National carmaker Proton unveiled a major restructuring that will allow it to expand its businesses to gear up for market liberalisation in two years.
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Will Malaysia Airlines' wall of silence over allegations of 'weight-cheating' by a Dhaka-based freight company be breached by a second police report?
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Barisan Alternatif members have demanded the resignation of Culture, Arts and Tourism Minister Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir, for accusing the Chinese community of disloyalty to the nation.
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Parti pembangkang keliru dengan dakwaan Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah kononnya PAS menolak akujanji SPR kerana parti itu "takutkan bayang-bayang sendiri", kerana BN juga dilaporkan tidak bersetuju dengan cadangan itu.
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Singapore urges greater cooperation with Malaysia in the fight to contain Sars, calling for avoidance of "recriminations" over alleged exports of the disease from the city-state to its larger neighbor.
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A joint land, sea and air exercise next month by military allies Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Britain will proceed despite the Sars scare.
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DiGi Telecommunications says it will spend up to RM200 million to boost its technological capabilities amid stiffer competition.
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The police crippled a pirated film distribution ring and seized nearly two million pirated VCDs and DVDs with a street value of about RM30 million.
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Malaysia will set up education bureaus in China, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Middle East and South Africa as it competes with neighbouring Singapore to woo foreign students.
00Pergerakan Pemuda Keadilan menggesa Suruhanjaya Pilihanraya (SPR) menumpukan kepada tugasan yang lebih mustahak seperti membersihkan daftar pemilih daripada pengundi hantu dan memudahkan kaedah kaedah pendaftaran.
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The government's arms expansion continues with the purchase of a fleet of used jet fighters and 12 new helicopters.
0Reports that top officials in the Bush administration will meet today to discuss US policy towards Iran, including possible efforts to overthrow its government, mark a major advance in the campaign by neo-conservatives in and out of the administration.
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Journalists, businessmen and academics have a duty to reduce the dangerous gap between America's stated intentions in the Middle East and the reality that has generated growing animosity in the Arab world.
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