Malaysiakini
- Education Ministry owes voters an apology'This only shows how low BN can go. It cannot differentiate between party politics and the government.' 'Pakatan-bashing at seminar for teachers' Bender: I say let them continue with such...
- 'Performance now', but polls reforms can wait'If 'now' means six months to a year, then the word does not mean 'now'. When words and actions do not match, we cannot trust the speaker.' Reforms, then polls or face backlash, warns Ber...
- Were the MCA beauties for real?The presence of seven glamorous looking young women at the MCA Youth annual general meeting (AGM) on Saturday turned heads of delegates and made the front page of several newspapers the n...
- The one ring that confounds us all'Since Nazri did not say the custom declaration form is wrong, I suppose it is reasonable to assume the form, in its entirety, is correct.' Customs confirms existence of RM24mil ring Loui...
- Seven cruelty to animals cases referred to DPPA total of seven animal cruelty cases at animal care centre, Petnode Online Pet Store, last September have been referred to the Public Prosecutor (PP). Deputy Agriculture and Agro-Based I...
The Star Online
- Big crowd at Pakatan rally at Dataran PJ (Live Updates)PETALING JAYA: A huge crowd gathered at Dataran PJ for Pakatan Rakyat's rally Saturday.
- Najib: Change must be based on rule of law not the streetPUTRAJAYA: Any demand for change in the country must be based on the Federal Constitution and the rule of law, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
- Two freight trains collide in Missouri, seven injured(Reuters) - Two freight trains collided at a rail intersection in Missouri on Saturday, triggering the collapse of a highway overpass when several rail cars derailed and struck a support ...
- Drizzle fails to dampen Citrawarna 1Malaysia launchKUALA LUMPUR: A drizzle did not deter the public, including foreign tourists, from following the Citrawarna 1Malaysia (Colours of 1Malaysia) event at Merdeka Square on Saturday.
- Egypt court rejects election law, further poll delays expectedCAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's highest court ruled on Saturday that parts of a revised election law setting out terms for a parliamentary election were unconstitutional, casting fresh doubt ov...
Malaysia News
- Malaysian Indian Congress to hold its polls in 2014The organisational elections of the Malyasian Indian Congress (MIC), including the presidential election, will be held in 2014, a media report said Saturday. The party's acting president ...
- Preparations on for Sikh festival in MalaysiaPreparations are on for the four-day festival of Barsi, said to be the largest Sikh event outside of the Punjab state in India, in Gurdwara Sahib Malacca in the Malaysian state of Malacca...
- Home Ministry to work with MCMC MCS to monitor unlawful social media contentBAGAN DATOH: The Home Ministry, via the police, will collaborate with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and the Malaysian Cyber Security to check social media ...
- PKR rejects Najibs insincere call for reconciliation says Saifuddin. He said that it did not make sense to call for a reconciliation when the Barisan Nasional government's actions apparently spoke otherwise. "Your mouth says you want to reconcile, b...
- Big crowd at Pakatan rally at Dataran PJPETALING JAYA: People are gathering in big numbers at Dataran PJ for Pakatan Rakyat's rally Saturday. The rally is among several organised by the opposition to protest the results of...
Malaysia-Today
- Tsunami tauke Cina berlaku di Petronas?(Harakah Daily) - Sekumpulan kaki tangan Petronas menyifatkan 'tsunami tauke Cina' kini sedang melanda syarikat minyak nasional itu. Mereka hairan bagaimana Dialog Group Berhad tiba-tiba...
- APS won’t merge with Sabah PKRWilfred Bumburing’s Angkatan Perpaduan Sabah (APS) is likely to lead the way to the formation of a common local opposition front for Sabah. Joseph Bingkasan, FMT KOTA KINABALU: Former T...
- Anwar says 'no' to party appointees in state GLCs(The Sun Daily) - A PKR delegate from Selangor today proposed for state Mentri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim to help groom "potential" party leaders through appointing them to posit...
