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Malaysia-Market factors to watch on Nov 21(Wednesday)
KUALA LUMPUR: Following is a list of events in Malaysia as well as news company-related and market news which could have an influence on the local market.
Najib: Island disputes must be managed rationally
OVERLAPPING claims in the South China Sea between several Asean members and China will take a long time to resolve and one of the challenges will be to ensure that there is continued peace and stability in the region.p>hr noshade size=-1 width=100%>p>
Metro Watch
SOLS Tech and Hong Leong Foundation will be launching Tech Cycle and hosting a digital device recycling event on Thursday from 10am, at The Stage, Publika Square, Solaris Dutamas.
Speakers to answer questions about education blueprint
PETALING JAYA: What do you think could have been addressed more clearly in the Malaysian Education Blueprint?
Banking experts say compliance must not stifle innovation
KUALA LUMPUR: Policymakers will need to find an equilibrium between corporate governance and the expansion of Asias banking and financial industry as growth shifts to the region in the wake of the drawn-out global financial crisis, said banking experts.
Malaysia's free trade, partnership accords with EU to be concluded in 2013
Malaysia's free trade and partnership and cooperation agreements (PCA) with the European Union (EU) is expected to be concluded next year.
Canada says it views state enterprises, like Petronas, differently(update)
OTTAWA: Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper signaled on Monday his government will treat state-owned enterprises differently than private-sector companies when it decides whether to approve foreign investments in Canada.
Malaysia-Market factors to watch on Nov 20(Tuesday)
KUALA LUMPUR: Following is a list of events in Malaysia as well as news company-related and market news which could have an influence on the Malaysian market.
Italy eyes constitutional reform to cut red tape
MILAN (Reuters) - Fed up with a Byzantine bureaucracy that is scaring off foreign investors, Mario Monti's technocrat government has proposed changing Italy's constitution to hack through a tangle of local veto powers that have been stifling infrastructure projects.
