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Heading towards a future of high-income earners - Vimarsana News

Heading towards a future of high-income earners

PETALING JAYA: Employees will be empowered and the country will be driven towards a high-income nation when the government releases the Statistics Department’s Salaries and Wages Report more regularly, say experts.

Empowerment: Businesswomen share their skills to help others find wealth - Vimarsana News

Empowerment: Businesswomen share their skills to help others find wealth

KLANG: The past perception that it was difficult for Indian women to achieve success in business has been shattered as many had emerged as successful entrepreneurs’ in the last decade, with some of them enjoying earnings that run into millions.

Malaysian PM Anwar's visit to China the start of more Chinese investments, say business groups - Vimarsana News

Malaysian PM Anwar's visit to China the start of more Chinese investments, say business groups

Visit saw Malaysia securing $51.2 billion worth of investment commitments from China. Read more at straitstimes.com.

PM's visit a start to more investments from nation, say groups - Vimarsana News

PM's visit a start to more investments from nation, say groups

PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s visit to China will send a strong positive signal to international investors and further boost investments between the two countries, say business groups.

Barber, goldsmith and textile shops can no longer hire foreign workers - Vimarsana News

Barber, goldsmith and textile shops can no longer hire foreign workers

PETALING JAYA: Three subsectors that have been appealing for the freeze on foreign worker recruitment to be lifted have instead been hit with worse news.