- Election petitions should be disposed within 6 months of filing(Bernama) -- Election petitions by candidates in the 13th general election must be disposed within six months of filing. Chief Justice of Malaysia Tun Ariffin Zakaria said this would ens...
- We are what we are today because of what happened in the past (part 1)This was a complication that the British did not need. More than 80% of the businesses, tin mines, estates, and so on, in Malaya belonged to the British and 30% of Britain’s economy -- w...
NST Online
- 20 cases on ticket touts brought to court - SPADKUALA LUMPUR: Twenty cases on bus ticket touts reported since September had been brought to court and fines of between RM3,000 and RM8,000 were imposed to those convicted of the offence.
- James Murdoch denies 'mafia boss' claimsLONDON: James Murdoch rejected allegations Thursday that he was a “mafia boss” and told British lawmakers he had not misled them about the extent of his knowledge of phone-hac...
- Bangladeshi worker hit by car on Plus ExpresswayKUALA LUMPUR: A Bangladeshi worker was killed after he was hit by a car while crossing the road at KM428.4 of the North-South Expressway today.
- International NGOs compliment dadah agency's fight against drugsKUALA LUMPUR: The National Anti-Dadah Agency (AADK)'s fight against the dadah menace through treatment and rehabilitation programmes received bouquets from international non-governmental ...
- PKNS general manager's salary and bonus unrealisticSHAH ALAM: State opposition leader Datuk Mohamad Satim Diman today questioned the salary and bonus payment to the Selangor State Development Corporation (PKNS) general manager.
Yahoo!News
- 102 STUDENTS IN JELI GET FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR EDUCATIONJELI, 2 Ogos (Bernama) -- A total 102 students in the Jeli parliamentaryconstituency received RM800 each as preliminary financial assistance fromFederal government''s compassionate fund ...
- #Stocks to watch:* MBSB, Catcha, Mah Sing, KawanKUALA LUMPUR: Stocks which would see trading interest on Wednesday, Aug 3, despite the cautious market outlook include Malaysia Building Society Bhd (MBSB), Catcha Media Bhd, Mah Sing Gro...
- NIK AZIZ CHALLENGED TO OPENLY DENY ASKING KU LI TO REPLACE ANWAR(CORRECTING ASKING IN HEADING)KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 2 (Bernama) -- PAS spiritual leader Datuk Nik Abdul AzizNik Mat was today challenged to openly deny that he was involved in a conspiracyto ...
- FATHER'S WISH TO GIVE CHILDREN "DUIT RAYA " UP IN SMOKEKUALA TERENGGANU, Aug 2 (Bernama) -- A father''s wish to give Aidilfitrimoney to his children went unfulfilled when his house was destroyed by firewhich also turned all his savings to ash...
- RTM ATTRACTS VIEWERS VIA "SYAHADAH" DOCUMENTARY DURING RAMADANKUALA LUMPUR, Aug 2 (Bernama) - The documentary "Syahadah" produced by Radio Television Malaysia (RTM) for the seventh season this year, traces thedevelopment of Islam in Malaysia.It incl...
KLue
- Kuah Jenhan: Seriously Funny BusinessWith Russell Peters’ tour tickets selling out in just hours, it’s apparent that comedy is serious business. We speak with one of the bright talents in the Malaysian comedy sce...
- Seriously Addicting: AtticTVDo you remember music videos, Beavis and Butt-Head and Veejays? If you do, you may just belong to the MTV generation. While music is still the driver of youth, one could argue that MTV is...
- Project ConcreteJungle: KindersoapsProject ConcreteJungle is a search for Malaysian entrepreneurs of business venture or projects of thought provoking proportion to learn their origin story. The project is free resource bu...
- Project ConcreteJungle: Chrstyng.comProject ConcreteJungle is a search for Malaysian entrepreneurs of business venture or projects of thought provoking proportion to learn their origin story. The project is free resource bu...
- Keep On Rolling With Sibling SkateboardsCan you make a career out of skateboarding? Why, yes you can! Meet Fuad and Munir, the guys behind local deck makers Sibling Skateboards. Yes, KL has it’s own skateboard brand, foun...
