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• 1. RM21.80 a share offer for Tanjong buyout
• 2. Interest rate hikes starting to help ringgit
• 3. Tips on how to get loans
• 4. Mixed views on possible retail credit bubble
• 5. Indian firms to sign MoUs in Penang
• 6. Battle for Parkway
• 7. Report: Investor Li Lu could be successor to Buffett
• 8. Snapshots
• 9. Treasury Pulse
• 10. News in brief
• 11. Up close and personal with Jim Rogers
• 12. Parkway - an expensive investment with good potential
• 13. Parkway's long history with Malaysia
• 14. Prudential UK eyes P&O takeover
• 15. Landing a dream job
• 16. Your 10 questions for Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam
• 17. F&N names Ng as new CEO
• 18. Bullish bias intact
• 19. 10 ways of doing without FDI
• 20. Nazir: Decide quickly on NEM affirmative action
• 1. Tycoon Ananda may announce buyout of power and gaming co
• 2. BMW Group Malaysia begins local production of new BMW 5
• 3. The long wait for the iPad continues
• 4. Tanjong announces cancellation of listing in London
• 5. Billionaire investors accused of making US$550mil throug
• 6. Harvard programme for Naza chairman
• 7. Scomi Engineering eyes more monorail jobs
• 8. False alarm: Google search still working in China(update
• 9. Analysts upbeat on Measat privatisation
• 10. Stocks: Asia down Friday; overnight US down, Europe up(
• 11. Bursa closes higher on Friday
• 12. Shell Malaysia secures 14-year lease with Westports
• 13. Ge-Shen to diversify into cosmetics, skincare trading
• 14. Bursa actively looking into Focus Point issues
• 15. Oil falls to near US$78 in Asia Friday(update)
• 16. SC says it will act if Aldwich found breaching laws
• 17. Honda posts record quarterly profit on sales rise
• 18. UEM Land cashing in on Cyberjaya revival
• 19. Ranhill pre-qualified for RM645mil Bangladesh power pla
• 20. Two Transmile units to be wound up
• 1. Measat makes it hattrick for tycoon Ananda Krishnan
• 2. Get to the root of foreign direct investment decline
• 3. FBM KLCI ends the day higher
• 4. Astro Holdings completes acquisition of shares
• 5. SJAM licence revoked
• 6. UEM Land expects average margins from Cyberjaya property
• 7. Mustapa: Miti taking proactive measures to attract FDIs
• 8. AirAsia carries 10.6% more passengers in Q2
• 9. TDM to build RM120mil hospital
• 10. Oil falls below US$77 after surprise US supply jump
• 11. Kiwi central bank Thursday raised interest rate
• 12. Stocks: US end 4-day win streak, Europe mixed, Asia up
• 13. Support Line
• 14. Advantage for M'sian furniture exporters
• 15. Consumer confidence in M'sia turns more optimistic
• 16. Opportunities for SMEs in LED sector
• 17. PepsiCo renews Permanis' bottling rights
• 18. MRCB will consider setting up REIT, says CEO
• 19. George Kent consortium bags RM130m deal
• 20. Ivory hopes to expand to KL soon
• 1. Bank Negara seeks to nab five in get-rich-quick schemes
• 2. Big inflow of foreign money into KL stocks
• 3. Buying momentum in M'sian market increases
• 4. Focus Point defers listing on Bursa
• 5. Oil falls to near US$77 in Asia Wednesday(update)
• 6. What is the role of a price stabilising manager in an IP
• 7. Ivory makes dazzling debut
• 8. Analysts say Proton-Perodua merger won't solve woes
• 9. Vodafone introduces solar powered mobile phone to India
• 10. Aldwich bondholders worry over probe
• 11. More measures needed to attract FDI
• 12. Near term upside for FBMKLCI
• 13. Bank stress tests need to pass test of confidence
• 14. Stocks: Asia up, US mixed, European up(update)
• 15. EON Cap to hold EGM on HLB takeover
• 16. Maybank Investment plans to enter S'pore, Indonesia
• 17. Size not the only factor for success of REITs
• 18. IRB: Submit income tax statements by July 31
• 19. Sime Darby's Ara Damansara medical centre likely to ope
• 20. Stamford College plunges 38%
• 1. Nazir: FDI drop needs careful study
• 2. BP confirms Hayward's departure as CEO and US$30bil asse
• 3. Airlines profits up, so harder for passengers to get bar
• 4. Game changer in battle for Parkway
• 5. FBM KLCI closed higher
• 6. CIMB to give update on Seasam's stake sale
• 7. Kirin buys F&N stake for US$953mil
• 8. Dow in 3rd straight triple digit gain, global stocks up
• 9. Support Line
• 10. MMHE offering seen raising up to RM1.1bil
• 11. Fortis looks to SEA and Mideast for opportunities
• 12. B-Retail IPO oversubscribed
• 13. Analysts play down Perodua-Proton merger
• 14. New US gov't rules allow unapproved iPhone apps
• 15. Clarification
• 16. Long-term broadband growth
• 17. Q1 FDI nearly matches 2009's
• 18. Oil hovers at US$79 in Asia Tuesday(update)
• 19. Mudajaya shares fall for a second day on SC probe repor
• 20. Plastic millers worry over Europe debt crisis
• 1. Do you know you are not a good customer if you pay debts
• 2. Trading of Mudajaya shares halted
• 3. KL market expected to build up this week
• 4. Genting NY still in running for racino deal
• 5. Get set for new accounting rules
• 6. Euromoney names CIMB Malaysia's best bank
• 7. Pavilion KL launches sale carnival
• 8. RM20bil fund for high-impact projects
• 9. Proton vendors back merger
• 10. Most Asian markets remain in positive territory at midd
• 11. Tony Hayward leaving as BP CEO, US official says
• 12. Integrated Healthcare offers S$3.95 per share in Parkwa
• 13. Chinese miner goes from corporate star to villain
• 14. Ford introduces new and untraditional Explorer
• 15. Oil rises above US$79 in Asia Monday
• 16. FBM KLCI closes higher
• 17. S. Korea said Monday economy grew 1.5% in 2Q
• 18. Mardec plans South-East Asia expansion
• 19. Chavez warns of US oil cutoff in Colombia dispute
• 20. Toyota may post US$1b profit
• 1. A holistic approach to healthcare
• 2. Eye on stock
• 3. Sarawak Energy is looking at RM6bil but Govt tags it at
• 4. The psychology of spending
• 5. Your 10 Questions for fashion designer Zang Toi
• 6. Major breakout may be imminent
• 7. Tips to help save fuel costs
• 8. Tanjong: Duty to hit profit
• 9. UEM's growth plan unveiled
• 10. Putting the cart before the horse
• 11. M3nergy: Adamus offer unfair and unreasonable
• 12. Cosy auditors
• 13. China South Loco wins contract worth RM1.894bil
• 14. Zelan gets OK for terminal project
• 15. Yi Zhongtian, Western free market and Chinese state cap
• 16. Balancing an accounting problem
• 17. Asia File moves to strike off RM217m claim
• 18. What others have done
• 19. Mercedes-Benz aims for record sales
• 20. Fonterra powers ahead with brand strategy
• 1. iPhone helps to catch snatch thief within 9 minutes
• 2. Some Internet porn sites in China now accessible
• 3. Higher inflation seen in second half
• 4. UEM sets ambitious target of RM30bil revenue by 2015
• 5. Fortis files complaint against Khazanah
• 6. Earnings optimism lifts jittery markets
• 7. Sarawak Energy looking to buy or lease Bakun dam
• 8. Stock Market:: US in bigest rally in 2 weeks, Europe up
• 9. Are conglomerates good or bad?
