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China may ease electric car quotas, delay emission rules to help automakers
China is considering temporarily easing quotas designed to boost production of electric cars to help automakers badly bruised by the coronavirus pandemic to revive slumping sales.
ABB warns on profit after hit from coronavirus, low oil prices
ZURICH: Swiss engineering group ABB said profits of all its businesses would suffer in the first quarter because of the fallout from the coronavirus and due to plunging oil prices.
Digital platforms benefit from MCO
PETALING JAYA: Mediums that cannot be accessed from home are already feeling the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19), according to Magna Malaysia chief investment officer Audrey Chong.
Pandemic puts brakes on DRB-Hicom’s momentum
Its subsidiary Proton had posted 89% jump in sales in February
A relief rally, but...
THE past five trading days saw the FBM KLCI bouncing off from a low of 1,208 points on March 16 to reach as high as 1,353 points on Friday before closing at 1,343 points.
As virus explodes, world races to mask up
ZURICH (Reuters) - Spiez Lab, a government-run institute in the Swiss mountains, was set up to protect the nation from nuclear, biological and chemical threats. "For a world without weapons of mass destruction," runs its slogan.
National carmakers still drive sales in February
PETALING JAYA: National carmakers continued to drive sales in February, despite the market adopting a cautious stance in light of the growing Covid-19 pandemic.
TVET a viable choice for building great future careers
SPM graduates should know how TVET can increase their employability and help them on a path to professional achievement
Auto sector shifting gears
PETALING JAYA: As the world grapples with the Covid-19 crisis, many automotive firms across the globe have shut down their operations in tandem with the nationwide lockdown of their respective countries.
Bursa Malaysia to remain guarded in the immediate term
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia will likely remain guarded in the immediate term depending on the COVID-19 development, despite Bank Negara Malaysia's move to cut the Statutory Reserve Requirement (SRR) ratio.