BorneoPost
- 12 dead as soldiers clash with militants in SuluZAMBOANGA: Twelve people were killed in the Philippines on Saturday as troops clashed with a militant group blamed [...]
- Kaji BN sebagai parti tunggalPHUKET: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin berkata cadangan untuk menjadikan Barisan Nasional (BN) sebagai parti tunggal adalah rasional dan [...]
- Berundur jika tidak lagi komited berjuang untuk partiASAJAYA: Ketua-ketua ranting Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) yang tidak mampu memikul tanggungjawab diminta mengundurkan diri untuk memberi [...]
- Pasangan M’sia sertai senarai bilionair AustraliaMELBOURNE: Satu pasangan Malaysia di Australia telah menggandakan kekayaan mereka dan kini layak dipanggil bilionair.David Teoh, 57, dan [...]
- Semua projek kuasa hidro di Sarawak selaras amalan antarabangsaKUCHING: Semua projek tenaga hidro yang sedang dirancang dan dibangunkan di Sarawak adalah berpandukan amalan antarabangsa terbaik iaitu [...]
The Edge
- First meeting of first session of 13th Parliament on June 24KUALA LUMPUR (May 23): The first meeting of the first session of the 13th Parliament is scheduled for 16 days...
- #News* Police arrest Tian Chua, other opposition figures in crackdownKUALA LUMPUR (May 23): Malaysian police arrested several opposition politicians and activists on Thursday, launching a crackdown on dissent three...
- KL police: We don't tolerate candlelight vigilsKUALA LUMPUR (May 23): Kuala Lumpur police today warned that they will not hesitate to arrest those who take part...
- Come forward with evidence on 'irregular' electoral roll, urges Ahmad ZahidPUTRAJAYA (May 23): Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi urged those with evidence of irregularities in the electoral...
- Ex-Puchong PKR leader jailed for preventing headmistress from doing jobPETALING JAYA (May 23): Former Puchong Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) chairman S. Murali was sentenced to 18 months' jail for...
My Sinchew
- Vivid SydneyThe Opera House is lit up by a projection during Vivid Sydney, the annual festival of light, music and ideas in Sydney, Australia. More than 60 interactive and immersive light sculptures...
- Japan mayor to apologise to US over brothels adviceA Japanese politician who drew fire for calling "comfort women" a wartime necessity has been forced to apologise for suggesting US soldiers in Okinawa visit brothels to vent their violen...
- Easter Island statue erected in Japan tsunami townA giant statue from Chile's Easter Island on Saturday found a new home in a small tsunami-devastated Japanese town where it will become a symbol for its recovery. read more
- Day after Kabul attacks, 10,000 peace balloonsAfter a day of explosions and gunfire, residents of Kabul woke up on Saturday morning to be greeted by a public art project in which volunteers handed out 10,000 neon-pink "peace" balloo...
- Election petitions should be disposed within 6 months of filingElection petitions by candidates in the 13th general election must be disposed within six months of filing. Chief Justice of Malaysia Tun Ariffin Zakaria said this would ensure the petit...
ALIRAN
- Malay hesitation to regime changeIf we truly want to bring about this change, we have to be sensitive to the anxieties of the Malay community who still make up the majority of Malaysian families, says Dr Jeyakumar Devara...
- Celebrating diversityDemocracy and human rights will become a privilege only for the urban voters if we fail to recognise the importance of economic rights, says Cheah Wui Jia. What is referred to as the rura...
- I joined the black paradeOnce you go black, you never go back. Every challenge we face makes us better, stronger and closer, says Pravin Pillai. I wasn’t going to go. But as the Facebook messages kept coming in a...
- Indigenous leader barred from world hydropower congress in SarawakA key indigenous leader was barred from an International Hydropower Association pre-congress workshop in Kuching, reports the Bruno Manser Fund. The Bruno Manser Fund condemns the barring...
- HopeWhile the sky seems dark now, the sun will appear again soon. We must keep hoping, says Steven Sim. This morning I received a call from one of my constituents. She appealed to me to prote...
