Wilmar ‘surprised’ by Norwegian fund pullout
Singapore-based plantation company Wilmar International said the withdrawal of investments from the world’s largest ...
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Natives lose to Taib-linked Naim in rights case
The Miri High Court today dismissed a native customary right claim by four Kuala Baram natives made against Naim ...
The Financial Services Act and lessons from reality TV
As far as reality TV shows are concerned, World’s Worst Mom is up there in the ranks of shows that give ...
Winners and losers of the FGV listing
In the fourth and concluding part of our series on Felda Global Ventures, KiniBiz looks at the winners and losers ...
Will new Acts drive up insurance product price?
The Financial Services Act (FSA) and Islamic Financial Services Act (IFSA), expected to come into force on May 2, ...
SC: No evidence of CDS leaks
The Securities Commission (SC) said that preliminary investigations found no evidence to support claims that ...
Rules harmonisation needed for Asean market integration
Rules and regulations across the Association of Southeast Asian Nation Countries (Asean) region will need to be ...
Is the FGV story all gloom and doom?
In the third of a four-part series, KiniBiz looks at the possible upsides for Felda Global Ventures. There is a ...
5 yrs for insurers to meet 10pc ownership limit
Individual owners insurance companies will have five years to comply with the 10-percent shareholdings limit of the ...
The FGV listing and the Felda settler
In the second of a four-part series on Felda Global Ventures, KiniBiz goes to a Felda settlement and talks to its ...
FGV listing: A roller-coaster ride
For this week’s issue, KiniBiz turns its attention to Felda Global Ventures (FGV), the world’s third largest oil ...
New Act can be used to threaten bankers
A section in the yet to be gazetted Financial Services Act 2012 could be abused by the government to “threaten” ...
FGV flattens after spiking above IPO price
Felda Global Ventures flattened out at RM4.58, three sen higher than its initial public offering price, at 4.30pm ...
What’s scarier than gunmen in the bush?
Who’s afraid of gunmen hiding in plantations? Clearly not the planters. In fact, as the fighting continues in ...
No deal yet for S’gor water
As the deadline for Selangor’s latest RM9.65 billion takeover offer rolls by, three of the four water ...
‘Business as usual’ for Lahad Datu palm oil refiners
As the standoff against intruders continue, refiners in Lahad Datu claim their operations have not been adversely ...
S’gor gives Puncak point-by-point reply
Puncak Niaga Holdings Bhd is putting the cart before the horse by asking for confirmations from federal agencies ...
Further delay of GE hampers market
Further delays in the general election will continue to be a downer for the stock market, analysts said. Hong Leong ...
Police recommend charges in Xian Leng fraud case
The police commercial crime department has made a recommendation that charges be made in the RM87.5 million graft ...
Now, Puncak writes to PAAB for details
Puncak Niaga Holdings has written to PAAB to seek clarification on matters pertaining to an offer to acquire the ...
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