• 10. UEM Group plans to bid for MRT project, says MD
• 11. Battle for Parkway far from over
• 12. AmEx profit triples as spending rises
• 13. Bursa ends higher on regional advances
• 14. Oil stays above US$79 in Asia Friday(update)
• 15. M'sians are spending again, retail growth to be up 5%-8
• 16. US Fed chief to Congress: Don't end stimulus spending
• 17. Amazon snags exclusive deal for e-editions
• 18. NatOleo a win-win deal for Kulim and Wilmar
• 19. Linear distances itself from Rajendram's action
• 20. Bursa reprimands Tiger, Tracoma
• 1. 4 M'sians claim US$65m losses from fraud
• 2. Subsidy cuts without pay rise = tax hike
• 3. Petronas Gas to complete study to set up plant this year
• 4. Khazanah unit gets good response for Parkway offer
• 5. June inflation rate rises to highest level since May 200
• 6. FBM KLCI ends the day lower
• 7. Sunway REIT sets new industry benchmark
• 8. Mercedes-Benz sales in Malaysia rise 29%
• 9. Kulim sells NatOleo for RM450mil
• 10. US stocks drop as Fed warns of uncertain economy
• 11. QSR buys 1.94 million KPJ REIT units
• 13. Bank Rakyat records higher earnings in first half year
• 14. Optimism on auto sector running high
• 15. Bernanke: US Fed plans no new steps though economic rec
• 16. Oil falls to near US$76 in Asia Thursday(update)
• 17. Ford will offer hybrid at same price as gas model
• 18. Time sought for nod on RHB Cap's bank buy
• 19. Penjanabebas: IPPs don't get financial benefit from gas
• 20. Kenmark resumes printing ops
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• 1. Hong Leong founder Quek believed to be buying Southern S
• 2. Public Bank Q2 profit up 20%
• 3. Coca-Cola and Pepsi in big sales war in US
• 4. Latest in electronic world: Amplified edition of books o
• 5. Faber not for sale
• 6. CEO denies he's leaving due to JCorp's debts
• 7. Khazanah may have to pay over S$4 a share in Parkway bat
• 8. DiGi.Com records higher profit
• 9. MAS in RM2b engine deal
• 10. FBM KLCI ends in positive territory
• 11. Asia markets mostly rise amid jump in China shares(upda
• 12. Support Line
• 13. Oil prices rise as traders eye equities, storms
• 14. IBM lifts 2010 forecast but global economic worries loo
• 15. 3-for-5 Help bonus issue
• 16. AIDS breakthrough: Gel helps prevent infection
• 17. MAA forecasts record 570,000 vehicle sales this year
• 18. ADB: China may need rate hikes to avoid inflation
• 19. MSWG: Recent companies' problems show failure of direct
• 20. Analysts have mixed views on Unisem warrants
• 1. The new Boeing 787 aircraft arrives at last
• 2. FBM KLCI closes lower
• 3. Why REITs should be the choice of investment
• 4. Why it is important to know what the ordinary man thinks
• 5. Managing one of world's largest unlisted plantation firm
• 6. Axiata divests non-core asset
• 7. What are the responsibilities of directors?
