Kuala lumpur: The Court of Appeal today allowed a housewife’s appeal to reinstate her negligence lawsuit against the Immigration Department director-general and the Government of Malaysia, after she was wrongly identified as a bankrupt and prevented from travelling abroad. A
Kuala lumpur: Bursa Malaysia closed on a positive note for the third consecutive day, achieving a significant milestone by breaking the psychological 1,600 level. This upward movement was propelled by optimistic regional sentiment following a rally on Wall Street last
Kuala lumpur: The ringgit ended higher against the US dollar on Monday, driven primarily by the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) chair Jerome Powell’s dovish Jackson Hole speech, which signaled a possible interest rate cut in September. At 6 pm,
Kuala lumpur: Despite various warnings, online fraud continues to be rampant as fraudsters or ‘scammers’ become increasingly cunning using various tricks including psychological manipulation techniques such as social engineering and ‘fear of missing out’ (FOMO) to trap victims. These factors
Shah alam: The Sessions Court was informed today about a significant withdrawal of RM250,000 from a company’s bank account amid the ongoing corruption trial of the former political secretary to the ex-Home Minister, Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin. According to BERNAMA
Kuala lumpur: The Maxis Scholarship Programme 2025, designed to support promising Malaysian students in their pursuit of higher education, is now open for applications until Sept 12. Maxis, in a statement today, said the programme reflects the company’s commitment to
