2014年10月19日 星期日

2014-10-20 Malaysia Business


Public Bank powers KLCI beyond key 1800  The Star Online
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's blue chips, especially Public Bank rode the wave of refreshed optimism in late Monday trade, taking the cue from the firmer key markets, especially the 3.3% jump in Japan's Nikkei 225. At 10.43am, the FBM KLCI rose 13.90 ...

KL shares open higher   The Malaysian Insider
Mudajaya poised to re-test overhead resistance   New Straits Times Online
FBM KLCI ripe for oversold rebound   Yahoo Malaysia News

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  The Malaysian Insider   
Rate of bankruptcy of youths aged 25 and below worrying, says Nancy – Bernama  The Malaysian Insider
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Nancy Shukri said the rate at which Malaysian youths were declared bankrupt was worrying. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, October 20, 2014.The rate of youths aged 25 and below declared bankrupt in the country ...

More Malaysians in the red   The Star Online
Rate of youths aged 25 and below declared bankrupt worrying, says Nancy   The Sun Daily

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  The Malay Mail Online   
AEON Japan's Help Sought To Market Malaysian Products In Japanese ...  Bernama
CHIBA (Japan), Oct 19 (Bernama) -- AEON Co (M) Bhd will collaborate with AEON Japan to market Malaysian products in 1,800 supermarkets in Japan, said its Executive Director, Poh Ying Loo. He said it was an effort to promote goods produced by ...

AEON Malaysia targets RM250,000 sales in Japan   Daily Express
Minister: Farmers, fruit-growers have potential to penetrate international markets   The Malay Mail Online

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  The Malay Mail Online   
Shoppers benefit from price war  The Sun Daily
GEORGE TOWN: Shoppers are enjoying massive discounts as traders engage in a price war to attract customers, with just two more days to go before Hindus celebrate Deepavali. Traders have also extended their business hours, some even up to midnight, ...

Traders engage in price war as Deepavali nears   Astro Awani

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  The Malaysian Insider   
Investors eye Reebok buy from Adidas for 1.7b euros: report  THE BUSINESS TIMES (subscription)
[New York] A consortium of investors from Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi is interested in buying the Reebok brand from Adidas for 1.7 billion euros (US$2.2 billion), The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday. Sources close to the matter told the business daily ...

Consortium bid could end Reebok alliance with Adidas   The Australian
Investors eye Reebok buy from Adidas for US$1.7bil   The Star Online
Investors 'eye Reebok buy for $A1.8 billion'   Sky News Australia
Reuters   
Sydney Morning Herald   
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  IBNLive   
22 Hurt After Singapore Airlines Flight Hit by Turbulence  Wall Street Journal
A Singapore Airlines A380 passenger plane takes off at Changi International Airport in Singapore. Fyrol Mohd/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images. By. Gaurav Raghuvanshi. Oct. 19, 2014 10:17 p.m. ET. 0 COMMENTS. SINGAPORE—Twenty-two people ...

Airlines adopt new rules to avoid crew fatigue   AsiaOne
22 Injured As Singapore Airlines Aircraft Hit By Turbulence In Mumbai   malaysiandigest.com
22 hurt as SIA flight does hard landing   Times of India
WireUpdate   
Malaysia Chronicle   
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  Malaysia Chronicle   
Despite govt assurances, LOWER prices of goods with GST unlikely - business ...  Malaysia Chronicle
PETALING JAYA - The government has been emphasizing over and again that goods prices will not rise but fall following the implementation of GST with effect from next April. However, with three most important things, namely petrol, electricity and tolls all on ...

Reform measure GST roll out likely in April 2016   Hindustan Times
Goods & Services Tax, insurance next on Modi Government's reform agenda   Hindu Business Line
Husni, where did you get this figure from?   Aliran Monthly
The Star Online   
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  The Sun Daily   
Younger Japanese consumers demanding broader range of wines  The Sun Daily
Young, wine-savvy Japanese consumers are driving supermarkets in Japan to line their store shelves with a broader range of wines, says Vinexpo. AFP RELAXNEWS. GROCERY stores in Japan are stocking their shelves with a greater range of wines, thanks ...

Younger consumers push up wine variety in Japanese supermarts   The Malay Mail Online

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  The Malaysian Insider   
'It's 27 Sen For MAS' Minority Shareholders Or Nothing'  malaysiandigest.com
Pic: www.malaysia-chronicle.comKUALA LUMPUR: The minority shareholders of ailing Malaysian Airline System Bhd (MAS) may end up with nothing if they were to reject the 27 sen per share offer at the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) scheduled for ...

MASwings may shift operations to Sabah   Daily Express
It's 27 sen or nothing, analyst warns MAS shareholders   The Malaysian Insider
It's 27 Sen For MAS' Minority Shareholders Or Nothing, Says Economist   Bernama

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Q3 Performance On Target  malaysiandigest.com
Pic: NSTTHE Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is on track to pay its targeted dividend for 2014 based on its third-quarter performance but it is concerned that the last quarter may be impacted if market volatility continues. Its deputy chief executive (investment) ...


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