Business
Myanmar signs pact to set up bourse with Japanese help
TOKYO, May 29 – Myanmar signed a pact today to set up a securities exchange with the help of Daiwa Securities Group and the Tokyo Stock Exchange in a bid to attract foreign investment to the resource-rich country opening after decades of isolation.
The agreement will help Myanmar form capital markets crucial for tapping investment amid ... Read More
A woman uses a Bankia bank automated teller machine in Madrid, May 29, 2012. – Reuters pic
Woodford agrees settlement with ex-employer Olympus
LONDON, May 29 – Michael Woodford, the ousted Olympus chief executive, has reached an out-of-court settlement with his former Japanese employer for unfair dismissal on grounds of whistleblowing and ... Read More
DRB-Hicom’s pre-tax profit soars to RM1.52b in FY12
Japan insider probe reaches JP Morgan
TOKYO, May 29 – Japan’s widening probe of insider trading reached JP Morgan today as the embattled US brokerage was identified as the source of a leak of confidential information regarding a planned share ... Read More
MAS says no leadership changes yet
YTL seeing more assets for sale as regional economy slows
By Lee Wei Lian
KUALA LUMPUR, May 29 – More assets are coming online for sale and at more reasonable valuations as the chilling effect from the global economic turmoil starts to bite said YTL Corporation managing ... Read More
Syed Zainal Abidin quits Proton
Yuan ends down on weak euro, yuan-yen direct trading to start
SHANGHAI, May 29 – The yuan closed slightly lower against the dollar today after the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) set its midpoint at a two-month low in reaction to a dollar that traded close to a ... Read More
SE Asia Stocks: Mostly up on China spending hopes
BANGKOK, May 29 – Most Southeast Asian stocks ended firmer today on hopes that China might launch spending measures to boost growth, but trading volumes and gains were capped as concerns over a euro zone ... Read MoreIndia’s Fortis eyes US$360m from Singapore listing
MUMBAI, May 29 – India’s Fortis Healthcare, which seeks to expand its clinical operations and cut debt, plans to raise about 20 billion rupees (RM1.13 billion) by listing its hospitals business in ... Read MoreMore Articles
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- Proton says not selling Lotus
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- BYD sees limited impact from electric car accident
- Shares edge up, Spanish debt costs curb risk appetite
- Cloudy China reform outlook a worry for European firms
- Hwang DBS cuts Bumi Armada to hold
- TA ups RHB to buy after deal with OSK
- Top Greek banks handed €18b support
- Marubeni nears US$5b-plus Gavilon deal, say sources
- European shares knocked by Spain bank worries
- Analyst call May 29
- Renesas outsources top-end chips to TSMC
- MF Global Singapore creditors face waiting game
- Nissan to make Infiniti at China plant from 2014
- RHB paying RM1.95b for OSK unit
- SE Asia Stocks: Mostly firmer on easing of fears over Greece
- Shanghai Port throughput growth to slow this year: President
- European shares, euro gain as Greek fears ease
- Warren Buffett-backed BYD slumps after crash in China
- China Q2 growth to dip below 8 pct, worst to come, says economist
- Global markets week ahead: Summer of discontent beckons
- Indonesia: No plan for capital controls but central bank eyeing options on FX
- Billionaire Kwok brothers renew bail in HK graft probe, says source
- Perdana Petroleum lags Malaysia energy sector on earnings quality
- Hong Kong graft probe takes toll on Sun Hung Kai investors
- Fraser & Neave lags consumer staples on earnings quality
- Whistleblower Woodford to tackle Olympus in court
- UK retailers going bust jumps 38pc in quarter
- Maybank ups Bernas to buy
- Analyst call May 28
- China to encourage private capital in banking industry
- JPMorgan replaces prime brokerage chief, says report
- Asia’s richest man cleverly sidesteps possibility of family feud
- Canada’s RIM to cut at least 2000 jobs
- IFC plans to invest in Malaysia’s Khazanah healthcare arm
- Direct yuan-yen trading could start in June: Media
- Renesas aims to sell chip plant, shed 12,000 jobs: Source
- EU says China, US, Japan also have economic work to do
- US data, Europe woes to set tone
- Games giving ‘Brand Britain’ an Asian boost
- Facebook flop hurts small investors’ trust in stocks






