Three-Minute Digest
Govt to intervene if Reits seem unfair
THE government will intervene if it sees evidence of collusion or the abuse of market dominance by any landlord - including Reits.
ExxonMobil to add downstream plants
EXXONMOBIL has given the go-ahead for two additional downstream plant investments at its second petrochemicals complex on Jurong Island.
1MDB unit secured RM2b govt funding
A unit of Malaysia's state-owned 1MDB, tasked to acquire resources, had received a RM2 billion loan from the Malaysian government in 2011.
COVs hit zero for first time since 2006
FOR the first time in nearly a decade, the overall median cash-over-valuation for resale HDB flats hit ground zero last month.
Who says Tuan Sing is going private?
PRIVATISATION is not on Tuan Sing Holdings' cards, despite a stock price that some observers say is "severely undervalued".
BlackRock unmoved by China default
AS China's first bond default happens today, Andrew Swan, a top-ranked BlackRock fund manager in Asia-Pacific, remains unperturbed.
Foreign banks to hire more women
FOREIGN banks are stepping up recruitment of women graduates from the local universities.
M'sia EPF mulls Islamic pension fund
MALAYSIA'S US$160 billion state pension fund is studying the possibility of establishing pension funds focusing on Syariah-compliant investments.
Weak cargo weighs on Asia-Pac airlines
SHARES in Asia Pacific carriers remained weak in February, even as worldwide airline shares increased 6 per cent month-on-month.
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