• 8. US and local markets face upward bias this week
• 9. 1Malaysia Development picks project partners
• 10. MAS and Pratt & Whitney seal RM2.2bil engine deal
• 11. BP, US feds clash over reopening capped Gulf oil well
• 12. Celcom, DiGi.Com can save by sharing infrastructure
• 13. Microneedles that one day may deliver injections by pos
• 14. Earnings to drive US stocks this week after ugly data
• 15. 1Malaysia Development awaits clarification on Bakun pow
• 16. Outdoor wear manufacturer hopes to bring in more instit
• 17. MARC assigns AAA rating to LBS sukuk programme
• 18. India's textile giant to set up office in Malaysia
• 19. MSC to dispose of non-tin investments by year-end
• 20. RAM Ratings reaffirms Tanjung Bin Power's debt rating
• 1. UEM-Bina Puri JV wins RM997mil LCCT job
• 2. Scomi Eng shares soar
• 3. Transforming Axiata
• 5. Minimal impact seen from subsidy cuts
• 6. Genting's 'racino' proposal faces uncertainty
• 7. HLB may extend offer deadline for EON Cap
• 8. Up Close and Personal with Sheldon Adelson
• 9. Creating a real estate investment destination
• 10. Bursa profit down on lower trading activities
• 11. Your 10 Questions
• 12. Honam buys 72% stake in Titan for RM2.94b
• 13. Kontron hit on alleged fraud in Malaysian ops
• 14. Penang gears up for more property launches
• 15. Transmile gets restraining order from High Court
• 16. Stock-taking at Kuwait Finance House
• 17. A mild upward bias
• 18. The Indian story
• 19. Lower debut for CMMT
• 20. Forum highlights various sectors for investment
• 1. Oops ... he's at it again
• 2. Bakke, Sabri take over helms of plantation giants
• 3. Changes to listing rules proposed
• 4. Proton plans new loan rates
• 5. Bursa 2Q10 net profit dips 21% y-o-y
• 6. FBM KLCI marginally up just before mid-day break
• 7. Columbia Asia set to open 3 more hospitals
• 8. Regional markets down on US, China worries Official data
• 9. Honam tipped as Titan's new major shareholder
• 10. CIMB Bank callable bull certs listing Friday
• 11. Time Eng sells 40m Time dotCom shares
• 12. Moratorium may affect M'sian palm oil firms
• 13. Nikko Electronics to be de-listed
• 14. Lafarge to sell stake in LMCB
• 15. EON Cap to hold EGM on Aug 20
• 16. Summons for Kenmark
• 17. Mier ups growth forecast to 6.5%
• 18. RHC asks Parkway shareholders to look at its record
• 19. Accounting firm DFK targets green market
• 20. Candidates for PPB board withdrawn
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• 1. Gamuda, MMC eye tunnel works
• 2. Analysts expect subsidy cut in August
• 3. MRT to give high economic investment return
• 4. Market broadly lower at midday
• 5. Toyota to assemble Camry sedan in Shah Alam
• 6. Call for review of Kg Baru land restriction
• 7. Asian markets rise on investors' upbeat mood
• 8. Keck Seng to get mandate over Parkway stake
• 9. Kumpulan Jetson investors confused by his resignation, f
• 10. Felda to announce Bakke's successor
• 11. Oil settles lower after Fed revises outlook
• 12. H2 hotel occupancy in Penang expected to rise
• 13. Companies spending more on tech but still cautious
• 15. Weaker Fed forecast sends interest rates lower
• 16. Singapore raises growth forecast to 13%-15%
• 17. Penang airport getting hotel and more carparks
• 18. 1st MEMC-owned solar wafer ops by year-end
• 19. Xian Leng to widen ornamental fish range
• 20. Insurers cautiously optimistic
• 1. EPF net income at RM19.63bil, declares 5.65% dividend
• 2. What is a PN17 company? Do you sell or buy its shares.
• 3. Consumer Reports claims latest iPhone has problems
• 4. Bursa has 45 firms under PN17 status
• 5. Trading of Kumpulan Jetson shares halted
• 6. KFH records loss in Q1 from higher NPF provisions
• 7. FBM KLCI ends the day higher
• 8. KLCCP gets strong interest for Lot C project
• 9. Oil prices climb on improving economic news
• 10. EBay sued in US$3.8bil patent infringement case
• 11. Intel posts biggest quarterly profit in a decade
• 12. Singapore said Wed it expects GDP to grow 15% this year
• 13. Scomi Marine may make capital repayment
• 14. Nestle investing RM20mil to raise Kit Kat plant output
• 15. China seeks to reduce Internet users' anonymity
• 16. US and global stocks up; Dow rises 146
• 17. Minister warns of water supply crisis
• 18. Tenaga posts higher profit
• 19. Splash risks facing huge financial dilemma
• 20. May rubber output up 19.7%
• 1. Do property bubbles always lead to crises?
• 2. Foreigners hold 26% of PBB shares
• 3. Hugh Hefner offers to take Playboy private
• 4. MAS invests RM320m
• 5. I-Bhd to talk with top Asian developers to expand RM2bil
• 6. Planters should learn from Sinar Mas incident
• 7. Five vie for JCorp CEO post
• 8. Support Line
• 9. Pilecon debt paper holders unaware of any plans to repay
• 10. Aon agrees to buy Hewitt for US$4.9bil
• 11. EPF raises stake in Hong Leong Bank
• 12. Asian shares rise Tuesday(update2)
• 13. Markets mixed at closing
• 14. Malaysian Cos Invest US$1.5bil in Bangladesh
• 15. Oil extends losses in Asia Tuesday(update)
• 16. Sunway City to acquire Mega Capacity
• 17. Britain's slump deeper than thought
• 18. Tune Hotels.com to open its first hotel in UK
• 19. Cagamas launches Sukuk programme
• 20. Gas M'sia gets new Petronas deal
• 1. M'sian banks enjoy demand for foreign currency accounts
• 2. Dubai World property arm sells off Malaysia stake
• 3. FBM KLCI ends higher
• 4. Interest rate hikes by M'sia and others a 'vote of confi
• 5. Rise in renminbi cross-border trades reduces dependence
• 6. IJM hopes talks on JV Selangor flood project can conclud
• 7. External factors to drive M'sian market this week
• 8. Chinese credit firm says US worse risk than China
• 9. Write a note or a letter and see how rewarding it is
• 10. H2 slowdown in electronics sector expected
• 11. China renews Google's operating license
• 12. Managing talents a priority in 10th Malaysia Plan
• 13. BP exec insists underwater drilling is vital
• 14. World Cup rehabilitation for India's fraud-hit Satyam
• 15. Dubai's two stock exchanges team up on trades
• 16. Judge OKs iPhone class action against Apple, AT&T
• 17. MAHB clicks well with Indian infrastructure giant GMR
• 18. China's foreign reserves rise to US$2.45 trillion
• 19. Japan ruling party handed big defeat over tax plan
• 20. China credit, money, FX reserves growth slows
• 1. Kenmark MD Hwang makes news in UK
• 2. Ringgit, government bond yields up on rates hike
• 3. Top ten market picks
• 4. MOL to sell Facebook credits
• 5. Prospects for the second half
• 6. Understanding the global supply chain
• 7. Bursa raps and fines dealer's rep for false trading, mar
• 8. Scomi to sell stake in Indonesia ops
• 9. Where do you spend your time?
• 12. Businessman jailed 4 years for cyber scam
• 13. Is Malaysia in danger of going bankrupt?
• 14. EON Cap board confident of shareholder approval
• 15. Banks to revise deposit rates, BLR
• 16. New versus second-hand car
• 17. Snapshots
• 18. Fundsupermart.com's annual list of recommended funds
• 19. A roof over our heads: Should we buy or rent?
