A dilemma for Sona’s shareholders
Assuming Sona Petroleum Bhd receives the Securities Commission’s green light to buy the Stag Oilfield, the ultimate ...
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Clearing the smoke over potential vaping ban
The Health Ministry has announced that they are looking to ban vaping, with concerns over health. However, there ...
So many cooks, and still no broth
There is the saying that too many cooks spoil the broth, but what happens if there are many cooks, but still no ...
Budget burden on the people
A significantly higher than anticipated goods and services tax (GST) collection meant the government was able to ...
Star may be throwing good money after bad at Li TV
While Tiger can understand looking into new avenues of revenue, Tiger feels that Life Inspired, the soon-to-be ...
Time govt tightened its own belt
Over the past few years the government has called on the people to tighten their belts and be more prudent with ...
No need for EPF scheme to buy computers
The National ICT Association of Malaysia (Pikom) has proposed the revival of the EPF computer scheme where members ...
Can one Syed Mokhtar own too many ports?
Low-profile tycoon Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary has finally laid his hands on NCB Holdings Bhd which owns one of the two ...
Can Bank Negara sue 1MDB?
The law indicates that Bank Negara can still take some action against our self-styled strategic development company ...
Are tolls sanctioned highway robbery?
Toll roads have an interesting, colourful history that one has to simply get into to understand the origins of the ...
Enterprising individuals in amusing places
Tiger is always finding one thing or another to be amused by, which more often than not leads to deeper thought. ...
Why 1MDB should be dragged to court
So Bank Negara Malaysia feels 1Malaysia Development Bhd should be grilled in court. The case is compelling yet the ...
Toll hikes come at the worst possible time
As Malaysians are struggling to adjust to the impact of GST and the rising cost of living, a toll hike of up to ...
Public transport fare hike and Budget 2016
The Land Public Transport Commission (Spad) has announced that a revision in public transport fares is due to take ...
A door opens for the IPPs?
The old adage is that when one door closes, another opens. But does the same apply to independent power producers, ...
The case against raising car prices
Carmakers have been talking about increasing their car prices due to ringgit weakness. Is the ringgit all to blame? ...
Let the TPPA debate begin
After five years of secret negotiations, a Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) has been reached and the ...
Well played, Lay Hong
Tiger saw the reports, and can still scarcely believe it. So the removal of QL’s representative was the opening ...
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