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Orphan helps some 50 single parents through jumble sales
WHEN she was just nine months old, Mary Anne Tan, 56, was sent to a convent-run orphanage in Malacca because she was malnourished and sick.
Terengganu: No MoU with Chinese company to mine iron ore
KUALA TERENGGANU: The state goÂvernment says it is not involved in an MoU between China-based CAA Resources and a local firm to mine iron ore here.
Asian shares lower after Wall St tumble
HONG KONG: Asian markets sank again Thursday after Wall Street was hit by a further fall in oil prices, while the dollar edged up after tumbling against the yen.
Tesco's fourth profit warning in five months sends shares tumbling
LONDON: Tesco slashed its profit forecasts for the fourth time in five months as its new boss took costly measures to rebuild the British grocer after its recent accounting scandal and dramatic loss of customers in an increasingly cut-throat market.
Global shares fall on weaker oil, China losses
NEW YORK: Global equity markets fell on Tuesday after China's market posted its worst day in five years and political turmoil hit Greece, while the U.S. S&P 500 erased losses to end mostly flat on gains in technology and energy shares.
IPO bound EA Technique’s net profit falls
PETALING JAYA: E.A. Technique (M) Bhd’s (EAT) net profit for the nine months ended Sept 30, 2014, fell 79.6% year-on-year (y-o-y) to RM10.91mil from RM53.63mil due mainly to realised gains from the disposal of an associate company totalling RM37.5mil in the previous corresponding period.
Berjaya Auto ‘add’ rating kept, E&O 'buy', Wah Seong 'outperform'
A MORE challenging second half for financial year 2015 is expected for Berjaya Auto Bhd as all major auto makers are expected to step up promotional activities and aggressive campaigns to gain market share, says CIMB Research.
Japan firms see economy stalled, want growth policies
TOKYO: Japanese companies want Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to do more to boost growth, including steps like income tax cuts, as most think the economy is stalled or in recession after an April sales tax hike, a Reuters poll showed.
McDonald's warns that weak sales will hit fourth-quarter profit
NEW YORK: McDonald's Corp on Monday reported a steeper-than-expected drop in global sales at established restaurants in November, hurt by weakness in the United States and Asia, and warned that such results would "significantly pressure" margins in the current quarter.
Operator of bitcoin stock exchange penalised by US SEC
WASHINGTON: The operator of a stock exchange that allowed clients to use bitcoins to trade in certain securities was ordered by U.S. regulators to pay US$68,000 to resolve claims that he did not register the exchanges.
