
Confirmed: Ong and Chan to lead MCA
The central committee extinguishes the blazing speculations on who will lead the second largest political party in the country. It's choice, comes as no surprise.








Telekom Malaysia Bhd may issue up to RM4 billion in bonds to refinance the bridging facility taken out for the acquisition of a rival cellular operator, says a senior official.


The PAS muktamar this September will prove to be an important event as younger leaders are expected to ascend the hierarchy.


PAS leader Husam Musa is not buying the denials given by Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Tengku Adnan Mansor that he no longer hold shares in Bukit Tinggi Resort Berhad.

The government wants Asean members to lift travel restrictions in a bid to promote inter-Asean travel and put the struggling Sars hit tourism industry back on track.








The much-awaited MCA central committee meeting begins with its members expected to discuss the resignation of party president Dr Ling Liong Sik and his nemesis-cum-deputy Lim Ah Lek and a succession plan.


Is there sense of dissatisfaction of the United States towards Thailand? Thaksin Shinawatra will find out on his visit to Washington next month.