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JAKARTA (NNA/Kyodo) -- Japanese trading house Itochu Corp. has begun developing a 105 hectare site to be added to its industrial park in Indonesia, wi

JAKARTA — Activists are warning of “severe environmental and social risks” from plans by two of the world’s largest paper companies to significantly expand their operations in Indonesia. Both Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) and Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) have been linked with the degradation and burning of carbon-dense peat forests in Sumatra […]

KUALA LUMPUR: Axiata, Hong Seng, Euro Holdings, Classic Scenic are among the stocks to watch on Monday following their corporate news, JF Apex Research said.

Ziheyye El Halil went into labor during the Peace Spring Baris Pinari Operation and gave birth to a girl after the Turkish soldiers brought her from Tel Abyad to the hospital in Akcakale with an armored vehicle.

Indonesias crowded cellular market looks to finally be getting the consolidation it needs.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 ― The Employees Provident Fund’s (EPF) latest warning about the depleting rate of retirement savings among its members has revived the debate about old-age income security, prompting public policy experts and politicians to ask if the existing pension system is enough to...

The 18th season of “Brain Ring”, the most watched intellectual competition in the country, is starting with the general sponsorship of Nar. This year, 16 selected teams representing 6 regions and 6 universities of the country will

Contest for the title of national champion starts with Nar’s general sponsorship

OCT 3 — Based on current estimates of retirement savings, the majority of Malaysians will live in abject, absolute poverty during the final years of their lives. To see this, we need to note that Malaysia’s working-age population is around 23.3 million people with 16.0 million in the workforce...

Adequate contributions to EPF paramount, say economists