Kuala Lumpur News
- Malaysian Indian Congress to hold its polls in 2014The organisational elections of the Malyasian Indian Congress (MIC), including the presidential election, will be held in 2014, a media report said Saturday. The party's acting president ...
- Preparations on for Sikh festival in MalaysiaPreparations are on for the four-day festival of Barsi, said to be the largest Sikh event outside of the Punjab state in India, in Gurdwara Sahib Malacca in the Malaysian state of Malacca...
- Home Ministry to work with MCMC MCS to monitor unlawful social media contentBAGAN DATOH: The Home Ministry, via the police, will collaborate with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and the Malaysian Cyber Security to check social media ...
- PKR rejects Najibs insincere call for reconciliation says Saifuddin. He said that it did not make sense to call for a reconciliation when the Barisan Nasional government's actions apparently spoke otherwise. "Your mouth says you want to reconcile, b...
- Big crowd at Pakatan rally at Dataran PJPETALING JAYA: People are gathering in big numbers at Dataran PJ for Pakatan Rakyat's rally Saturday. The rally is among several organised by the opposition to protest the results of...
Free Malaysia Today
- Carrefour arrives in India, eager for market to open upNEW DELHI: French supermarket giant Carrefour has opened its first cash and carry store in India, hoping the government will soon relax restrictions on foreign investment in its massive ...
- Ford, Chrysler recall almost 160,000 vehiclesWASHINGTON: US automakers Ford and Chrysler are recalling tens of thousands of vehicles due to safety problems, the government said today. Chrysler Group was recalling about 143,000 vehi...
- Hu pledges a peaceful, cooperative China in 2011BEIJING: Chinese President Hu Jintao said in a New Year's Eve address today China would adhere to the path of peaceful development and would always seek to cooperate when facing global p...
- 'Let's build a better future'KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak today urged all Malaysians to fulfil their responsibility in building a better future for the coming generations and place the country in its...
- Thank you Rajagopal, thank you Harimau MalaysiaFOCUS KUALA LUMPUR: For many Malaysian football fans the historic moment when Hassan Sani ran the length of the field to thread an exquisite pass to James Wong who swiftly scored the win...
my Sarawak
- Kaji BN sebagai parti tunggalPHUKET: Tan Sri Muhyid­din Yassin berkata cadangan untuk menjadikan Barisan Nasional (BN) sebagai parti tunggal adalah rasional dan [...]
- Berundur jika tidak lagi komited berjuang untuk partiASAJAYA: Ketua-ketua ranting Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) yang tidak mampu memikul tanggungjawab diminta mengun­durkan diri untuk memberi [...]
- Pasangan M’sia sertai senarai bilionair AustraliaMELBOURNE: Satu pasan­gan Malaysia di Australia te­lah menggandakan kekayaan mereka dan kini layak dipang­gil bilionair.David Teoh, 57, dan [...]
- Semua projek kuasa hidro di Sarawak selaras amalan antarabangsaKUCHING: Semua projek tenaga hidro yang sedang dirancang dan dibangunkan di Sarawak adalah berpandukan amalan antarabangsa terbaik iaitu [...]
- Kejayaan Sarawak juara buat kali ke-17 MSSM amat membanggakanKUCHING: Kejayaan Sarawak muncul juara kali ke-17 pada Kejohanan Balapan dan Padang Majlis Sukan Sekolah-Sekolah Malaysia (MSSM) 2013 [...]
The Malaysian Insider
- British police arrest man after spy claim in soldier caseLONDON, May 25 — British police arrested a man under anti-terrorism laws at BBC headquarters after an interviewee said security services tried to recruit one of the two men arrest...
- France rules out Iran taking part in Syrian peace talksABU DHABI, May 25 — France's foreign minister today ruled out Iran taking part in a proposed Syria peace conference, saying Tehran was involved in the conflict and had no desire for...
- Top chefs say Latin America will reach food’s zenithMEXICO CITY, May 25 — The world's top chefs say it's only a matter of time before Latin America, home to Brazil's black bean stew “feijoada,” Peru's refreshing raw fis...
