The government is also drafting a new law that would place the burden of responsibility on online service providers to manage security issues.
Siti Nurhaliza warned her fans to beware AI-generated simulations attempting to get them to part with their money for fictitious rewards.
Maxis Bhd., a Malaysian telecommunications firm controlled by billionaire T Ananda Krishnan, is considering buying out U Mobile Sdn. to help it expand in the Asian country, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
New research offers a counterpoint to a recent index that initially placed Malaysia as the second worst country for work-life harmony
The Malaysian government’s streamlining of the installation approval process for electric vehicle chargers has aided the growth of the vehicle charging network, which has grown by 12.5% as of June 25, reported Bernama. The government …
Some 39% of companies surveyed reported better business performance in the second quarter of 2024 (2Q2024) compared with 1Q2024, according to the Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA) Inaugural MSIA E&E/Semiconductor Quarterly Pulse Survey for 2Q2024. "The biggest challenges in 2Q2024 ...
KUALA LUMPUR, July 15 — The growth of senior living centres in Malaysia — where Asian filial piety remains a virtue — reflects the changing realities of the country and its...
10,663 EVs were registered in Malaysia between Jan to June 2024, a 141.8% increase from 4,409 units in H1 2023. Here are the top 15 EV models in Malaysia.
The Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN) announced in May 2023 that it would implement e-Invoicing in stages, with the first set to begin from August 1, 2024. So, what’s it all about and how …
Malaysia Airlines is set to receive its first Airbus A330neo very soon. Here's a look at the new aircraft rolling out from the paint shop.
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Awang Azman Pawi points out that PAS organ Harakah Daily has been publishing articles pushing for the Islamic party to contest the by-election.
International schools viewed as a boon for well-off children’s career prospects, while an education group says this contributes to brain drain.
Malaysia has commenced fuel subsidy rationalisation, but the government needs to do more to help those bearing the cost, says ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute’s Serina Rahman.
Suicides were second highest among foreigners followed by Indians and Malays, government statistics reveal.
I think DSAI is trying to play both sides and siding no one. That's his gameplan.
A related news here from Australia