Malaysia seeks relief from US$5.78b payment to IPIC, Aabar
The AG said the Malaysian government is "confident that we have a strong case".
A-G's full statement on Malaysia's plan to challenge IPIC arbitration consent award
Under the consent award, Malaysia is obliged to pay US$5.78 billion to IPIC and the bond trustee over five years. The country has paid US$1.46 billion so far.
Ex-MACC chief says 2015 statement that RM2.6b was a 'donation' was premature — report
"The MACC, as what I can remember, never confirmed that (the matter) was final, that the RM2.6 billion was a donation."
Putrajaya recognising income gap woes
Citing the Household Income and Basic Amenities Survey in 2016, the review observed the minimum threshold in the high-income household bracket was RM10,456 per month, while the threshold to exit the low-income household bracket was RM2,614.
Tan Chin Nam passes away at age 92
IGB Group patriarch leaves behind exceptional feats in property development sector.
11MP mid-term review: muted impact on construction sector, says CIMB Research
CIMB Research’s Sharizan Rosely and Kamarul Anwar said a slight positive that came out of the 11MPMTR was the public-private partnership model in contract procurement will be beefed up.
Najib defends authenticity of 'donation' letters
It is not unheard of for staff to sign letters on behalf of their employers, said former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak today in a Facebook post…
Econpile bags RM34m piling job for Gemas-JB double-track project
“The new contract secured reaffirms our ability to continue to win jobs in the current competitive environment.”
Non-payment of GST refunds needs finance minister’s nod
No approval from Najib may mean Mohd Irwan bears responsibility for non-payments