- Saiful Bukhari marries TV3 personality Nik Suryani Megat DeramanKUALA TERENGGANU, May 25 — In just one breath and a dowry of RM41,101, Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan (pic) and TV3 personality Nik Suryani Megat Deraman today became husband and wife. T...
- Umno Kelantan akan kemuka petisyen babitkan kerusi Parlimen Bachok dan tiga DUNPASIR PUTEH, 25 Mei — Badan Perhubungan Umno Kelantan akan mengemukakan petisyen pilihan raya bagi kawasan Parlimen Bachok dan tiga Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) dalam tempoh terdek...
BERNAMA
- Business : Public Bank And IBBM Signs MoU On Chartered Banker Education PathwayKUALA LUMPUR, May 23 (Bernama) -- Public Bank Bhd and Institut Bank-Bank Malaysia have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to impart training and education to the bank's employees...
- General : Proposed Ulu Tubai Road To Cost RM84 Million, Benefits 2,500 PeopleKUCHING, May 23 (Bernama) -- The proposed construction of the 35km Ulu Tubai road to Mentawai in the state constituency of Batu Danau in northern Sarawak at an estimated cost of RM84 mil...
- General : Siti Hanisah Conquers World's Highest PeakKUALA LUMPUR, May 23 (Bernama) -- A 23-year old mountaineer from Felda Jerai I Scheme, Gemas, Negeri Sembilan reached the top of Mount Everest at 7.41 local time (9.56 am Malaysian time)...
- Sport : State Associations Must Set Up Integrity Committees To Combat Match-Fixing, Bribery - KhairyKUALA LUMPUR, May 23 (Bernama) -- Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin wants all state football associations to set up an integrity committee in their respective states, to combat...
- General : German Chancellor Angela Merkel Retains Top Ranking On Forbes List Of 100 Most Powerful WomenSINGAPORE, May 23 (Bernama) -- Forbes today announced its 10th annual ranking of the World's 100 Most Powerful Women, with German Chancellor Angela Merkel topping this year's list for th...
BBC News (Asia Pacific)
- Pakistan bus fire kills 16 childrenAt least 16 children and a teacher are killed in a fire on their school bus in the eastern Pakistan of Gujrat, police say.
- Deaths in Philippines militant clashAt least seven marines and five militants are killed as troops tackle Abu Sayyaf militants in the southern Philippines, the military says.
- Mayor 'sorry' for US brothel remarksOsaka's outspoken mayor apologises for saying US troops in Okinawa should visit legal brothels as a way of curbing sexual crimes there.
- Afghan Taliban attack central KabulAfghan security forces battle Taliban insurgents for hours in central Kabul, following an explosion that shook the capital.
- China in first Swiss free-trade dealChina and Switzerland sign a memorandum of understanding on a free-trade agreement, the first such deal for China with a major Western economy.
CNN.com (Asia)
- Fighting abuse in U.S. militaryChristiane Amanpour discusses sexual assault in the military with U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.
- Amanpour explains Iran electionChristiane Amanpour explains what's at stake in Iran's June presidential election.
- Women value ethics more than menWomen are less ready to compromise their ethics in pursuit of success at work, a recent study has suggested.
- From James Bond to the boardroom"The name's Bond, Commander Bond." Words uttered by the world's most famous secret agent who is adored by his country, feared by the bad guys and trained by Britain's Royal Navy.
- Are we ready for Gen Y leaders?The global talent war is heating up as baby boomers begin their mass exodus from the workforce. But a new report reveals employers are not prepared for the new generation of emotionally i...
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
- China's Consumers Fight BackChinese households are signaling impatience with government controls, finding alternatives to high cellphone costs and low interest on their savings, hurting state firms' profits in the p...
- Google Pushes Into Emerging MarketsGoogle is deep into an effort to fund, build and help run wireless networks in emerging markets such as sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia, a move that could connect a billion or more ...
- Malaysia's Anwar Accused of Breaking PactA former Indonesian vice president with a history of brokering peace agreements has accused Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim of reneging on a secret deal to respect the outcome o...
