Convene Parliament now and show us the support of the MPs as claimed, says Patriot
The veteran army group said the citizens have a right to see the proof for themselves to determine the support for the two sides.
COVID-19 case No. 26 issues statement to explain what happened
He asked the public to respect the confidentiality and privacy of individuals going through their recovery.
IRB to conduct temperature tests on those entering premises
“Customers, contractors and officers that exhibit symptoms of COVID-19 such as coughing, fever and difficulty breathing, will not be granted access to the premises of IRB and will be advised to urgently seek medical attention.”
Ikhmas Jaya unit served winding-up petition by ready-mixed concrete supplier
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the company said the subsidiary, Ikhmas Jaya Sdn Bhd (IJSB), owes RMCC money for the supply of ready-mixed concrete.
Forbes: Wealth of Malaysian tycoons falls for second year in a row
Their collective worth of US$79 billion (RM329 billion) was down 7% year-on-year.
1H20 a subdued period for construction sector amid political uncertainties
CGS-CIMB analyst Sharizan Rosely said channel checks by the research house revealed more concerns than optimism surrounding the projects previously outlined, including the Johor-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS), new tenders for the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), awards for the Light Rail Transit (LRT), the highway scopes of the Penang Transport Master Plan (PTMP) and the KL-Singapore High Speed Rail (HSR).
Another OPR cut likely, say economists
“BNM and the authorities have to consider how much room there is to manoeuvre given that the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve and the effects could potentially be more severe as the virus spreads to more countries.”
OPR down to 2.5% for first time in a decade
Hours later, the US Federal Reserve also announced an emergency half-percentage point interest rate cut in a bid to protect the longest-ever economic expansion from the outbreak.
Pintaras Jaya bags RM116m worth of piling contracts
In a filing today, the group said its wholly-owned Singapore-based subsidiary Pintary Foundations Pte Ltd secured the contracts.
MBSB 4Q net profit surges 202% on asset impairment writeback
MBSB's writeback for impairment on loans, financing and advances and other financial assets is termed expected credit losses (ECL) in notes accompanying the group's financials. MBSB said revenue rose to RM784.14 million from RM680.37 million.
