Business
Khazanah denies Medini high finance conspiracy
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 9 — Khazanah Nasional Berhad yesterday denied allegations of questionable deals in the development of the ambitious multi-billion ringgit Medini integrated development in Johor.
The questions were raised in two letters to the editor published in Utusan Malaysia and revolved around the decision of a Khazanah- and EPF-linked ... Read More
A worker wipes the fuel prices on a board as she updates the new price — 300 yuan increase per tonne) at a gas station in Hefei, Anhui province February 8, 2012. — Reuters pic
Global stocks inch up, euro near flat
NEW YORK, Feb 9 — World stocks edged higher and the euro ended flat yesterday as investors focused on whether the latest meeting of Greek political leaders will finally result in reforms to help the ... Read More
Don’t chase market stampedes as risks run amok
LONDON, Feb 9 — If both the perma-bears and perma-bulls are wrong in their immovable convictions about the long-term global investment outlook, then 2012 may require a more agile beast and possibly one ... Read More
Time Warner beats forecasts, shares up
NEW YORK, Feb 8 – Time Warner Inc posted better-than-expected quarterly profit today helped by its cable networks and the last installment of its Harry Potter movie franchise.Shares rose 2.6 per cent in ... Read More
Bosch says still committed to Penang solar panel plant
By Yow Hong Chieh
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 8 – Robert Bosch GmbH said today it remains committed to investing in a proposed solar panel plant in Penang following reports that the German engineering firm has put site construction ... Read More
Malaysian exporters halt palm oil supply to Iran
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 8 – Malaysian palm oil exporters have stopped supplying Iran with most of the 30,000 tonnes of the food staple the Middle Eastern country buys each month, or about half its demand, as ... Read More
Moody’s misses estimates with lower profit
NEW YORK, Feb 8 – Moody’s Corp net income fell 30 per cent in the fourth quarter, missing Wall Street estimates, as expenses rose and companies backed away from issuing bonds during the European debt ... Read MoreS&P cuts Sony rating, warns of further downgrade
TOKYO, Feb 8 – Standard and Poor’s cut its long-term debt rating on Sony Corp today to BBB+, warning it may drop the consumer electronics giant a further notch within a year unless it shows it can achieve ... Read More
World Bank arm, Singapore GIC eye infrastructure fund
SINGAPORE, Feb 8 – The World Bank’s investment arm, International Finance Corporation, and sovereign wealth fund, the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation , are exploring the setting up of a ... Read MoreSE Asia Stocks: Markets rise, aided by Greece hopes
BANGKOK, Feb 8 – Southeast Asian stock indexes rose today as strong oil and metal prices bolstered commodities-related shares, and on hopes the Greece would agree to a reform deal that would open the way ... Read MoreMore Articles
- Japan to slash use of a heavy rare earth as China tightens grip
- Bank Negara extends currency swap deal with China
- BHP Billiton profit slips but still in league of its own
- Bosch freezes Penang solar plant
- Wall St edges up in quiet day; Disney down late
- Bernanke urges Congress to address Bush tax cuts
- Goldman names Yong as co-head of Investment Banking Southeast Asia
- Analyst calls for Feb 8
- Indonesia investors confident of coup at Rothschild’s Bumi
- Swatch captures the moment for Chinese watch demand
- China to raise fuel prices tomorrow: Sinopec
- Air France cancels half of long-haul flights
- China says hopes can solve airline fee dispute with EU
- Greek talks check euro, results hit shares
- Glencore to buy Xstrata in US$90 billion deal
- SE Asia Stocks: Manila, Jakarta underperform
- Sanyo cuts US plant jobs to move to Malaysia
- Singapore says casino-related crime well under control
- Greeks delay bailout talks as Merkel demands action
- Yum profit up as China keeps growing
- MF Global shortfall worsened as bankruptcy neared
- Wall St edges lower after string of gains
- China bans airlines from paying EU carbon charges
- Lamborghini to follow Porsche with SUV
- Miners drag on FTSE as traders eye Glencore deal premium
- Global oil demand forecasts could be cut this week
- UK gas prices shoot to 6-year high due to cold
- Tesco delays current account launch to 2013
- Hong Kong shares break winning streak, China flat
- Citi receives approval to issue credit cards in China
- HTC sees Q1 revenue falling as much as 36pc
- Euro, European shares lower ahead of Greek high noon
- Greek parties face EU bailout deadline
- Asian stocks rise, US jobs gain outweighs Greece
- MAHB to award retail concessions by July
- Mitsubishi Motors eyes ending Europe output, says media
- As Facebook grows up, it courts Madison Avenue
- Olympus ex-CEO Woodford sees more revelations, to attend EGM
- With sparse data, focus returns to Europe
- Glencore, Xstrata hammering out final deal details
- Sembcorp Marine wins US$792.5m Brazilian drillship contract
- China’s Wen says country has stake in helping Europe
- Top SC job to be split between retiring Treasury chief, executive director
- First batch of Indonesian maids to arrive in March, says Subramaniam
- Court of Appeal: Freedom of speech not absolute
- Accused issued cheques for RM4m to Sosilawati’s company, court hears
- Australia government warns citizens of kidnappings in Sabah







