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[ad_1] Foreign funds boost sales in Bursa Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign funds upped the ante on the sale of Bursa Malaysia-listed shares, selling RM534.78k of local shares last week versus RM288.13k in the prior week, according to MIDF Research. “When the market reopened on Monday of last week, foreign investors …

[ad_1] Liverpool look ready to sing Ozan Kabak from German club Schalke on the day of the deadline, after agreeing to a deal for Ben Davies of Preston North End. Two centers, then, after a month of reports that they would refuse to sign one of them. What changed? Certainly …

[ad_1] YOUR OPINION | “May the ministers of Pakatan Harapan return to their respective posts.” Azmin wants alternatives to the total economic closure to be considered New Year: People will never forget the Sabah fiasco. From that day on, the number of new Covid-19 cases continues to rise. Furthermore, it …

[ad_1] A trader looks at electronic boards showing the movements of stocks in Bursa Malaysia. (AFP photo) KUALA LUMPUR: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SC) and Bursa Malaysia have advised Malaysian investors to be wary of social media chat rooms attempting to influence the purchase or sale of certain stocks …

[ad_1] KLANG: The bakery company Massimo Bread has announced that its operations here have suffered a temporary interruption due to the large number of Covid-19 cases in Klang. In a statement posted on its Facebook page, the baker’s holding company, Italian Baker Sdn Bhd, said the outage was due to …

[ad_1] SINGAPORE: More than 3,000 chickens died during their journey from Malaysia to Singapore in recent days after cargo trucks experienced delays at land entry checkpoints, said the poultry importers interviewed by CNA. Cargo truck drivers have experienced longer-than-usual delays at the Tuas and Woodlands checkpoints since last week after …

[ad_1] PUTRAJAYA (Bernama): Building more hospitals will not solve the Covid-19 problem if the public does not change their behavior, says Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah Mahmood (Photo). The Prime Minister’s Special Public Health Adviser said that when dealing with the pandemic, it must start with the public practicing Covid-19 preventive …

[ad_1] PUTRAJAYA: Building more hospitals is not going to solve the Covid-19 problem if the public does not change their behavior, said the Prime Minister’s Special Public Health Adviser, Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah Mahmood. She said that when dealing with the pandemic, it must start with the public practicing Covid-19 …

[ad_1] Liverpool dealt an injury double-hit with Fabinho ruled out for the Spurs clash due to a ‘minor muscle problem’ and Joel Matip was forced to leave at halftime when Rio Ferdinand insists the champions are ‘sacrificing their season ” by not signing a new center-back this month. Fabinho missed …

[ad_1] SIBU: Police have advised companies not to crowd police stations to apply for travel permits for their employees, following claims on social media that the application period was limited to two days. Sibu OCPD Asst Comm Stanley Jonathan Ringgit was responding to complaints on social media, prompting crowds of …