Tough road ahead
As the Middle East war drags on into its third week, warnings that the local economy must be prepared to face a storm are getting louder.
Sukuk, a steady ship
Once dominated by infrastructure and government-linked issuers, the sukuk market is now attracting a broader range of corporates.
Cementing Gagasan Nadi’s status
Four years ago, construction outfit Gagasan Nadi Cergas Bhd faced turbulent times.
EMS at a crossroads
The electrical manufacturing services (EMS) market is expected to grow from US$647.2bil in 2025 to US$684.2bil this year, according to a report by Apex Securities.
Living off-grid in Malaysia
For a selected few who have a strong desire for self-sufficiency and enjoy the great outdoors, the concept of living off the grid has transitioned from a fringe survivalist fantasy to a viable lifestyle choice.
When investor-friendly policies hurt owner-occupiers
One enduring trend in urban development has ridden the investment wave to deliver significant value but only to a targeted segment of the market.
The accessory parcel oversight
On Feb 26, 2026, a statement in the Dewan Rakyat by Deputy Housing and Local GovernmentMinisterDatuk Aiman Athirah Sabu sparked a nationwide debate among strata dwellers.
Hedge funds eye exotic options
The wild swings led by oil since the start of the Iran war have institutional investors turning to exotic hybrid options to trade cross-market gyrations.
Are Treasuries a sustainable bet?
To many, the strategy would be unthinkable. But for almost two decades, a US$60bil wealth manager in Belgium has been shunning US Treasuries.
Scottie Pippen backs prediction markets
Jeff Sprecher runs a US$90bil company that owns the New York Stock Exchange, sets global benchmarks for oil and interest rates, and traded record volumes last year.
