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A feud threatens to tear apart convenience store chain
TAIPEI: FamilyMart, the most successful Japanese convenience-store chain in China, is embroiled in a royalty payments fight between its Japanese and Chinese joint-venture partners that could change how much money each side makes or scuttle the partnership entirely.
Ni Hsin Resources declares treasury shares
KUALA LUMPUR: Ni Hsin Resources Bhd is rewarding shareholders with an interim single tier dividend via a share dividend distribution of up to 24.39 million units of treasury shares.
Goldilocks economy
Sentiment on Malaysia’s economy not so positive but is there a silver lining?
Modest 5% to 6% growth likely in Malaysian retail sector
Market to be sustained by improved consumer spending and stability
SST seen to affect retail sales
PETALING JAYA: Retail sales are expected to drop significantly in the first two months following the reintroduction of the sales and services tax (SST) on Sept 1, as consumers adopt a more cautious approach to spending.
Retail sector growth revised higher to 5.3% post-GE14
KUALA LUMPUR: ? Malaysia's retail sector is estimated to chalk up a growth of 5.3 per cent after the 14th General Election and revised from an earlier estimate of 4.7 per cent, said Retail Group Malaysia (RGM) Sdn Bhd Managing Director Tan Hai Hsin.
US$45bil wiped out mostly from Asia bonds, BondEvalue says
HONG KONG: Rising Treasury yields, trade-war concerns and Chinese defaults have wiped out $45 billion since the start of the year in the market value of dollar notes sold by Asian and international borrowers, according to Singapore-based BondEvalue.
Asia junk bond rout divides veterans on US$121bil market
HONG KONG: Asian junk bonds have sold off amid defaults and concerns over refinancing risks, dividing veterans on where the US$121bil market is headed.
Default risk in Asia rises
HONG KONG: Asian companies face increased risk of default as politicians in the region accept more corporate failures, adding to strains as refinancing costs climb.
Property retail segment consolidates
PETALING JAYA: Although the property retail scene will remain challenging in the next couple of years as a result of rising retail space and the competition brought about by e-commerce, the retail sector will continue to grow, albeit at a much slower pace, backed by more “targeted valued content and offerings” using different delivery channels.
