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Letters
Let’s get kids to start the new school term with joy
ASSOC PROF DR A letter from MUHAMMAD NOOR ABDUL AZIZ, School of Education, Universiti Utara Malaysia.
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Markets
Global fund rotation to boost local bourse
PETALING JAYA: A renewed rotation of global funds into Asia is set to lift Malaysia's equity market in the first quarter of 2026, as investors scale back exposure to richly valued US assets and seek growth opportunities closer to home.
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Corporate News
Mixed outlook for Swift Haulage earnings potential
PETALING JAYA: Swift Haulage Bhd's earnings prospects remain mixed, with downside risks arising from softer container haulage volumes, margin pressure from land transport and warehousing, says MBSB Research.
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Corporate News
DRG likely to have low impact on private hospitals
PETALING JAYA: The diagnosis related group (DRG) payment system for Malaysia's healthcare system continues to be the focus for industry stakeholders.
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Nation
Namewee claims trial to drug possession
KUALA LUMPUR: Controversial rapper Namewee (pic) has claimed trial at the Magistrate's Court here to a charge of drug possession at a hotel in October last year.
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Commodities
Gold and silver jump to record highs on Greenland tariff threats
LONDON: Gold and silver jumped to record highs as President Donald Trump's intensifying push to take over Greenland spurred fears of a damaging trade war between the United States and Europe.
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Economy
EU weaponising US assets a risk, Deutsche Bank’s Saravelos says
FRANKFURT: US President Donald Trump's trade threats towards European governments over Greenland raise the possibility the latter may trim their holdings of US assets, supporting the euro, according to a Deutsche Bank AG strategist.
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Metro News
Firing up Chinese New Year vibes in Bukit Bintang
A MALL in Kuala Lumpur kicks off its month-long Chinese New Year celebration themed "Journey to Prosperity" with vibes of red and gold, promotions and activities galore.
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Metro News
Connecting top furniture producers with global buyers
Malaysian International Furniture Fair (MIFF), South-East Asia's largest furniture trade show, returns as a launchpad for the region's top furniture makers to showcase world-class craftsmanship and design.
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Focus
Missiles over Jabo
THE three herders stood at the edge of a crescent-shaped crater in a cornfield in Jabo, northwest Nigeria, peering down at the scorched earth.
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Metro News
Garden impressions for artistic home decor
A furniture collection brings foliage and butterflies into living space through the work of Malaysian contemporary artist Najib Ahmad Bamadhaj.
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Economy
Advance GDP signals stronger end to 2025
PETALING JAYA: There is growing optimism that Malaysia's economy has closed 2025 on a stronger-than-expected note.
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Nation
Najib and ex-AG settle lawsuit
SHAH ALAM: Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has reached a settlement with Tan Sri Tommy Thomas in a lawsuit over the former attorney general's memoir.
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Corporate News
Lianson Fleet set for improving earnings visibility
PETALING JAYA: Kenanga Research has raised its target price for Lianson Fleet Group Bhd to RM2.40, a three-fold increase from 80 sen previously, citing the group's expanding growth avenues and improving earnings visibility.
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Nation
Senior Immigration officer charged with RM140k bribery
SHAH ALAM: A deputy assistant director in the Immigration Department has been charged with four counts of accepting RM140,000 in bribes to illegally admit 56 Bangladeshis into the country.
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Metro News
Red langur and local empowerment
Sime Darby Foundation (YSD) is supporting the development and implementation of a species conservation action plan (SCAP) for the critically endangered red langur in Maludam National Park, Betong Division in Sarawak.
