Health Ministry: No smoking at outdoor restaurants from December
Those found to flout the law can be fined RM10,000 or jailed up to two years.
Why Lim Guan Eng’s case was dropped
A source clarifies that there was no evidence to suggest that Lim knew that the property was below market value.
Datuk threatens to demolish Klang village, claims to act on PM's orders
The Datuk, who was accompanied by four alleged policemen, threatened to burn down the villagers' homes if they refused to move out.
Facebook invests US$1bil to build first Asian datacentre in Singapore
Facebook said in a statement that the 170,000 square metre facility represented an investment of more than S$1.4bil (RM4.22bil) and would support hundreds of jobs.
Ahmad Maslan: Just ram through tollgates
"They said they want to stop toll collection. Did they? I hope there are those among us who are brave. Ram through the tollgate."
Pesona Metro likely to face slowing macro job flow outlook
Pesona’s total order book now stands at around RM2.2 billion, translating into a decent cover of 4.3 times on financial year 2017 (FY17) construction revenue.
IJM Corp earnings seen supported by robust order book
Yesterday, IJM Corp Bhd announced that they had accepted a contract award amounting to RM505 million from Affin Bank Bhd for the construction and completion of the superstructure work of the proposed 47-storey office building at Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) in Kuala Lumpur.
Potential for growth still expected in YTL REIT
The acquisition of Green Leaf Niseko Village Hotel is expected to be completed by end of first half of FY19.
Johor to formulate clearer housing guidelines
“Johor’s current housing policy, especially those concerning international lots for foreigners such as the Forest City project, is seen to have some weaknesses.”
MCKIP steel mill to lower height of its “Great Wall”
If approved, the less-imposing design will see the concrete portion of the perimeter wall lowered to 1.8m from the current 3m, topped with transparent fencing.
