PLUS MD retort after Renong's former executive chairman statement on PLUS' debts
"This amount is almost three times higher than the figure quoted in Tan Sri Halim Saad's statement," Azman said.
Court fixes Dec 16 to mention Goldman's alleged conduct of misleading investors in 1MDB bond issuance
Malaysia is the first country in the world to prosecute Goldman Sachs as a company, filing charges in December last year against Goldman Sachs (Asia) LLC, Goldman Sachs International (UK) and Goldman Sachs (Singapore), and is seeking US$2.7 billion in fines.
Jho Low confirms asset settlement with US, maintains innocence
It was reported that the DoJ, however, highlighted that the agreement does not release any entity or individual from filed or potential criminal charges.
US reaches settlement to recover more than US$700m in assets allegedly traceable to corruption involving 1MDB
This represents the largest recovery to date under the Department’s Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative and the largest civil forfeiture ever concluded by the Justice Department.
Mudajaya obtains Worldwide Mareva Injunction against ex-employee
The court has fixed case management on Nov 21.
Court orders Works Minister, de-facto Law Minister and Govt to be defendants in contractor's suit
The order was made by Justice Lim Chong Fong on an application made by Mega Sasa's lawyers T. Gunaseelan and Arun Kasi.
Guocoland sees sixth consecutive quarter in the red
Accordingly, the property developer’s loss per share increased to 1.49 sen from 0.18 sen in the previous year.
Rehda Selangor in favour of lower foreign buyer threshold
Also, foreigners are not allowed to buy residential landed properties, unless the property is issued with a landed strata title as in gated communities.
Malaysia Airlines inks wide-ranging partnership agreement with Singapore Airlines
The new agreement also includes SIA’s subsidiaries SilkAir and Scoot, as well as Firefly, the sister airline of MAB.
1MDB invested additional US$1.5b despite zero returns from first US$1b
Cross-examined by Datuk Seri Najib Razak's counsel, Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, Datuk Shahrol Azral Ibrahim Halmi said that at the time — between 2009 and March 2010 — he would not have classified the transaction as suspicious.
