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Malaysia to utilise its international clout to help resolve the crisis in Gaza - Zambry - Vimarsana News

Malaysia to utilise its international clout to help resolve the crisis in Gaza - Zambry

PUTRAJAYA - Malaysia will continue to use its influence at the international level and actively play a role together with other countries in seeking an immediate solution to the...

Communications and Digital Ministry to discuss with relevant ministries, agencies on TikTok shop regulations - Fahmi - Vimarsana News

Communications and Digital Ministry to discuss with relevant ministries, agencies on TikTok shop regulations - Fahmi

KUALA LUMPUR - The Communications and Digital Ministry will hold discussions with relevant ministries and agencies regarding regulatory aspects of TikTok Shop, said Minister Fahmi...

Savings from discontinuation of chicken subsidies should fund key initiatives, says academician - Vimarsana News

Savings from discontinuation of chicken subsidies should fund key initiatives, says academician

LABUAN - A prominent academician has suggested the substantial savings from the discontinuation of the RM3.8 billion in chicken subsidies should be strategically channelled into...

NAR CEO resigns as real-estate industry faces shake-up - Vimarsana News

NAR CEO resigns as real-estate industry faces shake-up

Bob Goldberg, who heads the country's largest trade group, speeds up his planned retirement.

CEO of NAR resigns days after company found liable for conspiracy - Vimarsana News

CEO of NAR resigns days after company found liable for conspiracy

The longtime CEO of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) resigned Thursday after the company was found liable for $1.8 billion in damages.

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