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KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE -- The beleaguered Malaysian ringgit is testing levels not seen since the depths of the Asian financial crisis more than a quarter century ago, causing officials to step up their rhetoric to try and stem the slide.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Japanese retail group Aeon plans to soon launch a digital banking business in Malaysia with the goal of targeting lesser-served segments of the country's financial economy.
He has visited search teams in Australia, searched the beaches of Mauritius, Madagascar and Réunion to scour for debris and to implore governments not to give up.
KUALA LUMPUR — Every spring, China observes the Qingming tomb-sweeping festival, where families visit and clean the graves of their ancestors, making ritual offerings and paying respects.
BEIJING (AP) — Ten years on, the families of Chinese passengers who disappeared on board a lost Malaysian Airline flight still are searching for answers.
JAKARTA/KUALA LUMPUR -- Big-name Western brands from Unilever and McDonald's to Starbucks and Danone are being hit by a consumer boycott in Muslim-majority Indonesia and Malaysia, part of the fallout over the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Adam said the concert was never offered to Malaysia, adding that organising concerts were also not under the purview of his ministry.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia's central bank on Thursday left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.0% despite a weakening local currency that is putting inflationary pressure on the economy.