In line with LZS’s role, Worldwide Holdings also remains committed to supporting the state’s socio-economic development through its corporate social…
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim agrees to consider releasing procurement funds to support Malaysian Armed Forces operations and readiness.
PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad reported FY2025 loss of RM2.1 billion, pressured by oversupply, weaker prices, and asset impairments.
Oiltek secures RM37.2m contracts across four regions, boosting order book to RM350m, strengthening diversified footprint and supporting FY2026 growth.
He proposed a more balanced approach centred on robust protective frameworks rather than outright prohibition.
Malaysia’s January trade surplus widened on strong exports, though outlook moderates amid global uncertainty, with semiconductors and medical devices cushioning…
JustMarkets marks the Chinese New Year period by highlighting the importance of discipline, education, and long-term thinking for retail traders…
Strategically, the partnership with Chili Kampung is designed to unlock scale and market share by leveraging Dotty’s JAKIM Halal-certified central…
Healthcare sector outlook positive; global demand for GLP-1 drugs, medical tourism, glove recovery, and halal pharmaceuticals drive Malaysia’s growth.
The retail prices of RON95, RON97, and diesel remain unchanged for February 19-25, as global oil market prices stabilize.
Gold prices fell on Monday as thin trading, profit-taking, and U.S. and China holiday closures pressured bullion markets.
Bank Muamalat economist projects EPF dividend between 6.3–6.5% for 2025, citing strong investment income, diversification, and market resilience.
Rather than pushing social media into the shadows, we should equip our children to navigate it safely.
MUFG projects ringgit to strengthen to 3.7000 by end-2026, citing ICT-led investment inflows, macro stability and investor confidence.
Malaysia’s MM2H programme contributed RM3.87 billion by end-2025, driven by applications from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and property investments.
Dzulkefly Ahmad announces structural reforms, including ending medical officer contracts, to address staffing shortages in Malaysia’s healthcare system.
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