• 20. Frugal Spring Airlines boss keeps fares affordable
• 1. Bank Negara raises OP rate
• 2. 12 weeks to conduct MRT feasibility study
• 3. Bursa goes after Kenmark directors
• 4. A sell advise on billionaire Buffett's Berkshire Hathawa
• 5. India's new Airport twice the size of KLIA
• 6. China cheap no more
• 7. Sunway REIT attracts huge foreign funds
• 8. Local bourse continues uptrend
• 9. Cautiously optimistic on markets
• 10. Asia stocks gain Friday amid respite from slowdown fear
• 11. IMF calls for deficit cuts in US
• 12. US declines to cite China for manipulating its currency
• 13. KNM secures overseas contracts worth RM289mil
• 14. Commodities expert says depleting resources could trigg
• 15. Khazanah buys time for Parkway offer
• 16. M'sians should consider investing in US$47bil Indon inf
• 17. Bank of Korea follows M'sia and others and raises key r
• 18. CapitaMalls to raise RM852mil from M'sian unit's IPO
• 19. Temasek says CEO Ho to stay
• 20. Oil rises to US$76 in Asia Friday(update)
• 1. Property market recovering, but oversupply of condo and
• 2. Who should pay for easing traffic congestion?
• 3. Germany takes legal steps against Facebook
• 4. Carrefour says there's no store closure
• 5. Investment guru Rogers says M'sia can benefit by leverag
• 6. AirAsia to launch new booking system on Sunday
• 7. RM1.14bil funding for 4th lane on N-S and NKVE highway n
• 8. Two Indian conglomerates keen to invest RM1bil in M'sia
• 9. Markets hold on to morning gains at mid-day
• 10. May IPI up 12.5% y-o-y
• 12. YouTube wants viewers to 'leanback,' stay longer
• 13. US, European stocks surge, Dow above 10,000 again
• 14. Corporate debt payment defaults rising
• 15. YouTube touches up mobile video for touch screens
• 16. Oil price rises as stock market rallies
• 17. EON Cap to table HLB offer at EGM
• 18. Axiata makes new appointments
• 19. Petronas clarifies oil sale practices
• 20. Prudential CEO faces fierce criticisms for botched AIA
• 1. Someone bought a penthouse for RM38mil in KL!
• 2. Tesco among bidders for Carrefour units
• 3. N-S highway and NKVE to get 4th lane costing RM1.4bil
• 4. Beware! Lawyers say Facebook gives abundance evidence fo
• 5. Gaming sector takes hits
• 6. Hiap Teck founder Kua strikes sweet deal
• 7. Regional markets lower on Wednesday
• 8. M'sia real estate market transparency slips 2 places
• 9. Hong Kong luxury flat deal raises questions
• 10. Asian stocks down Wed despite global gains overnight
• 11. Can EON Cap EGM proceed?
• 12. Some suggestions to avoid fraudulent Socso medical clai
• 13. Oil hovers near US$72 in Asia Wed(update)
• 14. CSR disposes of Asian businesses
• 15. Samsung forecasts record 2Q operating profit
• 16. Clarification
• 17. Some banks' clients may have exposure to SJAM
• 18. Audit committees come under the spotlight again
• 19. Temasek may move towards resources
• 20. Who is checking the 27,000 abandoned oil and gas wells
• 1. Malaysia's Sugar King Kuok has gone global
• 2. Must cars be noisy? Many say yes
• 3. Genting clarifies RM1.66bil casino plan
• 4. Low-cost carriers like AirAsia X versus full-service car
• 5. Report: Carrefour starts US$1bil Asia units sale
• 6. Alliance names group CEO
• 7. Govt may speed up rollout of mega projects
• 8. Why are countries raising taxes and cutting spending eve
• 9. Will Khazanah counter offer for Parkway?
• 10. Mewah eyes RM1.6bil from S'pore IPO
• 12. Pos Malaysia's ultra modern hub will save RM8mil annual
• 13. AXA Affin appoints Jahanath as BHI CEO
• 14. Gaming operators mixed on impact of new betting duty hi
• 15. Minister: China property prices will fall before long
• 16. Bursa raps 4 firms for breaching rules
• 17. No clue to when Bakke taking office at Sime
• 18. Primus vs EON Cap hearing date to be decided today
• 19. IBBM appoints Tay as new CEO
• 20. Faber wins job in Abu Dhabi
• 1. Genting falls on British casino plan
• 2. TM sets UniFi connection target for premises
• 3. Fortis offer unattractive, says research house
• 4. Singapore's latest icon opens
• 5. Nestle to keep rivals at bay
• 6. Inexpensive ways to advertise
• 7. Famous past scandals
• 8. Analysts negative on betting duty increase
• 9. Proton: Goldstar to pay costs
• 10. Your 10 Questions for Tengku Datuk Azmil Zahruddin
• 11. Getting away with white collar crime
• 12. Treasury Pulse
• 13. Snapshots
• 14. Economists expect rate hike next week
• 15. Market enters consolidation phase
• 16. Ngiu Kee a PN17 company
• 17. On Kenmark, Ishak and the questioning of journalists
• 18. Nariza: I was early and still denied entry to AGM
• 19. SME Bank appoints new MD
• 20. Getting away from the 'govt' mode
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• 1. Genting buys UK casino businesses for RM1.7b
• 2. Gaming firms slapped with higher duties
• 3. Oil prices fall on disappointing economic news
• 4. Lower on selling pressure
• 5. Petronas profit drops due to lower prices
• 6. Kurnia Insurans gets new CEO
• 7. Genting's chance to win NY lottery bid 'decent'
• 8. US economic rebound is stalling, but no double-dip reces
• 9. Google to buy air ticket booking company for US$700mil
• 10. MAS launches 3-year integrity plan
• 11. Battle for Parkway heats up
• 12. Haisan triggers another PN17 criterion
• 13. Asian stocks mixed Fri; overnight US and global stocks
• 14. Kenmark special audit findings by 3 months
• 15. Toyota to recall 270,000 cars worldwide
• 16. YTL Comms to extend 4G campus network
• 17. Ho Hup lodges police reports on suspected cheating by f
• 18. Company announces US electric car plant
• 19. Australia Fri dropped contentious 40% mining tax
• 20. Google says China partially blocks search service
• 1. New LCCT ready by 2012
• 2. Petronas net profit falls due to lower oil prices
• 3. Microsoft halts global rollout of Kin phone
• 4. More volatility seen in M'sian and global markets in H2
• 5. Sime not on buy list for now say fund managers
• 6. Local bourse ends lower
• 7. EPF to sell a further 17% in RHB Cap to boost stock's li
• 8. US stocks end painful quarter with heavy losses and more
• 9. Bank of America is world's top bank
• 10. Genting NY lottery bid
• 12. Nam Fatt defaults on interest
• 13. Oil ends first losing quarter since late 2008
• 14. Warhol portrait of actress Liz Taylor sold for US$10mil
• 15. Singapore opens tender for largest desalination plant
• 16. KSL to launch high-end Ampang condo project
• 17. 6% GDP growth achievable, says PM
• 19. MRCB share deal
• 20. B-Retail plans more 7-Eleven, Singer outlets
• 1. When stock exchange issues unusual market activity queri
• 2. Now The Star's lawyer gets notice from SC
• 3. Oil below US$76 in Asia Wed as stock markets sell off(up
• 4. Asian stockes down Wed; US and global stocks tumble over
• 5. Cisco to launch iPad-like tablet for office use
• 6. Linear director claims trial to five cheating charges
• 7. Do younger directors want more money?
