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The Malaysian and global economy will continue to be sluggish and could get worse in the year of the Metal Rat, so it would be wise to keep cash, reduce debt and extend your social network as this will augur well in future if you need to find a new job, said Mastery Academy of Chinese Metaphysics founder Datuk Joey Yap.

Did you know that Rawang in Selangor was the first town in Malaysia to be lit up by electricity at night? This was thanks to two local tin mining tycoons — Loke Yew and K.

Not sure what to do other than eat and watch reruns of old Chinese movies this Lunar New Year? Why not visit these malls in the Klang Valley and enjoy the festive decor inspired by Chinese heritage and tradition.

Hailing from Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, buying her own property never occurred to 27-year-old Hyinz Ng until she was transferred to the Klang Valley four years ago.

We have heard Malaysians complaining about house prices soaring beyond reach.

“I have always wanted to buy a property but I never thought I would buy one at the age of 22 years old,” says the now 24-year-old CK Chang.

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 17): The  Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia (EPF) — which owns a 49% stake in PLUS Malaysia Bhd — supports the Government's decision not to sell the highway concessionaire, saying the move would facilitate the proposed lowering of toll rates on all of its highways by 18%.

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 17): The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) said it issued its directive to Bursa Malaysia to suspend Atta Global Group Bhd and Heng Huat Resources Group Bhd's securities trade after the Royal Malaysia Police seized trading accounts belonging to several key individuals involved in these companies.

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 17): Khazanah Nasional Bhd, which owns 51% in PLUS Malaysia Bhd, hailed the Cabinet’s decision not to sell the highway concessionaire to the private sector and reducing toll charges by 18% for passenger vehicles on all PLUS highways.

PETALING JAYA (Jan 17): The price of RON97 petrol will go down nine sen to RM2.