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

Yinson's indirect JV gets five-year extension for FSO charter contract

Southeast Asia needs to expedite action to meet 2030 climate ambitions — green economy report

REDtone, Excel Force, MAG Holdings, HSS Engineers, Kumpulan Jetson, KNM Group, PNE PCB

Byju’s files suit challenging term loan acceleration, disqualify Redwood

MGB to benefit from construction business growth, improved IBS efficiency, says PublicInvest Research

CGS-CIMB: Property developers to post strong earnings in 2023, higher sales to continue

Australia central bank raises rates to 11-yr high, warns more hikes likely

Hong Leong Islamic Bank names Dafinah Hilmi as CEO

Speed cameras yield 99% compliance from road users, says deputy transport minister

Thai exports seen rising up to 1% this year, say shippers

PM to explain govt’s action over claim by Kedah MB

Cryptocurrencies stumble after SEC filed charges against Binance

Analysts downgrade Bumi Armada after Kraken FPSO shutdown

24 public-listed companies still have no women directors

Bumi Armada shares fall 20.47% on Kraken FPSO shutdown

Anwar defends BNM’s gradual approach to monetary policy amid weakening ringgit

1Q results came broadly below expectations, say analysts

Kit Siang expresses gratitude to Agong for 'Tan Sri' title

RHB Research stays ‘overweight’ on oil and gas sector, sees minimal impact from Opec+ cut

Ringgit lower against US dollar in early session on June 6