May 18, 2020

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Bursa Malaysia starts the week on a positive note

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Tommy Thomas denies sanctioning ‘sweetheart deal’ for Riza Aziz

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Egypt tightens coronavirus restrictions for Eid holiday

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A view of Tenaga Nasional Berhad headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, October 13, 2015. Malaysian utility heavyweight Tenaga is inching towards a multi-billion dollar purchase of energy assets from 1MDB after a rival bidder dropped out, a deal that would bring welcome financial relief to the scandal-hit state fund. Hong Kong-listed CGN Meiya Power Holidings Co, the only firm beyond Tenaga to have openly expressed an interest for some 1MDB assets, said in regulatory filings on Friday it was no longer considering the transaction. REUTERS/Olivia Harris

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47 Kedai Tenaga in green, yellow zones to reopen today

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The astronomical cost of political treachery

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