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Lotus to expand presence in American market
Perusahaan Otomobil National Bhd#146;s British subsidiary, Group Lotus plc, will introduce a special version of its acclaimed I>Lotus Elise/Isports car into the American market in the middle of next year.
KLSE gets off to a rocky start
THE KLSE got off to a rocky start in the first trading day of the year as window-dressing activities that had lent support to the market in recent weeks apparently disappeared. The Composite Index (CI ) skidded nearly 14 points or 2.15% to 632.4 yesterday, as investors sold down their holdings, on heightened fears of war between the US and Iraq.
Analysts rate United Plantations highly
WHEN the crude palm oil (CPO) market is firm,it is not just the prices of plantation stocks that reflect the good news.
Investing in property abroad
JASON Tan, 34, started investing in Australian properties in 1995, two years before the financial crisis pulled the rug from under the feet of Asia. Today, he has one property in Malaysia, one in Singapore and six in Australia.
D'Arcy to handle Time dotCom marketing jobs
D#8217;ARCY Malaysia, which is part of the Publicis Group, has been awarded Time dotCom Bhd's marketing communication business, in a multi-way shootout that includes incumbent Grey Worldwide Malaysia, Batey Ads and McCann Erickson.
Mister Natural aims to change the world
The practical side of this dreamer was forged early. Taniguchi was just 8 years#8217; old and just a mile and a quarter from ground zero when the atom bomb hit Hiroshima. Aside from losing his hair for a while, he was unharmed.
Bell & Order needs more oomph
SECOND board-listed construction and sound communication concern Bell Order Bhd's warrant is expiring on April 17 this year.
Ranhill gets aggressive
RANHILL Bhd, a favourite among the small capital construction stocks, clearly eager to continue to please, plans to double its order book as well as move into a new business #8211; power generation.
The year that was - 2002
YEAR 2002 was clearly one of many misses for the local stock market.
BHP Billiton CEO makes surprise exit
The world#8217;s largest diversified mining group, BHP Billiton Ltd/Plc, announced the surprise resignation of chief executive Brian Gilbertson yesterday, citing #8220;irreconcilable differences#8221; with the board. Its executive director Chip Goodyear, known for his rigorous financial analysis, was appointed as the new CEO with immediate effect.
