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D’nonce to make variety of security systems
D#039;NONCE Technology Bhd plans to produce a variety of security system products at its plant in Prai Industrial Estate during the third quarter of this year.
Getting it right with cars and expensive toys
THIS month, being notable for a three-day blast that is supposedly a high octane, ear-splitting event #8211; the Sepang leg of the 2003 Formula 1 races #8211; let#8217;s stay on this theme and talk cars.
S’pore to revive economy with deficit budget
THE Singapore government unveiled yesterday a budget aimed at stimulating growth and cutting business costs, but lacking in major policy initiatives despite projecting an unprecedented third successive deficit.
Private consumption continues to underpin GDP growth
THE results were out late Wednesday evening. Fourth quarter gross domestic product (GDP) posted a growth of 5.6 per cent while full year 2002 GDP expanded by 4.2 per cent.
Thong Guan sets up two new lines
THONG GUAN Industries Bhd, a KLSE main board specialising in stretch film and plastic packaging manufacture, is allocating about RM19mil to set up two new stretch film production lines this year.
YLI Holdings posts a 30% increase in Q3 turnover to RM35.7mil
YLI Holdings Bhd, a specialist in the manufacture of ductile iron pipes, posted a 30.2 % increase in turnover of RM35.7mil for the third quarter ended Dec 31. Pre-tax profits also rose from RM9.1mil to RM12.0mil over the same period.
Japan's central bank raises target for extra cash in system
Japan's central bank raised the amount of excess cash in the financial market Wednesday to up to 22 trillion yen (US$187 billion) to try to help along a stagnant economy.
First Hong Kong tax hikes in nearly 20 years
Hong Kong is hiking corporate and personal taxes for the first time in nearly 20 years in a bid to curb its huge budget deficit.
Cathay Pacific 2002 net profit soars
Cathay Pacific Airways reported yesterday a six-fold jump in profit for 2002, on strong passenger demand, increased cargo revenues and cost cutting.
Iraq deadline stirs hopes
Stocks closed slightly higher on Friday, as a March 17 deadline for Iraq to meet disarmament demands or face war fed investor hopes for resolution to a crisis that has depressed markets for months.
