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Seeking value in Malaysia’s tech rally

It is always a challenge for investors to follow Malaysia's tech sector on Bursa Malaysia.

Genting downgraded again amid rising leverage

Fitch Ratings' recent downgrades of Genting Bhd, Genting Overseas Holdings Ltd, Resorts World Las Vegas LLC and, subsequently, Genting Malaysia Bhd have put the group's rising leverage and aggressive expansion plans under the spotlight once more.

Clearing the air on accountability

In the ongoing haze crisis, most of the blame is placed on Indonesian parties. However, could there also be Malaysian entities involved?

From promises to performance

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's latest package of measures is generous, timely and clearly designed to show that the government is listening to Malaysians.

Can tech weather the sell-off?

Despite the decent earnings posted by Malaysian-listed technology counters, the sector has not been spared a sell-off this week, following the global bond sell-off.

DC boom time for contractors

The data centre (DC) boom has been a boost for local construction companies, with contractors winning sizeable jobs from global technology players.

Gold’s debt-driven rally

Gold prices have been on a roller-coaster ride since the Iran war broke out.

DayOne’s next move in focus

Any deal related to data centres (DCs) will come under the spotlight, and there will surely be questions about the direction Singapore-based DayOne Data Centers Ltd, which operates two sites in Johor as well as others across the Asia-Pacific region and Europe, is taking after it filed for a US listing on Aug 11, seeking a valuation of US$20bil.

Ekovest’s rights issue tests investors’ faith

The more important question surrounding Ekovest Bhd's proposed RM355.85mil rights issue is not whether minority shareholders will subscribe.

Zero tolerance for corruption

There has been a slew of corruption cases that made the news recently, which does nothing good for Malaysia's reputation nor for instilling trust in institutions. There is also an economic cost to corruption, and the impact is felt in everyday lives of the people, both citizens and non-citizens alike.

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