• 8. NYSE halts Citigroup share trading with circuit breakers
• 9. Tradewinds to refurbish tower and build 40-storey block
• 10. Asian markets lower on Thursday
• 11. P1 sees earlier turnaround with SK Telecom
• 12. Greater ethical conduct needed by auditors and top mana
• 13. Google scrambles to save Internet license in China
• 14. Facebook briefly disables 'Boycott BP' page
• 15. US auto sales seen slowing with recovery in doubt
• 16. MPHB diversifies into property development for addition
• 17. Linear: Ex-director transferred fund twice
• 18. 'Bree Tanner' million-seller in less than a month
• 19. Haisan gets letter of demand for RM42.2mil
• 20. Lawyers to file response to suit against nine EON Cap b
• 1. Beauty says bank sacked her for being a distraction to m
• 2. The ugly side of Asean-China free trade
• 3. FBM KLCI ended lower
• 4. New corporate governance plan for M'sia
• 5. Apple sells more than 1.7 million new iPhones in 3 days
• 6. Probe on reporters done professionally, says SC
• 7. CIMB to have more remisiers, dealers
• 8. EPF to reduce stake in RHB Cap by mid-2011
• 9. Gula Perak plans to sell hotels to settle debts
• 10. Accor to open biggest Pullman hotel in Southeast Asia i
• 11. Review: Need a new iPhone? I'll take 4, please
• 12. US stocks fall, bond rates lowest in 14 months
• 13. Sunway wins RM129m job from PML Dairies
• 14. Japan factory output falls, jobless rate climbs
• 15. CapitaMalls REIT listing expected to raise RM864mil
• 16. BCorp down 13 sen after aborting plan to buy Ascot
• 17. Chinese tourists flock to Japan, lift weak economy
• 18. US approves movie futures betting on box-office receipt
• 19. European companies sour on China business climate
• 20. Petra AGM continues on July 20
• 1. Can M'sia host the WCup? M'sia boleh
• 2. With so many nations in WCup what language do referees u
• 3. BCorp aborts Ascot stake buy
• 4. What lies ahead this week in M'sian and global market?
• 5. Ekuinas to invest RM3.5b in 3 funds
• 6. Malaysia's global sukuk issue a huge RM4bil success
• 7. RM4b projects seen in Penang
• 8. Local bourse marginally lower at midday
• 9. The big spillover benefits of Greater KL plan
• 10. It's cool to check in online
• 11. Framework to link FI directors' performance and remuner
• 12. French labour minister explains links with France' rich
• 13. Japan automakers report surge in global production
• 14. French President left in the dark
• 15. Linear directors may have a lot of explaining to do at
• 16. US stocks eye jobs as economic worries linger
• 17. China takes hands-off approach to labour strikes
• 18. Aabar shares fall after it OKs vote to go private
• 19. World leaders walk economic tightrope in Canada
• 20. Who said summits of world leaders are boring?
• 1. Public transport poised for change
• 2. Small stocks, big yields
• 3. Hai-O records big drop in Q4 revenue
• 4. MRT offers wider coverage
• 6. Why Bursa is not a 5-star stock exchange
• 7. KFH sets up department to control bad finances
• 8. Selangor water assets plan sees light
• 9. E-broking for foreign forex brokerages
• 10. Bank Negara: Islamic financing rebate is mandatory
• 11. Encorp Strand to pull in the crowd
• 12. Snapshots
• 13. Petra to place new shares to Nam Cheong
• 14. Penang expects to add 40,000 new jobs
• 15. Joint effort needed to make KL a world-class city
• 16. Yuan's slow ascent dismays ... and delights
• 17. Financial literacy vital to achieve high income status
• 18. Klang Valley bus service needs restructuring
• 19. Onus is on Prasarana to play its part
• 1. KL LRT extension works to start in Nov
• 2. Latest iPhone on sale; long ques
• 3. AirAsia considering paying dividends
• 4. National masterplan for public transport
• 5. M'sian glove maker in talks to buy small regional compan
• 6. Aviation industry awaits MAS' decision on A380
• 7. Oil drops to near US$76 in Asia Friday(update)
• 8. Cool response to possible new round of KNM privatisation
• 9. Parkway senior management denies claims of being forced
• 10. US stocks fall; Dow slides 146
• 11. Dubai's ambitions soar with new airport
• 12. FBM KLCI closes higher, regional markets mostly lower
• 13. Tough times ahead for steel industry
• 14. Independent directors must learn to ask CEOs the right
• 15. Sunway REIT IPO well covered
• 16. Kenmark ops to resume by Friday
• 17. Education stocks rise on positive news flow, Masterskil
• 18. Regional markets lower on Friday morning
• 19. IJM Land to sell unit for RM66mil
• 20. Gamuda Q3 net profit up 57%
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• 1. EON Cap directors sued for RM1.1bil
• 2. Proton to make small car below 1,000cc
• 3. What's going on in Kuwait Finance House?