- Bausch & Lomb Nears Sale for $9 BillionBausch & Lomb, which is owned by private-equity firm Warburg Pincus, is nearing a deal to sell itself to generic-drug maker Valeant for about $9 billion.image
- HKMEx Head Faces ProbeBarry Cheung, chairman of the recently closed Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange and a close ally of Hong Kong's leader, resigned from his public positions, and government officials said he is...
Al Jazeera (Asia)
- Two child limit imposed on Myanmar's RohingyaNew measure, which applies to Muslim Rohingya families in western Rakhine state, does not affect Buddhists in the area.
- Japan's Abe pledges more aid for MyanmarFirst Japanese leader to visit Myanmar in more than three decades vows to provide all possible economic assistance.
- Philippine troops in deadly clash with rebelsAt least seven soldiers and five Abu Sayyaf men killed as military launches offensive against al-Qaeda-linked group.
- Radiation leak in Japan affects scoresNo impact expected outside physics lab in Tokaimura in country's north, site of at least two previous accidents.
- Wartime sex slaves urge Japan mayor to quitTwo South Korean women, who had been used as 'comfort women' in the war, say they "don't need to be trampled on again".
Malay Mail Online
- Microsoft to take US$6.2b writeoff for online unitTuesday, July 03, 2012 - 10:03 by AFP Location: NEW YORK MICROSOFT said Monday it would take a US$6.2 billion (RM19.61 billion) writedown to reflect the slump in value of its online ser...
- Android, Apple extend gains in smartphone marketTuesday, July 03, 2012 - 08:49 by AFP Location: WASHINGTON THE Google Android platform extended its lead in the US smartphone market while Apple increased its market share to nearly a t...
- GlaxoSmithKline fined US$3b in USTuesday, July 03, 2012 - 08:41 by AFP Location: NEW YORK GLAXOSMITHKLINE was socked with US$3 billion (RM9.49 billion) in fines by US authorities Monday over charges it marketed drugs f...
- Investors hope Manmohan to work his magic againSunday, July 01, 2012 - 15:32 by AFP Location: NEW DELHI INVESTORS are hoping India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, whose radical reforms transformed the country's economy two decades ...
- Some see Waterloo for troubled BlackBerry makerSaturday, June 30, 2012 - 16:27 by AFP Location: WASHINGTON BLACKBERRY maker Research in Motion is now in a struggle for survival after its latest quarterly report underscoring its dete...
Reuters
- Syrian opposition resumes tough talks on unity for peace pushISTANBUL (Reuters) - Syria's opposition resumed talks on Saturday aimed at closing their fractious ranks, crucial to launching an international peace conference, and government forces pre...
- Hezbollah, Syrian government forces push for advance in QusairBEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian government forces and the Lebanese guerrilla group Hezbollah launched a fierce campaign to seize more rebel territory in the border town of Qusair on Saturday, s...
- Blackstone notifies Cohen's SAC it intends to pull money: pension consultant(Reuters) - Billionaire hedge fund manager Steven A. Cohen is losing the financial support of Blackstone Group Inc, the largest outside investor in his embattled SAC Capital Advisors, whi...
- Sexual assault is a 'scourge' on U.S. military, Hagel says(Reuters) - Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel called sexual assault a "scourge" on Saturday as he addressed graduates of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, where a sergeant stands accus...
- British police arrest man after spy claim in soldier caseLONDON (Reuters) - British police arrested a man under anti-terrorism laws at BBC headquarters after an interviewee said security services tried to recruit one of the two men arrested aft...
Asia Times
- China's reform hands fail to clapThe young Chinese leadership is displaying a near-schizophrenic split that can be summed up by President Xi Jinping's gung-ho style and no-holds-barred defense of Mao Zedong and the serio...
- Western hypocrisy over Chinese nukesSpeculation that China plans to depart from a strict nuclear policy that empahises minimum deterrent and a no-first-use pledge flies in the face of official rebuttals and the fact that it...
