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Electric equipment makers were the most likely to say they were planning cuts, at 21 per cent, followed by textiles at 15 per cent and glass and ceramics at 14 per cent. - 123RF pic
Electric equipment makers were the most likely to say they were planning cuts, at 21 per cent, followed by textiles at 15 per cent and glass and ceramics at 14 per cent. - 123RF pic
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Record 10 per cent Japanese manufacturers to cut production abroad
TOKYO - About one in 10 Japanese companies plan to cut down production overseas over the next five...
The government remains committed to implementing policies that can bolster the nation’s economic growth and competitiveness to attract funds that will strengthen the international reserves and the ringgit.
The government remains committed to implementing policies that can bolster the nation’s economic growth and competitiveness to attract funds that will strengthen the international reserves and the ringgit.
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Govt committed to implementing policies to strengthen international reserves, ringgit
KUALA LUMPUR - The government remains committed to implementing policies that can bolster the...
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Photo source: Illustration purpose only
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No evidence to prove death penalty reduces fear or deters crime - Lawyers
SHAH ALAM - The abolition of the mandatory death penalty has no conclusive evidence to show that the...
(Smaller image from the left) Consumer finance expert Professor Dr Mohamad Fazli Sabri, Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd Social Economics and Finance chief Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid
(Smaller image from the left) Consumer finance expert Professor Dr Mohamad Fazli Sabri, Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd Social Economics and Finance chief Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid
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Risks failing to repay loans on EPF, warn experts
SHAH ALAM - The Employees Provident Fund's (EPF) steps in allowing members to apply for bank...
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photo for illustrative purposes - FILEPIC
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EPF contributors must be aware of default risks for Account 2 support facility - economist
KUALA LUMPUR- Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributors should be aware of default risks if they...
The benefits are many such as a supply of food, raw materials, water, and clean air and it is important to maintain a balance in the ecosystem which has directly contributed to the country’s economic development, according to the Bank Negara Malaysia.
The benefits are many such as a supply of food, raw materials, water, and clean air and it is important to maintain a balance in the ecosystem which has directly contributed to the country’s economic development, according to the Bank Negara Malaysia.
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Biodiversity loss has implications on economy, financial stability - BNM
KUALA LUMPUR - Man has benefitted from the biodiversity in the ecosystem and the interactions of...
Bank Negara Malaysia will continue with its engagements with key stakeholders in navigating Malaysia’s economic transition towards a decarbonised future.
Bank Negara Malaysia will continue with its engagements with key stakeholders in navigating Malaysia’s economic transition towards a decarbonised future.
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BNM continues engagement with key stakeholders in economic transition towards decarbonised future
KUALA LUMPUR - Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) will continue with its engagements with key stakeholders...
Khairy Jamaluddin
Khairy Jamaluddin
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KJ clarifies vape tax issue
SHAH ALAM - Former Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin says although the previous government...
The ringgit is likely to trade on a bullish bias next week, below the RM4.40 level within the 4.3925-4.4175 range against the US dollar, said an analyst.
The ringgit is likely to trade on a bullish bias next week, below the RM4.40 level within the 4.3925-4.4175 range against the US dollar, said an analyst.
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Ringgit likely to trade on bullish bias within the 4.39-4.41 range next week - Analyst
KUALA LUMPUR - The ringgit is likely to trade on a bullish bias next week, below the RM4.40 level...
Economists are projecting a better outlook for the ringgit in the second quarter (Q2) of 2023 amid the country's relatively resilient economic outlook.
Economists are projecting a better outlook for the ringgit in the second quarter (Q2) of 2023 amid the country's relatively resilient economic outlook.
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Ringgit tipped to extend recovery, to end Q2 at 4.35
KUALA LUMPUR - Economists are projecting a better outlook for the ringgit in the second quarter (Q2)...
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People walk at the the Hasan Sham camp for internally displaced persons from northern areas of Iraq, some 40 kilometres west of Arbil, on September 17, 2024. Iraq, marred by decades of war and turmoil even before the rise of IS, is home to over a million internally displaced people, and after closing most of the camps in federal Iraq, around 20 remain in the autonomous Kurdistan region, which according to the United Nations house more than 115,000 displaced people. However, returning to their villages remains a difficult task for many. (Photo by Safin HAMID / AFP)
People walk at the the Hasan Sham camp for internally displaced persons from northern areas of Iraq, some 40 kilometres west of Arbil, on September 17, 2024. Iraq, marred by decades of war and turmoil even before the rise of IS, is home to over a million internally displaced people, and after closing most of the camps in federal Iraq, around 20 remain in the autonomous Kurdistan region, which according to the United Nations house more than 115,000 displaced people. However, returning to their villages remains a difficult task for many. (Photo by Safin HAMID / AFP)
Iraqis face tough homecoming a decade after IS rampage
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Off-the-beaten-path travel increases among Chinese thrill seekers
This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)
This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)
Nearly 40 per cent of 3.4 million displaced in Myanmar are children - UN
S Shamala. Photo by Bernama
S Shamala. Photo by Bernama
AI revolutionising sports to develop world-class athletes
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
Young PwD entrepreneur finds success with mother's pekasam recipe
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Nearly 40 per cent of 3.4 million displaced in Myanmar are children - UN
This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)
This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)
Titanic captain's watch sells for over US$2 million
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Photo for illustration purpose only. - Illustrated via Canva
Young PwD entrepreneur finds success with mother's pekasam recipe
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
AI revolutionising sports to develop world-class athletes
S Shamala. Photo by Bernama
S Shamala. Photo by Bernama
Misha Omar to reunite with fans
Photo by Bernama
Photo by Bernama
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