Fastfact 26 August 2012

Samun 9 dulang barang kemas(Harian Metro)
Teh hijau bantu cegah barah kulit(Berita Harian)
Antibiotik punca bayi jadi gemuk(Berita Harian)
Angkasawan Neil Armstrong meninggal dunia(Berita Harian)
KPDNKK kesan 60 peniaga, pemborong lakukan kesalahan(Utusan Malaysia)
KPDNKK kesan 60 peniaga, pemborong lakukan kesalahan(Sinar Online)
Tiada kopitiam di Terengganu milik sijil halal(Utusan Malaysia)
JPJ keluarkan 1,016 saman dalam Op Selamat(Utusan Malaysia)
Kaji SOP hantar wang ke ATM(Utusan Malaysia)




Rezeki usahawan muda perolehi projek RM 1.4 juta(Sinar Online)




Bandar aeroangkasa: Subang Skypark labur RM420 juta(Sinar Online)




Manufacturers seek extension of reinvestment allowance period(The Star Online)
Malaysia's minerals sector set to sparkle (Business Times)
Industri mineral berkembang(Utusan Malaysia)
GM's Opel may cut 30 percent of jobs in Germany: report (Reuters)




China to control the sky?(The Star Online)
Air Berlin chief Mehdorn in ejection seat: report(The Sun Daily)




Lebih 40,000 pelancong kunjungi Langkawi(Utusan Malaysia)
MyCEB on promotion drive in India (Business Times)
Penerbangan terus rancakkan industri pelancong(Utusan Malaysia)
Nagamas to develop premium destination project in Perak(The Sun Daily)




Finding the right property mix(The Star Online)
Points to consider when buying a house to avoid future complications(The Star Online)
Cheaper new model homes(The Malay Mail)



Source: Westports has been receiving IPO proposals in the last four years(The Star Online)
Cubaan seludup 200 tong gas(Berita Harian)




Mohd Isa: Keyakinan pelabur terhadap FGVH akan bertambah(Sinar Online)
Tiga negara utama komoditi getah tetapkan mekanisme harga(Sinar Online)
Kerajaan akan perkenal NBOS 7 (Berita Harian)
Move to resolve swiftlet farming industry problems(The Malaysian Insider)
Kekalkan lapan persatuan pengusaha sarang burung walet(Utusan Malaysia)
QL Resources to set aside RM200m for capex (Business Times)
IJM Plantations: New bumper harvest unlikely (Business Times)



Olympus sells mobile telecom unit to fund for US$676m(The Malaysian Insider)
Sony to end optical disc drive business by March(The Malaysian Insider)
MPHonline diperkenal(Sinar Online)
LG capai jualan 3 juta di Korea(Sinar Online)
Pantau syarikat telekomunikasi(Berita Harian)
Kenal pasti individu kendali Facebook palsu(Berita Harian)
Jelly Bean dari China(Berita Harian)
Aplikasi gaya, cara pakaian Kate Middleton(Utusan Malaysia)
Flextronics to stop making BlackBerry phones in Penang (Business Times)
Samsung diarah bayar RM3.2b(Utusan Malaysia)
Court smacks Samsung with $1bn Apple payout(Aljazeera)
S Korea bans some Apple and Samsung products(Aljazeera)
Apple patent victory boosts Microsoft as Asian vendors scramble (Reuters)
Apple CEO Tim Cook says chose legal action "reluctantly" (Reuters)
Analysis: Sweeping Apple win, but Samsung set for bounce-back (Reuters)



RAM keeps tabs on Affin, Bank Muamalat (Business Times)



Pembangunan ekosistem pastikan syarikat MNC kekal di Malaysia(Utusan Malaysia)



Malaysia reforms could aid Islamic banks in rural areas(The Malaysian Insider)
Perbankan Islam kini industri global, bakal terus berkembang pesat(Utusan Malaysia)
Budget 2013 - Majoriti rakyat dapat faedah(Utusan Malaysia)



ABN Amro Q2 profit drops, sees more impairments(The Star Online)
Singapore says banks warned against European tax evaders(The Sun Daily)
Report: Bank HSBC probed for money laundering(The Malay Mail)
Analysts: IMF loan, reforms both vital for Egypt(The Malay Mail)
Rise of Asian corporates(The Malay Mail)
Look out for Myanmar(The Sun Daily)
Vietnamese pull cash from scandal-hit bank(The Sun Daily)
Vietnam central bank sees problems contained at scandal-hit bank(The Malaysian Insider)
Vietnam bank tries to calm depositors as scandal widens(The Malaysian Insider)
Europe’s big bang for bank rules set to sputter(The Malaysian Insider)
BOJ Shirakawa warns of China slowdown, yen rise pain(The Malaysian Insider)
Australia frets over economy as resource boom fades(The Malaysian Insider)
Bundesbank chief says ECB bond buying "like a drug" (Reuters)
Julius Baer CEO confirms new client data theft (Reuters)
UniCredit unit HVB probed over Iran sanctions (Reuters)
Culture clean-up follows bankers to the bar(The Malaysian Insider)
Hollande: Greece must stay in euro but show 'credibility'(The Sun Daily)
German group studying possible impact of Greek exit(The Star Online)




Bank Negara reserves at RM430.5b (Business Times)
Zeti named one of world’s top six central bankers(The Star Online)
Zeti ahli perbankan terbaik dunia(Utusan Malaysia)
Zeti kekal kedudukan sebagai Ahli Perbankan Pusat Terbaik dunia(Sinar Online)



ETP projects to power Malaysia into new status(The Star Online)




Dewan Perniagaan India mahu lesen perbankan(Sinar Online)
Budget 2013 - Majoriti rakyat dapat faedah(Utusan Malaysia)
Penganalisis ekonomi naikkan unjuran KDNK Malaysia, Indonesia(Utusan Malaysia)
Garis panduan baru FIC kekal(Utusan Malaysia)
Malaysia on a roll for IPOs in Asia (Business Times)
'More PRS licences may be issued' (Business Times)
PEIS' two-pronged strategy for growth (Business Times)
Businesses urged to rethink ways to save energy costs (Business Times)




Australia’s new tobacco rules closely watched by other countries(The Star Online)
Negara Islam perlu tingkat kekuatan(Berita Harian)
Etnik Rohingya bersesak di Karachi(Utusan Malaysia)
Penjaga zoo terbunuh dibaham harimau terlepas kandang(Utusan Malaysia)
Pendapatan wanita menjangkau RM55.8 trilion(Utusan Malaysia)
Singapore manufacturing output grows (Business Times)
FDI in India tumbles 78pc in June (Business Times)
Kuwaiti firm alleges Carlyle sold fund without license (Reuters)
Qatar fund remains Xstrata buyer at current prices: sources (Reuters)
Mouchel assets sold to lender-owned company(The Malaysian Insider)
Moody's: Us housing outlook: from drag to driver(The Edge Malaysia)
BHP committed to US$20b Aussie port project(The Star Online)
How Akio Morita’s single-minded focus on vision enabled Sony to succeed(The Star Online)
The Libor fuss(The Star Online)

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