Play Video Play Loaded: 0% 0: 00 Remaining Time-0: 00 Unmute Fullscreen This is a modal window. The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.... On a possible arrangement under the RSF, Porter noted that “ progress has also been made in discussions on the authorities’ climate reform agenda, which aims to reduce vulnerabilities from natural disasters-related risks, and accompanying reforms ”.... ‘IMF mission appreciates overal

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah and Petronas have signed a landmark agreement to work together to jointly

PETALING JAYA: Jentayu Sustainables Bhd, which saw its share price come under pressure in recent days, has asserted confidence that price fluctuations are short-term and not indicative of the company’s fundamentals.“ We are firm in our belief that these price fluctuations are short term in nature, and are not reflective of the company’s true fundamentals, ” Jentayu said in a statement. Jentayu closed 4.5 sen, or 9%, higher at 54.5 sen with 99.39 million shares traded.... The counter has fallen

The Minsk agreement signed on February 12 stipulates a number of measures to promote peaceful

pandemic. The emergence of digital economic agreements (DEAs) was a response to the need to forge ahead

KUALA LUMPUR: ACE Market-bound SFP Tech Holdings Bhd has inked an underwriting agreement with

government following their strong showing in last month's vote, a major step towards replacing the

PETALING JAYA: S P Setia Bhd registered a stellar sales performance of RM2. 71bil in the first half of its current financial year ending Dec 31, 2021, in spite of the adverse impact of the pandemic on the local property sector. Local projects contributed RM2. 07bil or approximately 77% of total sales during the period, while the remaining RM639mil or 23% was contributed by international projects, mainly from Daintree Residence in Singapore.In a statement yesterday, the property developer said de

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s power sector is expected to see stronger growth this year, driven by the anticipated increase in demand for electricity and gas. The sector is also expected to benefit from the declining global energy prices, which could help ease pressure on earnings growth. Given its optimism for the sector, Hong Leong Investment Bank Research( HLIB Research) maintained its “ overweight ” recommendation on utilities, citing the sector’s earnings and dividend sustainability.In its repo

after December last year and are still going strong, a Commerce Ministry official said on Monday. While