Shady Scheme used to Siphon RM1 Billion from YHN Property Bhd
Delve into the alleged shady scheme used by the Yu Syndicate, controlled by Yu Kuan Chon and Yu Kuan Huat, to siphon RM1 billion from YNH Property BHD through joint ventures involving 18 dead or frozen projects.
Malaysia consumer sector expected to remain robust
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EU to mobilise RM47bil for Asean investments
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EU approves new sanctions against Russia over Ukraine war
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IBM partners with new chipmaker Rapidus to make up lost ground
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Bursa Malaysia announces 21 additions to F4GBM index constituents
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Global semiconductor equipment sales to hit record US$108.5bil this year
PETALING JAYA: The Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturers Industry, based in the US. Predicts that global sales of all semiconductor manufacturing equipment by original equipment manufacturers...
US banks warn of recession amid rising inflation
According to CEOs, the largest US banks are preparing for a poorer economy next year as inflation threatens consumer demand.
Jamie Dimon, the chief executive...
EU eyes Russian officials, banks, industry for sanctions.
BRUSSELS: As part of a fresh wave of sanctions meant to increase pressure on Moscow over its involvement in the crisis in Ukraine. The...
Asia stocks edge up despite global growth worries.
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