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A tale of two listings
There were two major listings that would likely have different repercussion on the region and Malaysia in the last two weeks.
Trend stays bearish despite late week rally
REVIEW: The steady flux of rhetoric with regard to the Sino-US trade war is, somewhat surprisingly, yet to wear thin among investors as evidenced by the swift changes in sentiment seen of late.
ATA IMS diversifies customer base
After more than two years since its entry into the capital market, ATA IMS Bhd is now charting its next growth chapter. This time, it is seeking to grow and diversify its customer base and beef up its profit margins in the process.
Light at the end of tunnel for gloves sector
MALAYSIA’s rubber gloves sector, which boasts some of the world’s largest manufacturers, sees light at the end of the tunnel.
PetChem ready to get back into the game
DURING an ongoing economic slowdown which has seen petrochemical players producing lacklustre results on depressing margins, Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd has been gearing up its battle machines.
BlackRock, Vanguard among fund giants flocking to Chinese market
BEIJING: Global asset managers are embracing China’s invitation to do more business in one of the world’s fastest-growing financial markets.
China to waive trade war tariffs for some US soy, pork purchases
BEIJING: China has started to process applications from some domestic companies to exempt their purchases of US goods including soybeans and pork from retaliatory tariffs, China’s finance ministry said in a statement on Friday.
Beijing’s hopes for AI dominance may rest on how many US-educated Chinese want to return home
The US is home to five of the world’s top 10 universities in the AI field, which includes computer vision and machine learning, while China has three.
Beijing insists rollback of extra tariffs in US-China trade deal
BEIJING: Tariffs should be cut proportionately if China and the United States reach a phase-one deal, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday.
KLCI perks up on Sime Plantation, KLK’s gains
KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips managed to reverse out of the early losses on Friday as fund buying of Sime Plantation and KL Kepong provided an upbeat outlook, in line with key Asian markets.