Pahamin’s Najah Air said to be seeking RM1b in first funding for Malaysia Airlines
The company’s talks with the lender are still at an early stage and there is no guarantee a deal will happen.
Chinese investments bring huge economic potential
“The state can be a progressive institution that can bring about [a] ‘helping hand’ to nurture domestic investments and foster the transfer of technologies." said Dr Edmund.
Jho Low’s name found in phone of banker handling Najib’s accounts
The BlackBerry phone had been seized from AmBank relationship manager Joanna Yu during a raid at the AmBank Group building here on July 6, 2015.
Book rides earlier after tomorrow: Grab
In an email to users, Grab said it hopes the shortage will be temporary as it works with over 200,000 driver-partners to meet new requirements under these rules.
Economists see no OPR cuts just yet
MIDF head of research Mohd Redza opined that any rate cut will most likely be in 2020.
Five fallacies about the highway takeover offer
The exercise is currently awaiting further approval of the concessionaire shareholders as well as the final cabinet approval prior to a successful completion.
Xavier: Sea sand export ban meant to satisfy local demand
He also denied that the ban is aimed at limiting Singapore’s reclamation projects.
Salcon unit bags RM26m job from Gamuda Land
Salcon said Envitech, a 60%-owned subsidiary of Salcon Engineering Bhd, which in turn is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Salcon, has yesterday accepted the letter of award from Gamuda Land (Botanic) for the proposed project.
‘I didn’t say I will stay on for three years’
The transition of power between Dr Mahathir and Anwar has been a contentious issue given that no formal time frame had been set by the former.
Gamuda hints at special dividend amid concerns over earnings vacuum
Gamuda had hinted to some fund managers and analysts during an investors briefing yesterday that a special dividend is in the pipeline.
