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Malaysia Airports readies for record turnout
THE encouraging turnout at the 11th Routes World Development Forum at Copenhagen has prompted the organisers to revise their estimate to 2,000 delegates when the event takes place in Malaysia in 2008.
Impressive Inai Kiara has no listing plans
INAI Kiara Sdn Bhd (IKSB), a leading dredging, reclamation and marine-related company, has no plans to become a public-listed company despite its impressive financial and project delivery track records.
MAHB rises on impressive results, foreign forays
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) seems to have found sustained support with its share price slowly but surely inching up from RM1.82 in late November to close almost 10% higher at RM2.05 yesterday.
AirAsia maintains stake in Thai unit
AirAsia Bhd will not dilute its 49% stake in Thai AirAsia despite the budget carrier's ownership having exceeded 50% with the entry of Singapore's Temasek Holdings in the airline's co-owner Shin Corp.
Market picks up after Cabinet changes
Members in the new Cabinet line-up, both incumbent and new, were welcomed by business leaders contacted by I>StarBiz /I>Tuesday.
Business leaders hail line-up
The Cabinet ministers, both the incumbent and newly-appointed, have their work cut out for them. Businessmen hold high expectations for the 9th Malaysia Plan, which will be unveiled later this year, and which these government leaders will carry into effect.
Many facilities for value-conscious flyers
A SHORTER turnaround time for aircraft, fuss-free passenger facilities that do not ignore basic comforts and plenty of space to accommodate the numbers - that is what Sepang's new low-cost carrier terminal also known, as LCC Terminal KLIA (LCC-T), has to offer.
Forum hopes Ninth Malaysia Plan will push for halal agency
The World Halal Forum is hopeful that the Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP) will facilitate its proposal on the formation of a centralised agency to oversee I>halal/Igovernance, said chairman Khairy Jamaluddin.
Consumer groups call for lower airfares
Consumer groups are calling for an increase in flight frequencies and lower airfares following the Government's recent decision on domestic rationalisation involving Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAS) and AirAsia Bhd.
