COVID-19 outbreak will affect Malaysia’s growth, says BNM Governor
"The overall impact of the virus on the Malaysian economy will depend on the duration and spread of the outbreak as well as policy responses by authorities."
MARGMA: No critical shortage of medical gloves
MARGMA president Denis Low said its member companies are currently “coping well”, even though affected countries have asked for more gloves to be delivered more quickly to them.
Mahdzir doubted Jepak's ability to execute RM1.25b project but did not tell PM, Cabinet or Parliament
Mahdzir, however, said as it was a project under the purview of the Education Ministry, it did not require reporting to either the Cabinet or the Dewan Rakyat.
CIMB to provide various reliefs to customers affected by COVID-19
“We would also like to reassure our customers that all cases will be given due consideration.”
COVID-19 outbreak: Mainland China death toll rises to 1,113
The World Health Organization had named officially named the novel coronavirus — which was first detected in Wuhan, China — Covid-19 yesterday.
TA Enterprise, TA Global request for trading suspension
In separate filings with Bursa Malaysia, both companies said the trading suspensions are to make way for a material announcement.
State-owned Perak Corp now a PN17 firm
The state-owned firm told the stock exchange yesterday that it is now regarded a PN17 company, arising from the default in payment and its inability to declare solvency.
MoF: RM16.5b represents only construction cost of Sarawak Pan Borneo Highway
“The parties that claim that the project’s total cost actually stands at RM16.5 billion, is deliberately trying to create confusion over this matter.”
Rosmah’s lawyer accuses Mahdzir of cutting deal with Sri Ram, AG to dodge charges
Senior lawyer Datuk Jagjit Singh for Rosmah at the High Court said Mahdzir's lawyer, one Datuk Vignesh, helped the former minister to cut a deal with Sri Ram as they both knew each other.
Prudential Malaysia extends special coverage on Wuhan virus treatment for policyholders
The company said upon diagnosis of the disease, all policyholders and certificate holders will be eligible for an RM5,000 lump sum — should they be diagnosed with Wuhan virus before or on Feb 29.
