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Nation
PriceCatcher downloaded by nearly 600,000
KUALA LUMPUR: Nearly 600,000 Malaysians have downloaded the government's PriceCatcher app, reflecting growing public reliance on real-time retail price data to track the cost of everyday goods, says Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali.
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Corporate News
ERB seeks merger with JPMorgan-backed rival multilateral lender
European Rearmament Bank (ERB), an initiative to create a state-backed lender for defence amid the region's worst conflict since World War Two, has proposed merging with a JPMorgan-backed rival to appeal to governments.
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Corporate News
AI fears leave Salesforce shares unusually cheap
Salesforce Inc shares have never been cheaper, but investors still aren't buying amid rising fears about artificial intelligence (AI) eroding the company's growth prospects.
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Insight
Rising yuan won’t slow China’s export boom
China's desire to keep its exports growth engine roaring seems at odds with the steady appreciation of its currency.
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Letters
Why Malaysia’s first homegrown EV matters
FROM DR SYED ALWEE ALSAGOFF Fellow, National Council of Professors Kajang
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Letters
Streamline approvals to bring in mega stars
FROM LAWRENCE CHIEW KAI HENG MCA Tourism Bureau chairman
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Football
Take a chance on the other Abba
PETALING JAYA: Eight years ago in Kuala Lumpur, national Under-23 defensive midfielder Ahmad Haziq Kutty Abba sat in the stands at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil, watching the Harimau Muda take on Thailand in the 2017 SEA Games football final.
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Other Sports
Ridzwan’s the one for futsal team to count on
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia futsal team player Mohd Ridzwan Bakri knows winning a medal at the Thailand SEA Games will be a major challenge, but he believes Malaysia can finally end their eight-year wait for a podium finish.
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Football
Selangor coach Gamel admits sore point feels like a loss
PETALING JAYA: Selangor left Manila with heavy frustration after their 1-1 draw with Dynamo Herb Cebu in the Asean Club Championship Shopee Cup on Wednesday, a result coach Christophe Gamel described bluntly as a ''loss'' given his team's dominance and the number of missed chances.
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Squash
Sangari finds Hania too hot to handle again, but q-final finish in Hong Kong a positive
PETALING JAYA: National squash player S. Sivasangari closed out her year with a quarter-final finish in the Hong Kong Open.
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Forex
Ringgit to hold firm into next year
Economists and foreign exchange (forex) watchers continue to be bullish on the prospects of the ringgit heading into 2026, as the local note strengthened to RM4.11 against the US dollar yesterday, its strongest level in more than 14 months vis-a-vis the American currency.
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Bowling
Siti’s experience fuels Malaysia’s charge for Japan clash
PETALING JAYA: Experience may be Siti Safiyah Amirah Abdul Rahman's greatest weapon but even Malaysia's most seasoned bowler knows Japan cannot be taken for granted at the World Championships.
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Badminton
Skipper Ee Wei ready to boost team’s chances as secret weapon
PETALING JAYA: Mixed doubles shuttler Toh Ee Wei could turn out to be Malaysia's secret weapon in the women's team event at the SEA Games badminton competition from Dec 7-14 in Thailand.
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Corporate News
Huang unsure if China will accept its H200 chips
Nvidia Corp chief executive officer (CEO) Jensen Huang says he's unsure whether China would accept the company's H200 artificial intelligence (AI) chips should the United States relax restrictions on sales of the processors, following a meeting Wednesday with President Donald Trump.
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Other Sports
Silat squad sharpen skills high in the clouds but target remains low
KUALA LUMPUR: The national pencak silat team have been training at high altitude in the cool Cameron Highlands, but their medal expectations for the SEA Games remain low.
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Swimming
Bros out to make waves
PETALING JAYA: It will be a reunion of sorts for Khiew siblings Hoe Yean and Tze Yean at the SEA Games but in different pools.
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Badminton
BAM boss Zafrul believes shuttlers can win four golds
PETALING JAYA: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) believe the shuttlers bound for the SEA Games in Thailand from Dec 9-20 will be able to meet the ambitious target of four gold medals set for them.
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Economy
Data centres in Vietnam are transforming nation into high tech era
The data centre market in Vietnam is in the midst of explosive growth, evolving from a mere technical infrastructure to becoming a coveted high-tech real estate asset that attracts global investors, say experts.
