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Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said foreign investors, including Fortune 500 companies, have continued to show interest in investing in Malaysia due to various incentives offered by the government.
Kate McGrew. Photo: Arthur Carron "Before Covid, there were about 800 people in the industry advertising online. This dropped to 255 in the first few month of the pandemic. Now it's back up to 600 adverts online," Detective Superintendent Derek Maguire, head of the new Organised Prostitution Investigation Unit (OPIU) within the Garda National Bureau of Protective Services (GNPSB), tells the Sunday Independent. "At the start of Covid, there was a huge drop. Then it began to pick up again in the summer. Now it is really coming back, despite Level 5 restrictions. People working in prostitution ...
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Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz said the accumulated net foreign inflows of RM18.3 billion recorded by Malaysia's bond market in 2020 reflects yield-hunting activities and, to some extent, represents the confidence of the capital market in the country's policies and direction over the next few months KUALA LUMPUR: The accumulated net foreign inflows of RM18.3 billion recorded by Malaysia's bond market in 2020 reflects yield-hunting activities and, to some extent, represents the confidence of the capital market in the country's policies and direction over the next few mont...