- Neo-Nazi denial in MyanmarMyanmar has a newly registered Nazi party, the Rakhine National Development Party, created in the wake of anti-Muslim violence in Rakhine State. Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has din...
- Obama narrows scope of war on terrorBarack Obama announced a new policy to limit the conditions for drone strikes against terrorist suspects. Groups sharply critical of the US president's failure to break with George W Bush...
- America's truth-seeking drone programHunting militants through morally and legally questionable bombing missions hardly provides real justice to the victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center in New...
FinanceAsia
- Morgan Stanley appoints new co-heads of Asia-Pacific ECMJerome Leleu takes a step up from his Southeast Asia ECM job and Mille Cheng returns from Barclays, while Justin Haik moves to a senior client coverage role. Alex Abagian is promoted to h...
- Dealogic league table roundup, May 24Vedanta Resources completes the largest high-yield bond in Asia ex-Japan in 2013 year-to-date.
- Langham Hospitality prices IPO at mid-point for a 6% yieldThe hotel-focused trust, which is being spun off from property developer Great Eagle, raises $549 million amid strong demand from yield-hungry institutions.
- Loan Week, May 17-23A roundup of the latest syndicated loan market news.
- Asia's best managed companies: Hong Kong, Korea and TaiwanWe reveal the results of our annual poll to find Asia's top companies. Today, Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan.
Asian Investor
- Weekly roundup of job-hoppers, May 24Lazard names new Australia CEO, HuaAn hires former Kaisen CIO, T Rowe adds a fixed income head, and CBRE appoints Asia-Pacific chief operating officer.
- MSCI poaches from Credit Suisse, PimcoThe group has made two new hires – one for its index business and one on the analytics side – to strengthen its Asia operations.
- Abenomics is 20 years too late, says MFSWith all the talk around stimulus measures giving Japan a much-needed economic boost, MFS Investment CIO Michael Roberge argues the measures should have been taken long ago.
- EPF adds $1.3bn in global RE, bonds, equitiesMalaysia’s $177 billion state pension fund continues its drive to diversify more into foreign investments, as its assets maintain their rapid growth.
- How our key awards were wonOur goal with our awards is to look beyond the confines of asset classes or country expertise to understand the bigger trends driving the industry. We hope the awards reflect that.
Financial Times (Asia)
- US raise flag over SoftBank’s Sprint bidThe political opposition does not appear to represent a threat to the deal, but the statements will increase pressure on the White House
- News Corp adopts ‘poison pill’ in splitMurdoch media empire has appointed new boards to manage groups although Rupert, Lachlan and James will retain seats in both companies
- Tim Cook: Apple’s quiet leaderA robust defence of the technology giant’s tax affairs has bolstered the chief executive’s profile as he emerges from Steve Jobs’ long shadow
- Kuroda promises to stabilise bond marketBoJ governor vows to curb bond market volatility in an effort to reassure those who fear instability could push up interest rates and damage Japan’s Abe project
- P&G buoyed by return of LafleyA.G. Lafley first became P&G’s chief in 2000 after his predecessor tried to drive through a restructuring plan that had brought chaos and a flurry of profit warnings
The New York Times - Asia Pacific
- India Ink: Newswallah: Bharat EditionA round-up of news from across India.
- Pakistan Van Accident Kills 15 Children and a TeacherA deadly accident highlighted concerns about the use of compressed natural gas kits in vehicles in Pakistan. Men stood by a burned school bus on Saturday on the outskirts of Gujra...
- North Korea Puts Bright Face on China Visit, Despite TensionsA blunt call by China’s leader for the North to enter nuclear negotiations did not find its way into reports in North Korea’s state media. Vice Marshal Choe Ryong-hae of North Kor...
- Gas Cylinder Blast on Pakistan School Bus Kills 17A faulty gas cylinder exploded on a bus taking children to school in eastern Pakistan, the police said.
- Afghanistan’s Karzai Says ‘No Circumstances’ Allow Him to Seek Another TermPresident Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan has sought to dispel talk that he will find a way to stay in power beyond the two-term limit imposed by the constitution. President Hamid Kar...
