MOSCOW: The largest European companies have suffered at least 100 billion euros (US$110 billion) in direct losses from their operations in Russia since the launch
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors continued their net buying on Bursa Malaysia for the fourth consecutive week last week, albeit at a more moderate rate of
KUALA LUMPUR: Waqf, a charitable endowment in the form of funds or properties, has the potential to ease the federal government’s fiscal deficit burden and
KUCHING: Land Custody And Development Authority (LCDA) wins the prestigious ‘GLC of the Year – Community at Heart’ Award in the government-linked companies (GLC) category
KUCHING: Sarawak is planning to use slag in its future road construction. Slag is a by-product that comes from smelting or refining ore. In a
KUCHING: Planted forest licence holders intending to carry out planting of non-timber species are required to obtain permission from the Sarawak Forest Department. They should
SEREMBAN: The government plans to boost the country’s latex production by 30 per cent to 40,000 metric tonnes annually to help meet the demand of
KUCHING: Sarawak is willing to supply green hydrogen to the Japanese government as it has great potential for significant economic bilateral cooperation between the state
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit is likely to maintain its tight range of RM4.54 to RM4.56 against the US dollar next week as investors are expected to closely monitor several data
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia is expected to have a positive trend next week and continue to recover, thanks to an increase in investors’ optimism and positive
