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While job-hopping dominates modern careers, many Malaysian employees deliberately build long-term commitments to single organizations, driven by learning opportunities, supportive cultures, and alignment with personal values rather than simple loyalty.
GB Bond Holdings, a Penang-based adhesives and sealants maker, has received Bursa Malaysia's approval to list on the ACE Market in the third quarter of 2026, planning to raise capital through a public share issuance and existing share sale.
A former Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad employee entered a not guilty plea to allegations of deliberately misrepresenting crude palm oil inventory status, raising questions about internal controls in Malaysia's largest palm producer.
Property developer CHGP announced a RM455 million acquisition of prime freehold land within the KLCC precinct, part of its strategy to expand its development portfolio in Malaysia's premier commercial district.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that SJPP has approved RM4.9 billion in financing for more than 6,000 micro, small and medium enterprises during the first half of 2026, part of broader government support.
Rohas Mohdamin has announced the completion of a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigation into its subsidiary HG Power Transmission, with all seizure orders now revoked and no further legal action anticipated.
Malaysia's Ministry of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development has committed nearly RM3 billion since 2023 to strengthen Bumiputera entrepreneurs through targeted financing and support programmes, with measurable success in sales growth and business scaling.
REDtone Digital has committed RM13 million to medium-term notes issued by a Berjaya Corporation subsidiary, part of a RM500 million MTN programme offering 7% annual coupon rates, providing the telco with higher returns than conventional deposits.
Eastern Pacific Industrial Corp (EPIC) is charting an ambitious growth trajectory, targeting RM700 million in annual revenue and RM1 billion net asset value by 2030 through strategic expansion in oil and gas, port management, and renewable energy sectors.
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A Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur heard claims that a former Petronas manager leaked confidential reports to Petros, potentially compromising delicate negotiations between the two state-linked organisations.
Ajinomoto Malaysia has partnered with two prominent Saudi Arabian chefs to strengthen its expansion across the Middle East, leveraging their culinary influence to promote halal-certified products and umami innovation to regional hospitality sectors.
Malaysia's Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah says over RM4 billion from the RM5 billion SME Stabilisation Relief Facility remains available to help small businesses manage cash flow and operational disruptions amid global economic pressures.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is actively courting Malaysian investors, positioning Bangladesh as an attractive destination with an improving business environment and untapped commercial opportunities.
TEKUN Nasional is piloting a 24-hour approval process for financing below RM20,000, launching within two to three months. The initiative aims to accelerate working capital access for micro and small enterprises.
Malaysia's government continues to refine its carbon tax proposal, with timing still under review. The initiative aims to incentivize green technology adoption rather than penalize industries, with revenue earmarked for climate projects.