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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.
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Nation
Two caught in unpaid tax web
KUALA LUMPUR: Two Chinese nationals working in Malaysia were left in shock after discovering each had owed between RM748,000 and RM842,000 in unpaid income tax, allegedly after their employer made false declarations about their salaries to the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN).
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Corporate News
Higher liquidity to sustain upbeat outlook for retailers
PETALING JAYA: Improving liquidity will continue to support the bullish consumer sector sentiment and provide valuation rerating, according to RHB Research.
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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
Growing market liquidity poised to buoy Nestle
PETALING JAYA: Nestle (M) Bhd's resurgence is viewed as sustainable, underpinned by its marketing engagement efforts, the fall in commodity prices, a stronger ringgit, and the higher budget allocation by the government for income measures.
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Corporate News
Major Vietnam real estate firms delay bond interest payments
HANOI: Several prominent real estate companies have delayed interest payments on corporate bonds worth tens of billions of Vietnamese dong, according to disclosures filed with the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) since December 2025.
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Nation
Asean success raised the bar
SERDANG: Malaysia's successful Asean Chairmanship 2025 must spur stronger performance at home, particularly in boosting the economy and improving people's welfare, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Metro News
‘Knowledge is power when buying durian’
BALIK Pulau durian farmers take immense pride in the varieties grown for generations in Penang.
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Nation
King decrees Bahasa Malaysia gets priority
KUALA LUMPUR: His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, decreed that the national language, Bahasa Malaysia, must continue to be given priority
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Sabah & Sarawak
Young voters torn between Barisan and Warisan
KINABATANGAN: It is a tough call to make for three youths gathered at a wooden stilt-house coffeeshop in Kampung Sukau along the Kinabatangan, Sabah's longest river.
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Nation
Melaka civil servants get Feb 19 holiday for Ramadan
MELAKA: The state has declared Feb 19 a special public holiday for all civil servants to mark the beginning of Ramadan.
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Pinang Points
Reaping timeless lesson on gratitude for our food
WHEN I was a child, shouting "Ponggalo Ponggal" three times while rice cooked in milk made me feel awkward because I was shy and introverted.
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Nation
Johor caps rental fee for Ramadan bazaar lots at RM500
KULAI: Johor will cap the rental fee for Ramadan bazaar lots at RM500 per lot to ease the financial burden on small traders.
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Business
Economy weathers tariffs to hit 5% growth
SHANGHAI: China's economic growth met the government's target last year despite a pronounced slowdown in recent months, weathering Donald Trump's trade war by boosting exports outside the United States.
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Metro News
JB Chinese heritage museum reopens
Johor Baru Chinese Heritage Museum in Jalan Ibrahim has reopened after being closed since last June for upgrades.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Sabah Tourism Board to back private tourism industry players
KOTA KINABALU: Private tourism industry players can expect more support from Sabah Tourism Board (STB) this year.
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Corporate News
Genting Plantations earnings to face setback
PETALING JAYA: The hefty RM96.6mil administrative fine imposed on Genting Plantations Bhd's subsidiary, PT Susantri Permai by Indonesia's Forest Area Enforcement Task Force, will likely negatively impact Genting Plantations' earnings in the upcoming quarters, say analysts.
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Corporate News
Recovery in glove sector ongoing but threats linger
PETALING JAYA: While the glove sector's recovery is ongoing, threats are still lingering, according to TA Research.
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Nation
Climate inaction led to millions of ‘unavoidable deaths’
PETALING JAYA: Climate inaction is no longer a distant risk but a present public health threat, with worsening heat, air pollution and disease exposure already costing lives.
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Nation
PM: Govt ready to execute royal directives
KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Address of His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, will be implemented rigorously by the government, says the Prime Minister.
