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Ringgit expected to rise after Bandar Malaysia revival

Ringgit expected to rise after Bandar Malaysia revival

It fell to a three-month low this week due to concerns about M'sia being dropped from global bond market index.

After 61 years, a new gov't to table first budget

After 61 years, a new gov't to table first budget

Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng will be presenting the 2019 Budget to Parliament at 4pm.

Aliran masuk dana asing dijangka berterusan minggu depan

Aliran masuk dana asing dijangka berterusan minggu depan

Petunjuk pasaran FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) mencatatkan prestasi memberangsangkan.

Airline industry doesn’t need Mavcom, says AirAsia boss

Airline industry doesn’t need Mavcom, says AirAsia boss

Tony Fernandes thinks that dealing with Mavcom is 'nothing short of torture.'

Gov't does not want Plus to suffer same fate as Perwaja

Gov't does not want Plus to suffer same fate as Perwaja

Therefore, firm bidding to takeover Plus must submit a practical and in-depth proposal, says minister.

Ringgit's bumpy ride in 2016

Ringgit's bumpy ride in 2016

The Malaysian currency depreciated by 4.53 percent to end the year at 4.4845/4875 against the US dollar.

BN adopting new strategy in K Kangsar polls, says Zahid

BN adopting new strategy in K Kangsar polls, says Zahid

It will be using the ‘campaigning without the candidate’ strategy in the by-election.

Bullet train to help ease Klang Valley congestion

Bullet train to help ease Klang Valley congestion

A bullet train system would also help reduce the cost of living.
Ministry: Obama's visit not to conclude TPPA

Ministry: Obama's visit not to conclude TPPA

'It is not a bilateral pact and Obama is representing one country.'
KLIA2 gets cert of completion and compliance

KLIA2 gets cert of completion and compliance

The issuance of the CCC is also a go-ahead to occupy the terminal building.
'GST can make prices of goods and services cheaper'

'GST can make prices of goods and services cheaper'

The tax will see a proposed rate of four percent to replace the current narrowly-applied 10 percent sales tax and five percent services tax.