Exclusive living and new retail opportunities in Subang Jaya
Subang Jaya is one of the oldest self-sustaining townships in the heart of the Klang Valley.
Malaysia lifts RE exports ban and raises 2050 generation capacity goal to 70%
The “cross-border RE sale will be conducted via an electricity exchange system to be set up by the government”, Rafizi said.
Citaglobal’s unit wins RM261m rail rehabilitation KVDT2 works contract
The KVDT2 project involves the replacement of existing 25-year-old railway tracks, an electrification system and an upgrade and maintenance of the facilities involving two railway tracks from Salak South to Seremban, and from Simpang Port Klang to Port Klang.
Apex court dismisses appeal by Taman Bangsar resident over nuisance claim
The bench also ordered both of them to pay RM70,000 costs to the Taman Bangsar RA.
Luxurious resort living at The MINH
Soak in the sun at a poolside cabana, calm your senses with a relaxing spa session or unwind with a good book in the lounge – a luxurious resort stay does wonders to invigorate the worn and weary.
Winners and losers of Bank Negara’s latest OPR rate hike to 3%
According to Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB), banks, in particular Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd and Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd (BIMB), are expected to benefit from the OPR hike as it would help alleviate some pressure off Net interest margins (NIM) in 2Q2023.
CGS-CIMB sees another hike in 2H2023, bringing the OPR to 3.25%
“We believe there could be one more OPR hike by end-2023 to 3.
FIABCI Malaysia: Indonesia’s new Nusantara capital touted as next economic hub
FIABCI Asia Pacific region president and special envoy for foreign affairs Rusmin Lawin: We hope Nusantara will become the next, new sustainable innovation centre in the country.
BNM makes surprise 25bps hike in OPR to 3%
The rate hike, after two consecutive pauses in early 2023 at 2.
Govt aims to reopen closed roads in Klang Valley soon to ease traffic congestion, says Zahid
After chairing a Cabinet Committee meeting to address traffic jams on Tuesday (May 2), Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi told the press that local authorities in the Klang Valley have been instructed to identify all road closures due to roadworks and construction, and the information will be discussed in a technical committee meeting to be held in two weeks' time.
