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Petronas boss for top Iraq oil job?
PETROLIAM Nasional Bhd (Petronas) president and chief executive officer Tan Sri Mohd Hassan Marican has been identified by two leading British newspapers as a possible candidate for appointment by the US administration to help manage Iraq's oil industry in the post-Saddam Hussein era.
Inti - resilient amid adversities?
Online investment advisor Surf88.Com writes on Inti's prospects saying our latest update with Inti Universal (RM3.78) unveils a rosy picture.
Merger scenarios for govt-linked plantations
THE merger prospects for seven Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB)-linked plantation companies, which still appear to be up in the air, have kept most plantation analysts busy on potential scenarios.
Scomi flotation to bring in RM17mil
KLSE second board candidate Scomi Group Bhd expects to raise RM17mil from its flotation, scheduled for the second quarter this year.
Perodua to tie-up with Toyota Japan
PERUSAHAAN Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd (Perodua) may be a small carmaker but its aspirations are by no means of that scale. It is believed that Perodua is tying-up with Toyota Motor Corp for an assembling contract.
UM Land unloved but has potential
IF you were to view The United Malayan Land Bhd's (UM Land) web page, you would be greeted with the saying: I>Like the tree, UM Land grows on deep, strong roots so it may bear rich fruit./I>
GHL to expand EDC rental business
MESDAQ candidate GHL Systems Bhd plans to use the RM12.6mil proceeds from its initial public offering (IPO) to expand its electronic draft capture (EDC) terminal rental business.
Mixed showing by new listings
The eight new listings so far this year have turned in a somewhat mixed performance vis-a-vis their initial public offering (IPO) prices, with most of those on the Mesdaq market in positive territory.
Concerns remain over Celcom's performance over the next 2 years
Celcom (M) Bhd may have returned to the black after 5 years of consecutive losses but not everyone is ringing praises over it.
Redefining Disney style
FOR much of the 1990s, the Walt Disney Co consumer products division was a runaway revenue engine. Operating income grew US$100 million per year, topping out at US$893 million in 1997, as Disney stores sold out of rack after rack of merchandise inspired by #147;The Lion King#148; and other animated hits. No self-respecting fourth-grader would let his parents push him out the door without an #147;Aladdin#148; lunchbox.
