The curious case of ConnectCounty

Makes exchange filing based on speculative blog report

Innovation, imagination in post-Covid world

Last week has been most chaotic as the coronavirus has infected over eight million people around the world with 445,000 deaths.

Reconfiguring the supply chain

COMPANIES invest a lot of time and money to source for the right suppliers. They want to ensure they are getting the best deal in terms of cost, quality and efficiency.

Wirecard's missing US$2.1b didn't enter Philippine financial system, c.bank says

MANILA: None of the $2.1 billion missing from scandal-hit German payments firm Wirecard AG appears to have entered the Philippine financial system, the central bank said on Sunday.

Green Packet shares cross at premium to market

PETALING JAYA: Green Packet Bhd, the technology firm that has been hogging the limelight with its media campaigns to help traditional companies embrace digitisation, saw 10% of its shares cross in off market trades.

Kendall Court exits Green Packet

PETALING JAYA: Singapore-based private equity (PE) firm Kendall Court has ceased to be a substantial shareholder of Green Packet Bhd, after it disposed of its entire stake in the international telecommunications and technology group.

Singapore's central bank says received licence application from Wirecard

SINGAPORE: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has received a license application from scandal-hit electronics payments firm Wirecard under the country's new Payments Services Act, the central bank said on Tuesday.

Ex-Wirecard CEO detained on accusation of inflating balance sheet

FRANKFURT:Former Wirecard Chief Executive Markus Braun has been detained on accusations of inflating the company's balance sheet and revenues to make it appear stronger and more attractive for investors and customers, prosecutors said in a statement on Tuesday.

KLCCP expects office segment to remain stable

Australia’s mining lobby takes a baby step on climate change

AUSTRALIA’S mining lobby group, the Minerals Council of Australia, long derided by environmentalists as coal-loving dinosaurs, has launched a climate action plan that is probably significant for what it doesn’t say than what it does.