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Selecting appropriate bond funds
I>B>/I>/B>THE 1997 Asian financial crisis, the 2000 technology sector sell-down, Sept 11 terrorist attacks, followed by Bali bombing, and another Gulf War have quashed investors#039; confidence in equities time after time. Most have turned to bonds and time deposit as alternatives.
A ticking time bomb at sea
WITH Bohey Dulang island in the background, a 30-something divemaster checked his surroundings.
StanChart eyes joint deal
LONDON:Standard Chartered is pursuing a collective settlement with other US authorities after agreeing to pay US$340mil to New Yorks financial regulator under mounting pressure from shareholders.
Stockwatch
Yap Lih Huey writes on Oriental Holdings, Resorts World, Kuala Lumpur Kepong, Integrax and Texchem.
US SEC names Robert Khuzami new enforcement chief
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday named a former federal prosecutor as its new enforcement chief to lead the embattled agency's drive to strengthen its pursuit of financial fraud.
Genting and Resorts grapple with uncertainty
IT'S been a volatile ride for Resorts World Bhd and its parent company, Genting Bhd, at least where their share prices are concerned.
Resorts sector maps out new strategies
LIFE goes on for many Malaysian businesses despite the war in Iraq. While there are fewer foreign tourist arrivals, the resorts business is taking it in its stride and is making plans to counter the negative impact.
Outgoing FBI Chief Stands Up For Record On Wall Street Fraud
WASHINGTON: FBI Director Robert Mueller sought on Wednesday to dispel any perception among Americans that the bureau and the Justice Department let bankers go free after they helped bring about the U.S. financial crisis.
Remembering Bandung, Sandakan and Hiroshima
THIS year marks the 60th anniversary of the historic Bandung Conference and the 70th Anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
Tencent, Alibaba apps find fans in schools affected by virus
HONG KONG: In coronavirus-hit China, demand for virtual office tools from Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and Tencent Holdings Ltd is surging as the world’s largest work-from-home experiment gets into full swing.
