New Straits Times - 2024-04-05

• Graft, a national threat
• ‘Federal govt increases allocation­s to states’
• VDR applicatio­n deadline extended to April 21
• Customs busts counterfei­t alcoholic beverage syndicate in Klang
• Queen graces World #Quranhour event
• DECISION ON ‘LEMON LAW’ BY SEPTEMBER
• Health Ministry reviews methods for payment of bills by foreigners
• EAIC: 430 DEATHS IN CUSTODY
• ‘MACC conducted special probe into Guan Eng over tunnel project’
• Loo unable to confirm veracity of Jho Low’s claims
• A-G, MPB nonexec director appointed to arbitratio­n panel
• CALL TO AVOID AMPLIFYING HATE, HARMFUL MESSAGES
• This AI voice assistant is capable of showing ‘empathy’
• Protecting businesses against cyber threats
• Travellers now into more sustainabl­e vacations
• Regular exercise could reduce the risk of insomnia
• Ethics code meant to boost standards not stifle journalist­s
• Pandemic pact on life support as nations quibble
• BODIES OF SLAIN FOREIGN AID WORKERS TAKEN OUT OF GAZA
• Taiwan rescuers try to reach scores trapped in tunnels
• MYANMAR MILITARY BASE ATTACKED
• 3 firms in the running for Nasa’s next Moon rover
• NATO MARKS 75 YEARS OF ALLIANCE
• RUBIALES ARRESTED AT AIRPORT
• Philippine­s’ Olympic champ fails to qualify for Paris
• Burnley boss Kompany charged with misconduct by FA
• Arteta delighted as bit-part Gunners keep title chase on track
• FAM CHIEF’S PAY COMES UNDER SCRUTINY
• Revamp needed in state-level sports administra­tion
• BAD CALL FOR ZII JIA TO SKIP THOMAS CUP
• Probable line-up for men’s singles in Chengdu
• Proton ends first quarter with 39,150 units sold
• ‘ANNOUNCEME­NT LIKELY IN Q2’
• RAKUTEN HAS ‘BUY’ CALL ON MUHIBBAH
• RHB Research keeps ‘neutral’ stance on REIT sector
• Keeping the momentum
• Bank Negara holds engagement sessions with stakeholde­rs
• Khaled: Ministry committed to restructur­ing LTAT
• TO SUCCEED IN LIFE, EMBRACE FEAR
• RHB Research retains ‘buy’ stance on Gamuda with RM6.30 target price
• Morgan Stanley extends Canary Wharf lease until 2038
• ‘BOEING 737 MAX PRODUCTION FALLS’

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