Arkib Harian: May 24, 2024

Most Asian currencies, equities decline on US interest rate concerns

Most Asian currencies equities decline on US interest rate concerns

MOST Asian currencies and equities fell on Friday after surprisingly strong U.S. economic data made investors wary of interest rates staying higher for longer, hurting sentiment towards riskier Asian assets. Data on Thursday showed U.S. business activity accelerated to the highest level in just over two years in May and …

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SeaWorld employee took job applicant’s phone, sent himself explicit videos, US cops say

SeaWorld employee took job applicants phone sent himself explicit videos

A job applicant made a disturbing discovery after interviewing at SeaWorld, and now a Texas man is facing criminal charges, officials told news outlets. David Josiah Martinez, 23, is accused of using his position as a human resources employee at SeaWorld to access an applicant’s phone and discreetly send explicit …

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Football: Soccer-Fifth time’s a charm: Popovic bids to end A-League final hoodoo

Football Soccer Fifth times a charm Popovic bids to end A League

MELBOURNE (Reuters) – After coaching A-League teams to four Grand Final defeats, Tony Popovic will hope to bury the hoodoo by guiding Melbourne Victory to a record-equalling fifth title in Saturday’s decider against the champion Central Coast Mariners. The former Australia defender struck out in three Grand Finals at the …

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Rosmah ordered to file defence by July 4 in 1MDB’s US$246mil suit

Rosmah ordered to file defence by July 4 in 1MDBs

KUALA LUMPUR: Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has been given until July 4 to file her defence in the US$346mil suit filed by 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) and 10 others over the purchase of luxury items amounting to more than US$346 million, alleged to have been obtained through the misappropriation of …

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US prison social media crackdown plan raises free speech concerns

US prison social media crackdown plan raises free speech concerns

RICHMOND, Virginia: A US federal proposal to step up penalties barring incarcerated people from using social media is likely to infringe on the right to free speech of both those inside and outside jail, rights advocates said. A ban on people like family members from posting on behalf of prisoners …

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Johor Plantations aims to list on Bursa Malaysia’s main market in 3Q

Johor Plantations aims to list on Bursa Malaysias main market

KUALA LUMPUR: Johor Plantations Group Bhd aims to list on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia in the third quarter (3Q) of 2024. Accordingly, the Johor-based upstream oil palm plantation company has signed a retail underwriting agreement with RHB Investment Bank Bhd, AmInvestment Bank Bhd, CIMB Investment Bank Bhd and …

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SLS says Sabah govt’s support on 40% revenue rights review a morale booster

SLS says Sabah govts support on 40 revenue rights review

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Law Society (SLS) welcomes the state government’s move to drop its legal challenge to the society’s bid to seek a judicial review on the state’s rights to 40% revenue. SLS president Mohamed Nazim Maduarin said the state government’s decision to withdraw its objections to the right (locus …

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Speedster jailed after S’pore police tapped GPS, route data from in-car system in first case here

Speedster jailed after Spore police tapped GPS route data from

SINGAPORE: In the first such case here, the police tapped into the infotainment system of a woman’s car to extract data, which they then used to nab her for speeding. She was jailed for five days, and disqualified from driving for two years. The police’s new vehicle forensics capability was …

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Housing buzz about easing in more cities grows

Housing buzz about easing in more cities grows

CHINA’s property market is rife with speculation that more cities will announce cuts to mortgage interest rates and down payment ratios, like several cities had done in the past few days. Market insiders said they expect each city to announce new measures that factor in local conditions. Together, such steps …

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Bank Islam stops 1,632 fraudulent transactions, nearly RM11.7mil saved in four months

Bank Islam stops 1632 fraudulent transactions nearly RM117mil saved in

KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd (Bank Islam) detected and prevented 1,632 fraud-related cases within the first four months of this year, thus saving customers’ savings amounting to RM11,682,813.19. Bank Islam group chief operating officer Mohamed Iran Moriff Mohd Shariff said it was the result of the quick actions of …

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