JP Morgan hikes India’s FY2024 GDP forecast to 5.5%

New North Korean space rocket features engine from ICBMs, analysts say

Former accounts clerk with local law firm claims trial to nine CBT charges 

Cover Story: Analysts see Farm Fresh as the cream of the crop among dairy stocks 

OCBC Bank arranges Edotco Group's US$700m loan syndication

Fahmi: Termination of Md Nasir Ibrahim as Finas CEO was board of directors’ decision

Sri Lanka surprises with 250bps rate cut, signals rebound from crisis

Cover Story: Farm Fresh moves up the dairy value chain

Analysts mixed on IHH’s prospects despite robust 1QFY2023 performance

Modi's chipmaking plan flounders as firms struggle to find tech partners

CC Puan declared bankrupt for failing to settle RM31m owed to Medinis, Everegion

50 richest Malaysians added US$1.1 bil to wealth last year, says Forbes

Global money is fast chasing alternatives in Asian equities as China anxiety grows

Affin Bank names JP Morgan’s Nurjesmi as new CEO of Affin Hwang Investment Bank, confirms The Edge report

Contaminated drugs, shredded papers: US FDA uncovers failures in Indian pharma factories

Synergy House opens 11% lower at 38 sen on ACE Market debut

US debt ceiling bill passes House with broad bipartisan support

Business conditions remain challenging, PMI dipped to 47.8 in May

Indonesia, Malaysia freeze trade talks with EU over palm oil — FT

Wall St falls as labour data spurs rate hike jitters before debt ceiling vote

IN March last year, the initial public offering (IPO) of Johor-based integrated dairy producer Farm Fresh Bhd, which raised RM1 billion, including fresh capital of RM301 million, was seen as a breath of fresh air for the local bourse.

Previously, investors who wanted exposure to the con...

WHEN Farm Fresh Bhd started with 60 Holstein Jersey cows from Australia at its farm in Johor, nobody would have expected the home-grown dairy product specialist to come this far.

Spearheaded by its co-founder and managing director Loi Tuan Ee, a farmer turned entrepreneur who grew up in...

One of the defining developments of our time is the increasingly fractious relationship between the US and China. No one should underestimate the dangers posed by two nuclear-armed big powers pushing and shoving against each other. That is all the more the case for Southeast Asia, which will be o...

My Say: Is geopolitical turbulence really so bad for our region?

Seven years ago, in April 2016, Malaysia officially signed on to the Paris Agreement to pledge its commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. But since then, there has been no sight of a definitive road map to achieve this national goal, leading to questions on whether this remains only an ...

My Say: Carbon pricing for our future

What was the RM2.3 bil UEM/Renong transaction 26 years ago that MACC is now investigating? 

MINI-market operator KK Supermart & Superstore Sdn Bhd, which generates about RM1 billion in annual revenue, is weighing the option of floating its shares on Bursa Malaysia, possibly within the next one to three years.

Ahead of the potential listing, the retailer is on an expansion ...

KK Supermart mulls listing, speeds up expansion

ON the evening of Nov 8, 2016, US president-elect Donald Trump and his supporters were celebrating his election win at the New York Hilton in midtown Manhattan. As the results poured in, stock market futures were in free fall because investors were nervous about the incoming president’s policies....

The rise and fall of Wall Street legend Carl Icahn

Above-target inflation, rising interest rates and cost-of-living crisis are some of the significant risks affecting the global economy. But in Knight Frank’s The Wealth Report 2023, its 17th edition, the real estate consultancy firm says it is time for investors to look beyond these risk...

Investors should look beyond the ‘permacrisis’, says Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2023

LOW-profile plastic packaging company Thong Guan Industries Bhd has seen stellar growth in its top and bottom line over the last five years, on the back of increasing demand for premium stretch film in Europe.

The group charted a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of almost 10% in reven...

Thong Guan expects higher sales amid slow economy 

The term “middle-income trap”, as it applies to Malaysia, was given prominence in 2010 during the tabling of the New Economic Model and the rollout of the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) under the Najib administration. The purpose of the ETP, according to its 2010 report, was to “lift Mal...

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