MARC lowers rating on Perwaja Steel's RM400m debt notes, outlook negative
Greece struggles on reform, lenders may face rising bill
F&N 1Q earnings fall on absence of Coca-Cola contribution, higher material costs
India court ruling to trigger telecoms industry shakeout
Ex-UBS trader refused bail as bank probe deepens
Maxbiz to submit application against Bursa’s proposed delisting plan
Latest: Business & Markets
- Stocks to watch Genting, JCY, AirAsia, F&N, Naim Indah
- Florida casino gambling bill is dead for 2012
- Wall St Week Ahead: With sparse data, focus returns to Europe
- US STOCKS-Nasdaq vaults to 11-yr high on surge in US jobs
- GLOBAL MARKETS-U.S. data boosts equities, dollar
- Greece struggles on reform, lenders may face rising bill
- Merged Glencore, Xstrata would take aim at iron ore
- Swiss question 12 banks as LIBOR probe widens
- UK recession risk eases as service sector grows
- Naim Indah: Major shareholder in talks to sell its 22.8% stake
- Encorp unit Encorp Systembilt proposes up to RM1.57 bn debt notes
- F&N 1Q earnings fall on absence of Coca-Cola contribution, higher material costs
- The Media Shoppe inks collaboration agreement with Hopetech
- AirAsia Japan ready for takeoff with air operators certificate
- Developed economies may fall into mild recession in 1H2012, says StanChart
Latest: Politics & Government
- Najib: Malaysians must have confidence in BN
- Several KITA leaders urge Zaid to quit, but no dissolution
- PAS decides president Hadi to contest in general elections
- Ex-Pos Malaysia chairman withdraws suit against Azman Mokhtar
- Special team sent to Philippines to confirm militants' identities
- BN govt managing nation's wealth well, says Najib
- Court orders recording firm to pay RM18,859 in royalties to Anuar Zain
- Tabung Haji declares 6% bonus for 2011
- Documents with name of missing Indian trader seized from Pathmanabhan's firm
- PM declines to provide hint of next general elections date
- Wisconsin woman accused of selling fake Facebook stock
- China's Wen: May consider bigger role in EU rescue funds
- Muhyiddin: PAS had duped Kelantan people enough
- Muhyiddin wants Kelantan Umno, BN to recapture state
- Govt to launch ops mid-Feb to identify 1.3m illegals
In The Edge Financial Daily Today
- APH to see new shareholders
- Status of MF Global’s client accounts raises legal concerns
- Oriental buys Kingsley Hotel
- MBSB net profit jumps 123% to RM325m
- Tebrau rises, seen as exciting Johor proxy
- Tebrau rises, seen as exciting Johor proxy
- MKH soars to 15-year high after selling non-halal unit
- US EPA disqualification may limit palm oil markets
- AirAsia to receive 275 Airbus aircraft over 14 years
- Zelan to have 51% stake in CIQ complex
- S P Setia files suit on land matters
- Knusford gets 2 Johor projects
- Non-bank institutions gaining upper hand
- Strong momentum in banking
- PetGas expanding gas infrastructure
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APH to see new shareholders
Friday, 3 February 2012Muhibbah Engineering Bhd and CIMB Group Holdings Bhd could end up as shareholders in the beleaguered Asia Petroleum Hub Sdn Bhd (APH) through a debt-to-equity s...
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Status of MF Global’s client accounts raises legal concerns
Friday, 3 February 2012Malaysian brokerages may have stumbled into a legal grey area when it comes to returning client funds in relation to MF Global Singapore Pte Ltd (MFGS), the Sin...
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Oriental buys Kingsley Hotel
Friday, 3 February 2012Oriental Holdings Bhd has acquired the Kingsley Hotel in central London for a cash consideration of £42.71 million (RM203.9 million) yesterday.
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