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The real estate industry is finally moving with the times to embrace digital transformation.

Shares in Vivocom International Holdings Bhd bounced back today, after the company confirmed work on the Gateway Klang project has temporarily halted, as it awaits further instruction from China Railway Construction Corp (CRCC).

Property group previously announced its divestment of Innov Tower at Shanghai’s Xuhui District for S$316 million.

Companies with operations in Qatar saw a decline in their stock prices, after six nations made a decision to sever diplomatic ties with the nation, accusing Qatar of providing support to Islamist militants.

Currently, MRCB's orderbook stood at RM7.04 billion, of which RM5.36 billion has yet to be billed. 

One of the tallest residential towers in Southeast Asia, The Astaka twin towers stand at 915 feet.

Shares in Anzo Holdings Bhd continued to see active investor interest after the company was recently reported as one of the counters that may have been affected by funds from illegal schemes.

This is the fifth contract win for the group for the year, bringing its total outstanding order book to RM881.5 million to date.

The closure of Forest City sales galleries in China as well as the termination of the Bandar Malaysia agreement have cast doubts on Chinese investments here.

JKG said two units of the apartments were sold to Datuk Seri Tan Han Chuan for RM1.5 million and one to Datin Tan Ching Ching for RM873,000. They are both children of the group's chairman and major shareholder Tan Sri Tan Hua Choon.