executive chairman, executive director up stake to 50.39% via RM14.1 mil loan stock conversion

Leaders with clear conscience can build successful civilisation — PM

Court dismisses RM139.34 mil QR code suit against Nestlé Malaysia's unit

Maintain Sabah PH autonomy — UPKO

ITMAX executive director disposes of 6.99% stake in company for RM122.23 mil

IHH’s CFO Joerg Ayrle on garden leave until end of his contract in January 2024

Gordon Andrew Stewart named as MAHB COO starting Oct 1

Jentayu Sustainables CEO ceases to be substantial shareholder after 8-mil share disposal

MMAG divests entire holdings of shares, warrants in CSH Alliance for RM37.36m

EVENING 5: Five things you need to know today

Aurelius Tech, Jentayu, MMAG, ITMAX, Marine & General, Lotus KFM, ECA Integrated, AAX, IHH Healthcare, MAHB, Yinson, GIIB Holdings, Progressive Impact and Nestle (Malaysia)

Bursa reprimands and fines Serba Dinamik’s Abdul Karim for notifying about share disposal three months late

BNM: Micro and small businesses will continue to enjoy zero-cost DuitNow QR payments; no new costs for individual customers