Malaysia

Scope: Malaysia · past 48 hours
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Malaysia
business economy5 h ago

SiriusXM Appoints Anjali Sud as New CEO

SiriusXM has appointed Anjali Sud, formerly the chief of Tubi, as its new Chief Executive Officer. The news was reported by Yahoo.

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Malaysia
business economy8 h ago

Google Plans $15 Billion Data Centre Investment in Malaysia

Google has outlined a data centre strategy for Malaysia valued at $15 billion. This investment signals a significant expansion of Google's infrastructure in the region.

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Malaysia
business economy13 h ago

China's October automotive exports remain resilient

Details developing.

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Malaysia
business economy13 h ago

Shinsegae Department Store Expands K-Brand Pop-Ups to Taiwan, Malaysia

Shinsegae Department Store is launching K-brand pop-up stores in Taiwan and Malaysia. The expansion aims to broaden the reach of Korean brands internationally.

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Malaysia
business economy14 h ago

Malaysia gas stakes, Jiangsu LNG supply deal feature in weekly recap

A weekly recap covered Malaysia's gas stakes. It also detailed a supply deal for Jiangsu LNG.

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Malaysia
business economy15 h ago

Malaysia-Taiwan strained ties could impact future chip investments

Strained relations between Malaysia and Taiwan may threaten future chip investments. The economic implications of these diplomatic issues are developing.

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Malaysia
business economy16 h ago

Wiwynn Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue and Profit

Wiwynn announced record revenue and profit for the third quarter of 2026. The company is increasing investment in the US and Malaysia.

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Malaysia
business economy18 h ago

Wall Street rebounds; Bursa falls amid AI selloff

Wall Street experienced a rebound, while Malaysia's Bursa market declined. The downturn in Asia was attributed to an AI selloff.

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Malaysia
business economy1 d ago

Malaysia selects 300 participants through lottery for zero-cost jobs

Details developing.

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Malaysia
business economy1 d ago

Malaysia-bound workers to pay no fees, says BOESL

The Bureau of Overseas Employment and Skills Development stated workers going to Malaysia will pay nothing. The agency emphasized a 'zero means zero' policy.

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