What was once a stable operating environment is now being reshaped by domestic political pressures and global structural changes. — Bernama photo Malaysia is entering 2026 with its
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Bursa Malaysia Gains as Wall Street Recovers and Rate Cuts Spark Optimism
Bursa Malaysia commenced the day positively, driven by regional market enthusiasm and a rebound on Wall Street following a rate cut by the US Federal Reserve. At 9:10
Ringgit Reaches Four-Year High Following Fed Rate Cut
The Strength of the Ringgit The ringgit has opened at its most robust level in over four years against the greenback, following a recent decision by the US
EU Discusses Controversial Labels for Plant-Based Products
EU countries and lawmakers are set to engage in negotiations regarding the future of plant-based “sausages” and veggie “burgers.” The core of the discussion revolves around the potential
Mexico to raise tariffs on China and other non-trade-partner countries from 2026
MEXICO CITY, Dec 11 — Mexican lawmakers yesterday backed a measure to raise tariffs on goods from China and other countries that do not have trade agreements with Mexico,
In Samarahan, two bank personnel claim trial to cheating woman of RM300,000 in non-existent bank investment scheme
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads WhatsApp Telegram Photo shows the Samarahan Magistrates’ Courthouse. – Photo by Churchill Edward KOTA SAMARAHAN (Dec 11): Two staff members of a bank have
Hajiji: Sabah hails Paris Appellate Court’s decision to annul ‘Final Award’, pledges to defend sovereignty
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads WhatsApp Telegram Hajiji called the decision a decisive ruling and significant victory for Malaysia. — Bernama photo KOTA KINABALU (Dec 11): Sabah has hailed
Miri Craft Festival propels Miri into a leading Orang Ulu arts and creative heritage hub – DayakDaily
MIRI, March 14 — The first-ever Miri Craft Festival has put the coastal city on the map as a premier hub for Orang Ulu craftsmanship and culture, attracting
AI’s Achilles heel — When supercharged chips age faster than the hype
NEW YORK, Dec 11 — In pursuit of the AI dream, the tech industry this year has plunked down about US$400 billion (RM1.6 trillion) on specialised chips and
Sarawakian Kilat Boy sets sights on even bigger 2026 following triumphant close to the year
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads WhatsApp Telegram Kikat Boy (third right) with from left coach and cutman Jeremy Aaron Leo, manager Andrew Stephen Liew, coach and cutman Abang Muhamad
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