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Corporate News
Reservoir Link sub-unit bags RM22mil job
Reservoir Link Energy Bhd’s sub-subsidiary Founder Energy Sdn Bhd has secured a contract worth about RM22mil from JS Solar Sdn Bhd for the sub-contracting works of a 50MWac solar farm in Kulim, Kedah.
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Corporate News
Capacity expansion, diversification to boost UMediC
Robust capacity expansion plans and medical equipment tenders are set to drive UMediC Group Bhd’s (UMC) earnings growth in the near term.
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Corporate News
Higher OOH beverage consumption a boon for F&N
Fraser & Neave Holdings Bhd (F&N) stands to be the key beneficiary of higher out-of-home (OOH) beverage consumption amid the current heatwave across South-East Asia, says MIDF Research.
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Letters
Staying on top of digital threats
A letter from TERRENCE SIAU, Country head (Malaysia) Sea Limited.
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Corporate News
Thames Water to release new business plan this week
Thames Water Utilities Ltd’s board members are set for last-ditch talks to update their business plan this week after shareholders branded the previous one “uninvestible”.
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Nation
Chinese villagers downplay help for Malay travellers in Perak
PETALING JAYA: To the Malay travellers who got a smoother ride home to Kuala Lumpur after their recent Hari Raya celebrations, the group of Chinese villagers who helped enable that were giants.
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Letters
Let children decide on their choice for tertiary education
A letter from NAHRIZUL ADIB KADRI, Kuala Lumpur.
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Forex
Yuan tests key milestone on loosening govt grip
China’s second attempt in a month to loosen its grip on the yuan is opening up the door for the currency to test a psychological milestone that hasn’t been seen since November.
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Economy
Major exports slump 20.7% in March
Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (Nodx) shrank 20.7% in March from a high base a year ago, as both electronic and non-electronic shipments slumped.
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Economy
SEZ set to catalyse equity valuations
The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is set to catalyse equity valuations in both Malaysia and Singapore under five themes.
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Aviation
Middle East conflict may hurt aviation sector
The rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could result in potential jet fuel price hikes and lower passenger traffic, thus impacting the aviation sector negatively.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Peeping Tom sought by Kota Kinabalu police
KOTA KINABALU: Police are looking for a man suspected of using his mobile phone to record a woman in a toilet at a mall here.
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Nation
PJD Link cut off for good
PUTRAJAYA: The Petaling Jaya Dispersal Link (PJD Link) highway project is no more.
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Nation
Johor kicks off Aidilfitri Madani 2024 today
PUTRAJAYA: The Aidilfitri Madani 2024 celebration with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will be held in seven states, beginning today in Johor.
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Nation
Zafrul wants to ‘correct’ errors in DPM’s affidavit
PETALING JAYA: Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz will seek to correct certain factual errors in an affidavit filed by Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi in the High Court.
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Nation
More data, awareness of testicular cancer needed
PETALING JAYA: Affecting one in 250 males in their lifetime, testicular cancer is one of the many forms of cancer to inflict men. In Malaysia, statistics from the Malaysian National Cancer Registry 2012-2016 show 636 testicular cancer cases were recorded during that period.
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Nation
Waging a battle against ‘The Big C’
PETALING JAYA: Brothers A. Surendra Ananth and A. Jeyakumar were leading normal lives, the former working as a lawyer here and the latter a student in the United Kingdom.
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Economy
M’sia on right track in sustainable financing
Sustainable financing in the Asean region has been advancing quickly, with investors seeking investments that can create positive impact and help efforts in climate mitigation and adaptation sooner rather than later.