New Straits Times - 2024-03-28

• Tech titans’ troubles
• ‘STAND DOWN OVER SOCKS ISSUE’
• ‘Fiscal reform necessary to revitalise economy’
• Northern economic region’s growth potential inspires confidence
• Exploring new raw material sources for timber industry
• School dropout rate on downward trend, Dewan Rakyat told
• GOVT INTRODUCES SOLAR FOR RAKYAT INCENTIVE SCHEME
• Body cam proposal for Immigratio­n officers
• Jamal to pay RM300,000 to Kok after losing appeal
• LAWYERS, CLIENT TO BE SENTENCED IN APRIL
• Welder claims trial over death of would-be robber
• Sherry’s ‘stepmum’ suits her well
• Practising music could help boost creativity
• E-waste a ‘catastroph­e’ for environmen­t
• Shein under the spotlight as France takes on fast fashion
• Jasmine Suraya disappoint­ed by lack of support
• A hate crime law would show our dedication to fighting intoleranc­e
• Broad support at UN for expert who accused Israel of genocide
• MULTILINGU­AL EDUCATION IS THE WAY FORWARD FOR MALAYSIA
• Israel unlikely to follow ceasefire decision
• SEARCH ON FOR 6 IN BALTIMORE HARBOUR
• 2 DEAD, 100 HOSPITALIS­ED IN JAPAN
• Losing candidates want Prabowo disqualifi­ed
• Vietnam jails property tycoon over US$355m bond scam
• INTENSE ISRAELI BOMBING IN SOUTHERN GAZA
• Almost 1 child in 6 is cyberbulli­ed, says WHO study
• TACKLING TRASH IN BANGKOK RIVER
• BIG GUNS MARCH ON AT MIAMI OPEN
• Brazil fight back in six-goal thriller against Spain
• WORLD CHAMPS AVOID EMBARRASSM­ENT
• Five-goal Australia, Iraq advance in Asia World Cup qualifying
• Ukraine raise country’s spirits with Euro 2024 qualificat­ion
• BELLINGHAM THE SAVIOUR
• LOOKING FOR A ‘HARDY’ CEO
• No room for error against Danes
• ENOUGH OF APOLOGIES
• Dejected Pan Gon defends his tactics
• HSBC UNVEILS US$1B ASEAN GROWTH FUND
• Glomac to focus on affordable homes
• ZANTAT RAISES RM14M IN IPO EXERCISE
• Evergreen Fibreboard upgraded to ‘buy’
• RHB Research ‘neutral’ on Scientex
• CPO PRICE MAY REMAIN VOLATILE
• MTA cautiously optimistic about takaful sector
• FMM sees better H2 as global monetary conditions ease
• Economists expect profit distributi­on of 2pc-3.2pc from Tabung Haji
• RESOLVING YOUR FINANCIAL DIFFICULTI­ES
• MG returns with EVs priced below RM160,000
• INDUSTRIAL FIRMS’ PROFITS JUMP

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