Dunkin Donuts treat for coffee lovers
KUALA LUMPUR: Dunkin Donuts, one of the world’s leading baked goods and coffee chains, has lined up a special deal for coffee lovers in Malaysia.…
View More Dunkin Donuts treat for coffee loversVolkswagen US brings ˜love bug to online buyers
KUALA LUMPUR: Volkswagen of America has launched an innovative configuration solution at vw.com to revolutionise purchases of new cars in the United States. To continue…
View More Volkswagen US brings ˜love bug to online buyersAlibaba IPO hits US$25b
ALIBABA Group Holding Ltds initial public offering (IPO) became the biggest ever at US$25 billion (RM80.8 billion), after bankers exercised an option to boost the…
View More Alibaba IPO hits US$25b˜Revised forecast signals robust 2014
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysias revised gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast signals a robust economy this year, sparked by the 6.3 per cent expansion in the…
View More ˜Revised forecast signals robust 2014US banks still unwilling to take chance on sukuk
DUBAI: United States banks will probably wait to see if selling syariah-compliant bonds is worth the trouble after it took Goldman Sachs Group Inc three…
View More US banks still unwilling to take chance on sukukTesco discovers £250m error in half-year profit forecast
LONDON: Britains biggest retailer, supermarket group Tesco, has launched an investigation after revealing that it had overstated its half-year profit forecast by £250 million (RM1.32…
View More Tesco discovers £250m error in half-year profit forecast˜Tax war boon to palm oil demand
PALM oils share of global vegetable oil consumption looks set to climb in the months ahead as the top two producers engage in a tit-for-tat…
View More ˜Tax war boon to palm oil demandUltrasonic CEO denies cheating claims
SHANGHAI: The missing chief executive officer (CEO) of embattled German-listed Chinese shoe maker Ultrasonic AG has resurfaced in China to deny absconding with millions of…
View More Ultrasonic CEO denies cheating claimsKlibor futures slightly higher
KUALA LUMPUR: The three-month Kuala Lumpur Interbank Offered Rate (Klibor) futures contracts ended slightly higher yesterday. To continue reading the rest of the article, click…
View More Klibor futures slightly higherTin: Higher on technical correction
KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) closed US$100 higher at US$21,250 a tonne yesterday on technical correction. To continue reading the rest of…
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