• 4. US group threatens to sue McDonald's over Happy Meal toy
• 5. Shin Yang opens lower
• 6. Should mobile phones warn users about level of radiation
• 7. MAS can do without A380s
• 8. Hwang sells down stake in Kenmark
• 9. Asian stocks down Wednesday in early trade(update)
• 10. Khazanah's partial offer for Parkway is a masterstroke
• 11. Local bourse closed higher
• 12. Axiata to sell RM4.2bil Islamic bonds
• 13. Oil hovers below US$78 in Asia Wednesday(update)
• 14. MISIF revises the growth of the steel sector
• 15. Althoff appointed to Proton board
• 16. Several parties offer to buy 1 Mont'Kiara from Aseana
• 17. Nissan chief says he got US$9.5mil in pay
• 18. DESPITE EON Cap saga banks should not stop moving forwa
• 19. Maxis: Priority to cover capex
• 20. QSR, KFCH to invest RM85m
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• 1. EPF income up 70% in first quarter
• 2. MAS may axe A380s
• 3. Maxis under dividend pressure
• 4. EON Cap battle goes to court
• 5. Who wins and who loses from a stronger yuan?
• 6. Axiata riding on 3G wave
• 7. Local bourse lower
• 8. Malaysia's RM1.2 trillion trade target
• 9. Rajendram has signed guarantee on King Dome project
• 10. HLB modifies terms to acquire EON Cap
• 11. Worker runs over people at Mazda plant, 1 dead
• 12. New Chinese currency policy lifts markets
• 13. Primus: Legal action due to buyout-related issues
• 14. Tradewinds sees better year ahead
• 15. GM thinks it can sell small car
• 16. Motion controls rule Electronic Entertainment Expo
• 17. China's currency move aims to ease trade criticism
• 18. KFH decision to drop RAM sparks speculation
• 19. Planters vent frustration over RSPO
• 20. Scomi Eng to invest up to RM40mil in India
• 1. Korean group to set up RM1.5b plant in M'sia
• 2. Asian markets finish stronger
• 3. Markets to scrutinize China exchange rate
• 4. Asian stocks up Mon after China currency announcement(up
• 5. MAS to make decision on A380 status
• 6. Fathers Day - Have you been a good father?
• 7. Profit-taking action likely in M'sian market
• 8. Scomi strengthens oil and gas arm
• 9. Oil jumps above US$78 Monday as China lifts currency peg
• 10. Offer circular for Parkway out this week
• 11. Insurers keeping close tabs on interest rates
• 12. Pelikan targets 1 billion euro sales by end- FY13
• 13. Yuan policy move may boost China stocks
• 14. MITI targeting RM45 billion in investments for services
• 15. China's new yuan regime looks a lot like the old one
• 16. This week choppy trading expected in US stocks
• 17. Sindora to benefit from multi-billion ringgit O&G hub i
• 18. Reaching out to non-traditional bond issuers
• 19. Reliance Broadcast in JV with CBS
• 20. Celcom targets 30% increase in dealers in northern regi
• 1. A possible double-dip recession
• 2. Ten CEO qualities
• 3. Local banks ready to compete
• 5. Your 10 questions
• 6. Inflation - should we start worrying?
• 7. Tussle at Petra Perdana still very much alive
• 8. Takeover battle for Parkway pits two different cultures
• 9. Bank Negara: Affin asked to address two issues
• 10. More companies turning to forensic accountants to help
• 11. News in brief
• 12. Kicking up a row
• 13. Happy Father's Day
• 14. Probing corporate Malaysia
• 15. Mitsui buys 30% in HLFG's life business
• 16. Up close and personal with Simon Treselyan
• 17. Treasury Pulse
• 18. Early birdcatches the worm
• 19. UHY to carry out 'special review' on LCL
• 20. Not just greed
• 1. Cost of rail projects may top RM50bil
• 2. Aussie CEO quits Fri amid scandal connected with female
• 3. Annual survey names 10 top quality vehciles in US
• 4. Bank Negara issues 5 new commercial banking licences to
• 5. Telcos can afford to cut roaming charges
• 6. After the oil spill what is BP's future?
• 7. Khazanah to control Aman Resorts?
• 8. HLFG sells 30% of its life insurance business for RM940m
• 9. Kenmark MD's stake in company down to 3.96%
• 10. FBM KLCI ends higher
• 11. Hong Leong, Mitsui set for deal
• 12. RBS exiting two businesses by year's end
• 13. Afghan mineral wealth estimate increased to US$3tril fr
• 14. Taiwan's top laptop maker raising China wages
• 15. Toyota is latest car maker hit by strike in China
• 16. Asian stocks mixed Fri as Europe debt worries ease(upda
• 17. Shell: US$40bil in Nigerian investments in jeopardy
• 18. Petra Energy director resigns
• 19. Bank Negara okays Alliance Bank's appointment of Sng as
• 20. Berjaya Corp offers solution to Icul holders
• 1. SC gets injunction against Ishak
• 2. PNB, Taiwan group in talks to sell stakes in Titan
• 3. Soros: Europe faces recession, stagnation
• 4. MRT good for KL but tickets should be affordable
• 5. Titan Chemicals says Chao, Permodalan in talks to sell s
• 6. FBM KLCI close marginally higher
• 7. HLB-EON Bank merger a concern for NUBE
• 8. Maxis mulls options to raise up to RM4.5b
• 9. Petra Energy director resigns
• 10. Market higher at midday
• 11. Top Glove Q3 earnings boosted by emerging markets
• 12. Johor to gain most of investment flow with improved Mal
• 13. G Team needs 20% more approval for Maika offer to becom
• 14. Nasarudin made MISC CEO
• 15. PwC: Islamic finance needs better offerings
• 16. Maybank to enhance customer service
• 17. Bursa trades up for seventh day
• 18. GAB sees 10%-15% higher sales during World Cup
• 19. Kurnia seeks takaful licence
• 20. HP expects 2-3 times higher sales in Malaysia after 3Co
• 1. Mystery still shrouds Kenmark; shares dive
• 2. Why you should attend AGMs - not for free food and door
• 3. What happened at Kenmark is catastrophic for our capital
• 4. Market watching how new CEO deals with ailing Sime
• 5. Bank Negara names new deputy governor, also three others
• 6. IJM wins RM350mil second Penang bridge job
• 7. Three S'pore firms to invest RM500mil in Iskandar
• 8. Asian markets closed higher
• 9. Top Glove net profit up 53% on continued glove demand
• 10. SC's stern reminder to directors to safeguard documents
• 11. Sunway REIT IPO launched
• 12. GAB expects sales to grow 10% to 15% during World Cup s
• 13. Japan iPhone pre-orders trigger long lines
• 14. Dow posts first weekly gain in nearly a month
• 15. CPO gains in midday trade
• 16. India's Fortis hires banks as Parkway battle heats up
• 17. Afghanistan sitting on US$1tril mineral wealth
• 18. Talent Corp to attract 700,000 skilled Malaysians
• 19. Maxis out to maintain EBITDA margin
• 20. Plus to buy toll system provider
• 1. Condom sales up: Does this confirm there is more sex dur
• 2. Sime names new CEO
• 3. Ishak no longer substantial shareholder of Kenmark
• 4. Sime's Bakke has vast expertise
• 5. Cabinet yet to study MRT proposal from Gamuda, MMC
• 6. Market quiet but marginally up
• 7. China hits back at US
• 8. Source: Khazanah prefers to invest in hospitals, not pha
• 9. Weir Group acquires Linatex for US$200mil
• 10. Bank Negara unlikely to be pressured over decision on A
• 11. CEO appointment top priority to Sime
• 12. Kimlun Corp interested in MRT project
• 13. Sukuk gains ground
• 14. Sports Toto's notes get AA-rating
• 15. Puncak, AKN reprimanded
• 16. KUB bags RM29m TV station job
• 17. Excessive regulations hinder global market liberalisati
• 18. China's AgBank eyes record US$23b IPO
• 19. BHIC wins RM130mil Govt maritime contract
• 20. Thai govt acquisition talks boost Thaicom
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• 1. Less work, more sex and leisure during WCup?
