Justo: I was offered RM7.6mil for stolen data BANGKOK: Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo has claimed that he was promised US$2mil (RM7.6mil) in exchange for data he stole from his former employer PetroSaudi International.
Hardcore defaulters fail to repay a single sen despite lower fee scheme KUALA LUMPUR: The National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) is frustrated that hardcore defaulters continue to snub various measures to make repayment easier on their pockets.
Cut fees for legal foreign workers PETALING JAYA: Documented foreign workers should not pay too much for public hospital services because their employers pay a levy to the Government, the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) said.
Worst over for CIMB? KUALA LUMPUR: Analysts have turned optimistic on CIMB Group Holdings Bhd’s Indonesian operations despite the bank’s group chief executive officer remaining cautious of its business in that country.
Bank Negara has enough ‘ammunition’ to stop ringgit and sovereign rating decline PETALING JAYA: Concerns that Malaysia’s external finances may worsen, as a result of continued intervention from the central bank after the ringgit weakened beyond 3.8 to the US dollar, have renewed fears that could lead to a sovereign rating downgrade.
Obama urges Britain to stay in EU in BBC interview WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama told the BBC in an interview excerpt that aired on Thursday that Britain must remain in the European Union to maintain its global influence.
It’s all online, says City Hall TWO online systems and a mobile application are at the heart of efforts by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to lower costs, energy consumption, paper usage and ultimately cut down on the inconvenience of queueing up at counters.
Tunku Ismail: I don't want to be the FAM president JOHOR BARU: Johor Crown Prince Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim is not keen on being the president of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM).