Malaysia's end-May stockpiles seen higher as output jumps to highest this year

Pan Borneo Highway: Sixteen work packages in Phase 1 being implemented, 75% complete, Dewan Rakyat told

Analysts maintain positive calls on banking sector in view of attractive valuations

Morgan Stanley planning move to new Singapore office in growth boom — sources

Moody’s: Apac’s geopolitical fault lines may accelerate currency diversification from US dollar

Khazanah invests in PolicyStreet to enhance protection for Malaysia's underserved market

Ex-Bintulu Port chairman Abdul Mutalib appointed Icon Offshore chairman

PM: Compulsory for housing projects in KL to have affordable homes, PPR houses

Cut in govt subsidies only affects T20, says PM

India's palm oil imports hit 27-month low, buyers pick cheaper soft oils, say dealers

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

Hong Leong Islamic Bank names Dafinah Hilmi as CEO

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

SIME Darby Bhd’s wholly-owned automotive arm, Sime Darby Motors Sdn Bhd, is looking to venture into India, sources say.

Details of the planned move are scarce. For instance, it is still unclear whether Sime Darby has sought a partner for the venture.

In an emailed response to ...

Sime Darby Motors said to be eyeing venture into India

Tenaga Nasional Bhd

Target price: RM10.40 BUY

Brokers Digest: Local Equities - Tenaga Nasional Bhd, CapitaLand Malaysia Trust, MGB Bhd, Cahya Mata Sarawak Bhd

The appointment of three new directors to the board of Bahvest Resources Bhd is an indication that the boardroom fight is over.

Yet, the problems for minority shareholders of the company, which has interests in the mining of gold in Sabah, are far from over.

In an announcement...

Frankly Speaking: More turmoil in Bahvest

THE clock is ticking for the US to address its debt ceiling issue to avoid a catastrophic debt default that could trigger damaging effects on the global financial markets.

Most of the past debt limit stand-offs were resolved without significant market impact and any volatility was ultim...

Analysts see short-lived impact from US debt ceiling crisis, default unlikely

Everyone makes mistakes, but a mistake that is repeated is no longer a mistake. It is a choice that one makes and the outcome will likely be no different.

The government has upsized the budget for the controversial littoral combat ship (LCS) project to RM11.2 billion from RM9.2 billion....

Frankly Speaking: Bigger budget, smaller deal, same contractor

Extraordinary demand for Coldplay and Jacky Cheung concert tickets recently provided golden opportunities for scalpers. According to reports, Coldplay tickets were being resold for up to RM43,000, with a fan said to be ready to even shell out RM111,111 for a concert ticket.

The brouhaha...

Frankly Speaking: We don’t need new laws; just fix the system

The Ministry of Home Affairs raided numerous Swatch stores in Malaysia over three days in May, seizing more than 170 rainbow-coloured timepieces under the Swiss watchmaker’s Pride Collection because of their alleged LGBT connotations. The watches were seized using the Printing Presses and Publica...

Frankly Speaking: Seizure of Swatch’s rainbow watches is ridiculous

Is American politics so dysfunctional that the US government can’t even pay its bills on time? That is the central question behind the latest debt ceiling drama playing out in Washington, DC. So far, efforts to increase the country’s borrowing limit suggest that the answer could very well be yes....

The Policy Puzzle: Debt and dysfunction in America

The following questions were sent to Star Media Group last Tuesday (May 23) ahead of its EGM on the proposed disposal of land/buildings to Matang for RM33 million:


	Why did Star agree to the disposal consideration to be satisfied primarily in M...

Tong's Portfolio: Star Media Group: An unreasonable, value-destructive related-party transaction with Matang

As we move towards the next milestone of advancement for humanity and the future of global development, the role and impact of higher education and universities have never been more profound, and the stakes for tertiary institutions have never been higher.

With rising global challenges,...

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