March 23, 2021

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Industronics sees HK-based Bluemount as springboard to pivot into fintech space

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Why is RCI still not established to investigate IGP’s ‘cartel police’ claim?

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Digital Nasional – the 5G SPV – needs to sort out 5G revenue sources

Malaysian ringgit notes are seen among U.S. dollar bills in this photo illustration taken in Singapore August 24, 2015. The Malaysian ringgit hit a fresh pre-peg 17-year low on Monday as sustained worries about China's economy dented global risk appetite with European and Wall Street stocks suffering their largest one-day drop in nearly four years. The ringgit lost 0.9 percent to 4.2200 per dollar, its weakest since Aug. 31, 1998. The ringgit was pegged at at 3.8000 to the dollar in September 1998 and maintained there until 2005. REUTERS/Edgar Su

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Malaysia ringgit is short-term weak against greenback before regaining strength

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“Keling” fiasco: Exercise caution and consult experts, MIC tells publishers

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Why you can’t compare COVID-19 vaccines

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Yayasan Akalbudi: Eradicating poverty, or front for something more sinister?

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Umno to MACC: Stop blaming the AGC alone, you can review cases as well

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The dwindling state of foreign shareholding in Bursa Malaysia since GE14

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World Bank: Monetise plastic waste to boost circular economy, reduce pollution

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