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Global markets to be driven by geopolitics in short term
The first part yesterday of the roundtable discussions dwelt on the KLSE#8217;s lacklustre performance for 2002, and the factors contributing to its weakness. The concluding part talks about the market#8217;s probable outlook for this year, given the looming prospect of war in Iraq.
Hambali plotted terror campaign
Hambali, the operations director for Osama bin Laden#8217;s al-Qaeda terrorist movement, is on the run, but for over 10 years he was in Malaysia planning and recruiting like-minded radicals for his campaign of terror to hit Western targets in South-East Asia. Malaysian police have collected new information on Hambali and his involvement in Jemaah Islamiah in their continuing war against terrorism, write WONG CHUN WAI and LOURDES CHARLES.
New Year Wishes: Party leaders call for stability and racial harmony
There is an increasing awareness among Malaysians on the need to preserve the country#8217;s stability, security and inter-ethnic harmony after terrorism triggered economic and political uncertainty worldwide, said MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Ling Liong Sik.
Hambali used RM2mil collected from donations to fund his extremist operations
Hambali, Asia#8217;s most wanted terror suspect with links to Osama bin Laden#8217;s al-Qaeda movement, had at least RM2mil cash in hand to run his campaign of terror while he was operating in the region, according to intelligence reports.
A promising year lies ahead
CEOS believe Malaysia will do well in 2003 despite uncertainties for the global economy.
Spectre of war greets New Year
B>TOKYO:/BJapanese streamed into temples, Russians packed a frigid Red Square and revellers from around the world crowded the confetti-strewn streets of New York#8217;s Times Square to greet the new year amid global concerns about war and terrorism.
Wooing China, Mid-East tourists
TODAY'S CEO OUTLOOK 2003 features two CEOs in the hotel sector and one in the information technology (IT) industry
Keep visiting M'sia, US senator tells Americans
Visiting US Senator Christopher Bond has this message for all Americans: #8220;Keep on coming to Malaysia.#8221;
Fighting the Bears
Will it hurt to look at the stock market in 2003? What are the stocks worth putting your money in?
How high can it go?
ASK around.It is a foregone conclusion that the local stock market is currently not too far off its lowest ebb. The mostpertinent question is how high can the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (CI)go in 2003?
