Baby survives mauling by monitor lizard
ROMPIN: In a rare case, an 8-month-old baby girl suffered serious injuries after a monitor lizard attacked her at a resort workers’ quarters in Pulau…
View More Baby survives mauling by monitor lizardArab League takes steps to protect children in conflict areas
UNITED NATIONS: The League of Arab States and the United Nations Office of Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict has signed a pact to…
View More Arab League takes steps to protect children in conflict areasKanger close to secure flooring supply deal
SHENZHEN: China’s bamboo flooring maker Kanger International Bhd has gained business traction in Malaysia after nine months of its ACE Market debut. To continue reading…
View More Kanger close to secure flooring supply dealPas Selangor calls Guan Eng ignorant
KLANG: Pas Selangor deputy commissioner I Sallehen Mukhyi today said DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng’s statement calling the four Pas excos traitors was ignorant and…
View More Pas Selangor calls Guan Eng ignorantIndias Modi to get a rock star reception in New Year
NEW YORK: It is a rock ˜n rollers dream to œsell out The Garden, but for a foreign politician to pack New York Citys most…
View More Indias Modi to get a rock star reception in New YearHoping for Azmin to bring Selangor forward
GOMBAK: PKR members have high hopes for new Selangor Menteri Besar, Azmin Ali. To continue reading the rest of the article, click here
View More Hoping for Azmin to bring Selangor forwardWoman, foster son killed in accident
KEMAMAN: A 46-year-old woman with her 33-year-old foster son were killed on the spot when their motorcycle was involved in a crash near Kampung Labuhan,…
View More Woman, foster son killed in accidentMalaysia gains pace with biggest sukuk of 2014
The worlds biggest Islamic debt offering of 2014 from Malaysias sovereign wealth fund will push the nations sukuk sales beyond RM50 billion (US$15.4 billion) for…
View More Malaysia gains pace with biggest sukuk of 2014Tin closes lower at US$21,150 a tonne
KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) closed US$100 lower at US$21,150 a tonne today weighed down by the decline on the London Metal…
View More Tin closes lower at US$21,150 a tonneOil prices up after upbeat Chinese data
SINGAPORE: Oil prices rose in Asia Tuesday in response to better-than-expected Chinese manufacturing data and after the United States said it had led bombing raids…
View More Oil prices up after upbeat Chinese data