• 2. Intel in Malaysia for the long haul
• 3. Kimlun keen to participate in MRT project
• 4. Two Penang HDD parts makers re-investing this year
• 5. Singer, sausage businessman Jimmy Dean dies at 81
• 6. Listing to drive AirAsia X expansion
• 7. FRS139 making impact
• 8. FBM KLCI ends the day on a positive note
• 9. KL market this week to get cue from abroad
• 10. Blood pressure pills could raise cancer risk
• 11. Temasek to invest US$300m in AgBank
• 12. Asian stocks rise Monday on better US consumer confiden
• 13. Europe crisis, US economic data to drive global marts
• 14. Chinese sports companies focus on sponsorships
• 15. South Korea announces plan to battle capital volatility
• 16. Game developers preparing for diverse E3 show
• 17. Oil rises above US$74 as Asian equities rally
• 18. AirAsia begins Kuala Lumpur-Yangon flight in July
• 19. Perodua sells 15,000 cars in May
• 20. Natural rubber production in April falls in M'sia
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• 1. Telco tie-up could lead to more dividends
• 2. Vestiges of the NEP continue to haunt Malaysia
• 3. Mixed views on Genting's US lottery venture
• 4. Eye on Stock
• 5. BCorp clarifies on betting licence
• 6. It's a toss between Boeing and Airbus
• 7. Boustead in RM534mil takeover of Pharmaniaga
• 8. Wah Seong eyes jobs in Europe, Golden Triangle
• 9. MAS to fly youngest fleet
• 10. 'Pimping' your car
• 11. At the crossroads
• 12. My World Cup runneth over
• 13. Your 10 Questions
• 14. Mortgage or loan term insurance
• 15. Tackling human resource issues
• 16. Singapore firm gets SC nod for listing
• 17. Private sector needsto play bigger role
• 18. Asia's alternative path to economic growth
• 19. Market ends week on high note
• 20. Clarification
• 1. Anger as A$240 AirAsia X Melbourne-London fare dries up
• 2. Bursa CEO calls Kenmark MD's behaviour irresponsible
• 3. AirAsia X may list in HK or US
• 4. What could be the reason for rejecting Affin's bid for E
• 5. 'Shameful' suicides
• 6. Authorities scrutinise BCorp acquisition of Ascot stake
• 7. Google's AdMob attacks Apple's new mobile ad rules
• 8. Analysts not surprised by Bank Negara's decision on Affi
• 10. EPF to put out quarterly list of equity holdings
• 11. FBM KLCI closes higher
• 12. Fortis poised for counter bid for Parkway
• 13. US Fed: recovery on track despite EU crisis and other h
• 14. Support Line
• 15. April's Industrial Production Index up 10.1% year-on-ye
• 16. Panel criticizes US Govt on AIG bailout
• 17. AT&T security hole exposes iPad users' e-mails
• 18. Oil extends gains above US$74 in Asia Thursday(update)
• 19. AirAsia X listing under study
• 20. Wilmar says tax office probing Indonesia units
• 1. Ascot Sports likely to get approval
• 2. Kenmark shares down
• 3. Hwang hives Kenmark stake to 8%
• 4. EON Bank CEO assuages fears of employees over takeover
• 5. Do you want to fly in space? At least your face can. No
• 6. Asian markets pare losses
• 7. AirAsia X plans IPO next year
• 8. US stocks climb in last hour of trading
• 9. Banking M&As: Lessons from private equity
• 10. Oil prices higher
• 11. Oil spill or not BP paying out US$2.63bil in dividends
• 12. Proton has no plan to sell Lotus
• 13. CIMB to list on Thai exchange by year-end
• 14. More investing in cocoa plantations
• 15. National oil companies face vagaries of market forces
• 16. Hungary unveils fiscal plan to pacify jittery market
• 17. Managers stole 590KM of railroad and sold for scrap in
• 18. RM2.5b Islamic bond issue
• 19. Basic third party motor scheme delayed
• 20. Water firms placed on 'MARCWatch negative'
• 1. New, better, slimmer, iPhone unveiled
• 2. AirAsia X plans for IPO in 2H11
• 3. CIMB to be lead advisor for Petronas' petrochem IPO
• 4. S&P: Good time to pick up Asian blue chips
• 5. RM146m net loss for Kenmark in Q4
• 6. Eurozone nations set up US$1 trillion bailout fund
• 7. No Bank Negara approval for Affin-EON Cap talks
• 8. Many Asian shares higher Tuesday, earlier US stocks down
• 9. FBM KLCI finishes marginally up
• 10. Oil rises to near US$72 in Asia Tuesday(update)
• 11. Support Line
• 12. Bernanke: No "double dip" recession
• 13. The lucrative revival of tin mines
• 14. Google denies use of private data for mapping
• 15. HP injecting Internet technology into new printers
• 16. Nasim targets to sell 1,440 Peugeot SUVs
• 17. Etika to acquire Family Bakery group for RM18.7m
• 18. Malaysia's RM4.17bil global sukuk rated A-
• 19. Berjaya Retail gets SC nod for listing
• 20. Proton's share price falls on failed talks
• 1. After donating RM525mil Tan seeks other funding avenues
• 2. Proton confirms talks with Volkswagen called off
• 3. Erratic time ahead in the market with a mix of good and
• 4. FBM KLCI ends lower
• 5. Do you want to fight corruption?
