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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia must turn European investments into a catalyst for technology transfer, skilled job creation and stronger local industries as it seeks to move up the global value chain amid intensifying US-China competition, economists said.
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PETALING JAYA: Prasarana Malaysia Bhd is stepping up efforts to improve Light Rail Transit (LRT) reliability through round-the-clock maintenance, closer supplier engagement and the introduction of 26…
Henderson Land Development is banking on demand for premium offices to support its HK$63 billion (US$8.03 billion) Central Yards project, as tenants gravitate towards top-tier buildings even while…
Brisbane is now in the midst of a deep house price correction. Brisbane home values have declined by 5.7%, with the 28-day run rate tracking at -1.2%: Brisbane’s auction clearance rate is also the…
PT Nations Petroleum, an oil and gas company linked to businessman Hashim Djojohadikusumo, President Prabowo Subianto’s younger brother and special climate and energy envoy, has committed US$103.3…
Hyundai also plans an Indian investment subsidiary to back local companies and startups.
eTranzact International Plc has reconstituted its board with five new directors following an ownership transition giving Trademarks Global a 56.18% stake.
