New Straits Times - 2024-03-07

• Of WTO and palm oil
• FELDA LOGGED RM1.005B NET LOSS IN 2022
• Restructur­e liabilitie­s, agency told
• RM257 PR1MAMSAW NET LOSS in 2022
• More cashless options on buses soon
• RM245 million lost to online scams
• Enough rice for four months, says Mohamad
• Gleneagles Johor pledges to match funds raised for cancer patients
• Saifuddin questions NGO’s claims over children held at immigratio­n depots
• Sarawak positions itself as ‘Gateway to Borneo’
• Crashed MMEA copter recovered from waters near Pulau Angsa
• MACC eyes top 25 CPI ranking with blueprint
• Chasing sunrises at Kg Jubakar Pantai
• LIFE&TIMES
• Being mindful of the present
• Getting defined curls without heat
• Will AI steal your job?
• I’m not a swinger, says Emma Maembong
• Dikir Barat legend marries fan 43 years his junior
• Gaza’s hungry risking lives to get food despite convoy deaths
• Dark side of West Africa’s skin-whitening fad
• HAVE ‘N0-DOCTORATE, NO-SCHOLARSHI­P’ RULE
• Plastic pollution still a threat to ocean
• Licensed release of prisoners a humane approach
• Biden calls on Hamas to accept truce by Ramadan
• HOW FAMINE ARRIVES IN GAZA
• MARCOS SEES SEA CLASH WITH GREAT ALARM
• Swiss Jewish group demands action after stabbing
• TRUMP HAILS SUPER TUESDAY WIN
• South Korean police question first doctor over mass walkout
• BAGNAIA EYES THIRD CROWN
• FIA head accused of wanting to scuttle Las Vegas GP
• STRIKE FEAR IN RIVALS
• Quick-fire double gives Al-Hilal advantage in ACL
• Alonso catches eye of Reds, Bayern
• ‘NO PROBLEM WITH ENRIQUE’
• Kane hopes Lazio win the 'turning point' in season
• ‘FREAK’ ACCIDENT MAY COST TNB
• ROAD TO OLYMPIC GOLD
• MALAYSIA WINS CASE AGAINST EU ACT
• Prolintas eyes RM445.3m from IPO
• PAAB to help four states tackle high non-revenue water
• MPC: Expatriate contributi­ons ignite Malaysia’s growth
• MAVCOM REVIEWING MACPC REGULATION­S
• RECOVERY MOMENTUM TO CONTINUE
• CPO futures seen to trade at RM3,800-RM4,300 per tonne
• No change to ‘buy’ call on SunCon
• MPOC concerned about EU renewable energy directive
• ADDRESSING LABOUR SHORTAGE
• CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE OR ISSUE OF COMPETITIV­ENESS?
• ‘OPR expected to remain at 3pc’

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