MALAYSIAs underlying economic fundamentals continue to be strong despite the apparent free fall in global crude oil prices, which have roiled markets worldwide, including the…
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MAHB eyes new technologies to enhance passenger experience
SEPANG: Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) plans to tap the rich opportunities offered by the digitised facilities at its airports in the country, as well…
View More MAHB eyes new technologies to enhance passenger experienceFirms Q3 results disappointing, says HLIB
HONG Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) noted that the recent third-quarter results of public-listed companies were disappointing, including those in the automotive, banking, building materials, construction,…
View More Firms Q3 results disappointing, says HLIB˜Mixed bag of growth for banks
MALAYSIAS banking sector has registered mixed growth rate with the loan growth stable and the working capital growth accelerating but the household loan demand continued…
View More ˜Mixed bag of growth for banksRapid Islamic finance growth
ISLAMIC banking is growing faster than its conventional counterpart but is focused in a few core markets and risks missing an opportunity to build a…
View More Rapid Islamic finance growthOil rout leaves funds with outdated holdings
ISTANBUL: The rapid slide in oil prices has left many money managers overseeing outdated portfolios and missing emerging opportunities from Turkey to India and Indonesia,…
View More Oil rout leaves funds with outdated holdingsIMF: Lower oil prices good for world economy
WASHINGTON: Falling oil prices are positive for the global economy, though they may hurt individual commodity exporters, said International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Christine…
View More IMF: Lower oil prices good for world economyGIC buys IndCor Prop for US$8.1b
SINGAPORE: Singapore sove-reign wealth fund GIC will buy IndCor Properties, one of the biggest industrial landlords in the United States, from parent firm Blackstone for…
View More GIC buys IndCor Prop for US$8.1be-CEOs expects to double income
œWith AEC (Asean Economic Comunity) in the horizon, Malaysian businesses are poised to take advantage of the Asean open market and we expect to see…
View More e-CEOs expects to double incomeCTOS Data eyes 20pc rise in revenue next year
KUALA LUMPUR:Â Malaysias largest credit reporting agency (CRA), CTOS Data Systems Sdn Bhd, hopes to grow its revenue as much as 20 per cent next…
View More CTOS Data eyes 20pc rise in revenue next year