• 6. Tough time ahead expected for investment banking
• 7. Penang companies in global LED research
• 8. Billionaire Buffett hopes lunch auction draws big bids
• 9. Bank Negara unable to consider Affin bid for EON Cap
• 10. Australia launches privacy investigation of Google
• 11. Alliance plans for better times
• 12. Surging costs hit food security in poorer nations
• 13. Oil extends losses to near US$70 in Asia Monday as stoc
• 14. Chavez: Venezuela buying more Chinese K-8 planes
• 15. Strong commodity prices dampened by European debt crisi
• 16. Growth and achievements a morale boost for M'sians
• 17. Better H2 seen for O&G support firms
• 1. What's going on in Kenmark?
• 2. Petronas keen on home oil fields
• 3. Stock an easy buy after force-selling
• 4. Can a nation go bankrupt?
• 6. Desa ParkCity - a milestone development
• 7. Kenmark among firms that broke listing rules
• 8. Ishak - no newcomer to corporate controversy
• 9. Mixed reaction to 14-stick ban U-turn
• 10. Directors shed some light
• 11. RM10b investments in Q1
• 12. Budget for higher cost of living
• 13. How to be a wiser investor
• 14. Genting (S) gives shares to directors and employees
• 15. A bizarre run of events
• 16. EPF to allow members to buy quality funds
• 17. Up close and personal with Julian Persaud
• 18. Band trading ahead
• 19. Prevention is better than cure!
• 20. Whither finance for innovation?
• 1. M'sia won't go bankrupt, says Awang Adek
• 2. Possible heavy losses for those hiving Kenmark shares
• 3. Mystery of the disappearing MD
• 4. EPF members can buy unit trust with up to 30% foreign po
• 5. Ishak is Kenmark's biggest stakeholder
• 6. Investors lock in profit
• 7. Significant fuel savings possible for cars
• 8. Sunway REIT to be Bursa's largest
• 9. Potential synergies in Affin-EON Cap merger
• 10. US and global stocks rise
• 11. Scomi eyes monorail projects
• 12. Astro's takeover offer closed
• 13. Oil prices easeut hold above US$74 in Asia Friday(updat
• 14. Israel has enough natural gas to export
• 15. United Airlines plans fuel-saving flight
• 16. CEO: Pos Malaysia never suffered losses since 1992
• 17. Taiwan president faces hurdles in key China deal
• 18. China policy won't affect us, says Hong Leong
• 19. MRCB to buy more land in Klang Valley
• 20. Geithner: Europe's debt crisis won't derail US recovery
• 1. Kenmark MD explains why he could not be contacted
• 2. Bumpier ride ahead for Proton
• 3. FBM KLCI ends day higher
• 5. Billionaire Warren Buffett defends rating agencies for m
• 6. Maika's end-2008 accumulated losses at RM106.7mil
• 7. Timing crucial in Affin's bid to buy EON Cap
• 8. EPF, PNB among Sunway REIT cornerstone investors
• 9. Muted reaction to incentive extension for AirAsia
• 10. Celcom Axiata to spend RM3bil in capex over next 3 year
• 11. Oil prices climb
• 12. Cash-strapped Greece to sell stakes in railways, utilit
• 13. CEO: MRCB revenue to cross RM1b in FY10
• 14. US stocks up, Dow in 3rd biggest gain this year
• 15. Maxis offers BlackBerry in white
• 16. Khazanah bid for Parkway may be the start of major fore
• 17. US Treasury sees options available for AIG to repay US$
• 18. Prudential pulling out of US$35bil AIA deal
• 19. Dubai talks finances with investors in Europe
• 20. Developers: Foreign labour cut could lead to delays and
• 1. Banks start increasing interest rates on car loans
• 2. Independent directors beware, Kenmark is a reminder to y
• 3. Are remisiers still necessary?
• 4. Kenmark under SC probe over its state of affairs
• 5. Woman sues Google over walking directions
• 6. Bursa COO resigns
• 7. More range-bound consolidation likely
• 8. Pakway episode a rude awakening for Khazanah
• 9. US, most EU stocks down, Asian shares mixed(update2)
• 10. S'pore extends 20% port dues concession
• 11. Citi closing 330 US consumer finance business
• 12. Affin to issue rights for EON Cap buy
• 13. Kenmark told to appoint special auditor
• 14. Breaking the Japanese hold on M'sian car market
• 15. An intriguing battle for Parkway
• 16. SC amends guidelines on unit trust funds
• 17. Bank Negara advises against managing risks solely at th
• 18. Taiwan firms display e-readers at computer show
• 19. Paramount to buy land for RM78mil
• 20. Maxbiz lodges police report over receivables
• 1. What is 4G wireless?
• 2. Markets end down
• 3. Bank of Italy: EU's US$923bil euro defence package can't
• 4. Affin has applied to central bank to buy EON Cap
• 5. Delay in 14-stick cigarette pack ban a risky move
• 6. Proton to make board changes
• 7. Former bank robber allegedly swindled 40,000 people in 6
• 8. Kenmark shares plunge 68%
• 9. iPad sales soars to 2 million since launch just two mont
• 10. KPJ Healthcare to build 3 more hospitals
• 11. AirAsia profit soars on higher passenger volumes
• 12. Risk management should be at all levels
• 13. Maxis posts Q1 net profit of RM552mil
• 14. China's shift away from cheap labour hard on all
• 15. 'Costly' investment for Pos Malaysia
• 16. To attain self-sufficiency, we need to rein in the cost
• 17. China warns of double-dip risk
• 18. Tough for GIC to fund Fortis bid for Parkway
• 19. AMMB to grow ops
• 20. EU, M'sia on palm oil understanding