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Letters
Working on safeguarding cross-border data transfer
From PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION COMMISSIONER, Department of Personal Data Protection, Putrajaya.
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Nation
Condolence messages pour in
PETALING JAYA: Messages have been pouring in from Malaysians offering their sympathies to the families of the victims of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) crash in Lumut.
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Letters
Cultivating good mental health starts from young
From TAN SRI LEE LAM THYE, Member, Mental Health Advisory Council.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Villagers prepare for Joanna’s funeral
KUCHING: Able Seaman I Joanna Felicia Rohna (pic), who perished in the crash involving two navy helicopters in Lumut, will be buried at Kampung Engkaroh Tebakang in Serian today.
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Metro News
Pop-up display of precision watches
AVANT-GARDE Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer has opened its Carrera pop-up showcase in Pavilion Kuala Lumpur to present its latest novelties.
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Letters
There are economic benefits from waste
From PROF DATUK DR AHMAD IBRAHIM, Tan Sri Omar Centre for STI Policy, UCSI University.
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Nation
Late pilot lived out his dream
GEORGE TOWN: Despite his small build, the late Commander Muhammad Firdaus Ramli (pic) succeeded in living out his dream and walking tall as a pilot.
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Corporate News
RHB Bank is planning to maintain its 4.5% loan growth target
RHB Bank Bhd is likely to be operating with modest loan prospects in the financial year 2024 (FY24), with stable net interest margins (NIM) as well as a balanced set of non-fund-based streams, says Kenanga Research.
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Indonesia
Prabowo declared president-elect
THE electoral commission formally declared Prabowo Subianto president-elect in a ceremony yesterday, after the country’s highest court rejected challenges to his landslide victory lodged by two losing presidential candidates.
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Nation
Sivasutan just got married in January
IPOH: The wife of helicopter crash victim Lt T. Sivasutan (pic) was transferred from Penang to Perak earlier this week to be nearer her husband, says his cousin M. Sivanesan.
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Metro News
‘Prices will rise if conflict continues’
Malaysia’s imported and exported goods could be affected if the Middle East conflict continues to escalate.
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Metro News
Savour steamed meat noodles in Puchong
IN THE FRONT corner of a coffeeshop, a food stall attracts passers-by with the aroma of meat noodles.
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Corporate News
United Plantations keeping fingers crossed for 2024
United Plantations Bhd is hopeful of a satisfactory 2024, buoyed by an increase in palm oil prices in the first quarter of the year (1Q24), while remaining cautious over uncertain global economic growth sentiments.
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Corporate News
Scientex a refuge for defensive investors
Scientex Bhd will prevail as a defensive refuge for investors to weather potential cyclical downturns despite global market uncertainty, says UOB Kay Hian Research (UOBKH Research).
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Golf
Galven takes over top spot with identical second round 67
PETALING JAYA: Back-to-back rounds of 67 puts Galven Green in the lead heading into the third day of the Corolla Cross Cup at the Glenmarie Golf and Country Club yesterday.
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Insight
How oil shocks can be less shocking
It has been over seven months since the Israel-Hamas War erupted on Oct 7, 2023. Prices of Brent crude, the international benchmark, have broadly stayed range-bound though it has hit a high of US$92.16 for a barrel of crude oil (bbl) on Oct 16, 2023 and US$90.48 per bbl on April 5, 2024.
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Football
Mukhairi takes the blame for Malaysia’s lacklustre display
PETALING JAYA: Withered, tattered and jaded – those were the feelings felt by Mukhairi Ajmal Mahadi after Malaysia bowed out of the AFC Under-23 Asian Cup without a win.
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Nation
Interim report out in a fortnight
PUTRAJAYA: An interim report on the helicopter collision that killed 10 people will be ready in two weeks’ time, says government spokesman Fahmi Fadzil.
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Commodities
MPOB seeks to strengthen oil palm R&D strategies
The Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) will analyse research projects and issues in the local oil palm industry to ensure that it will continue to drive growth and progress towards a lucrative and sustainable future.
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Nation
Immigration DG: BM fluency not a condition for passport renewals
PUTRAJAYA: Immigration Department officers are not allowed to reject any passport renewal or first-time applications solely because the applicant has failed to master the national language, says its director-general Datuk Ruslin Jusoh.