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German Infineon opens semiconductor plant in Kedah

German Infineon opens semiconductor plant in Kedah

The factory in Kulim, Kedah will produce power and logic chips used in industrial and automotive power applications, with a maximum capacity of 100,000 wafer starts per month.
Dutch dog sniffs contraband cigarettes from M'sia

Dutch dog sniffs contraband cigarettes from M'sia

Dutch sniffer dog Rocky intercepted a cargo of 9.5 million cigarettes arriving illegally in Rotterdam from Malaysia last week.
Judge accuses officials of bias against foreign women

Judge accuses officials of bias against foreign women

The 11 Chinese and three Vietnamese women were arrested on July 19 in Perak , and charged as though they were prostitutes.
King visits Jordan

King visits Jordan

Malaysian king Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin and his wife arrived Sunday in Amman for an official three-day visit at the invitation of King Abdullah II.
Maxis to spend RM1.15 billion for India network

Maxis to spend RM1.15 billion for India network

Decision on Proton's partner by year-end

Decision on Proton's partner by year-end




Trade surplus up 10.3 percent in July

Trade surplus up 10.3 percent in July

Spice Telecom to raise funds via share sale

Spice Telecom to raise funds via share sale

Wawasan Open U - A second chance

Wawasan Open U - A second chance

Gov't to spend RM22 mil on promoting solar energy

Gov't to spend RM22 mil on promoting solar energy

The government will contribute a quarter of a planned RM88 million budget for the scheme while the rest will be funded by the private sector and an international environmental group.
Sime Darby full-year results up 39 percent

Sime Darby full-year results up 39 percent

Iran: Western firms can help build power plants

Iran: Western firms can help build power plants

Drugs arrests made in Thailand

Drugs arrests made in Thailand

Nuclear option if oil tips 100 dollars

Nuclear option if oil tips 100 dollars

The government may consider nuclear power generation if the price of oil goes over 100 dollars a barrel.
SC investigates manipulation, short-selling Of Iris shares

SC investigates manipulation, short-selling Of Iris shares

The Securities Commission (SC) confirmed that it is investigating an alleged manipulation and short-selling of Malaysian Exchange of Securities Dealing and Automated Quotation-listed counter, Iris Corporation Bhd.
Gov't dedicated to eradicating poverty

Gov't dedicated to eradicating poverty

The government is dedicated to eradicating poverty under the 9th Malaysia Plan which is targeting zero level poverty by 2010.
Enough consultations on UUCA

Enough consultations on UUCA

Japan: Resume WTO talks

Japan: Resume WTO talks

Asean to ink nursing accord in December

Asean to ink nursing accord in December

Ssangyong to make M'sia regional export hub

Ssangyong to make M'sia regional export hub

South Korean automaker Ssangyong Motor is planning to make Malaysia its export hub for Southeast Asia.
'Irresponsible' ships blasted for oil sludge near Tioman

'Irresponsible' ships blasted for oil sludge near Tioman

The authorities have hit out at "irresponsible" ships which dumped sacks of hardened oil sludge off Johor, ruining a section of coastline.
Two islands near Tioman hit by oil spills

Two islands near Tioman hit by oil spills

Both islands are located off the coast of Mersing, which is the main port for ferries to the popular beach resort of Pulau Tioman and more than 40 other islands in the area.
Manufacturing sales up 7.6 percent in June

Manufacturing sales up 7.6 percent in June

Malaysia's manufacturing sales, the cornerstone of the economy, rose 7.6 percent in June year-on-year to RM41.4 billion.
Apcet II hearing postponed to Nov

Apcet II hearing postponed to Nov

Kuala Lumpur High Court Justice Wan Adnan Muhamad granted the adjournment application made by senior federal counsel Kamaludin Mohd Said who was attending another hearing in Seremban.