The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2017-08-21

• New appeal for ringgit
• UK to release tranche of Brexit position papers
• Shift in income reporting to help investors
• SLP expects higher orders in second half
• Steel material shortage to fuel Chin Well’s growth
• Talent deficit in Islamic finance affects quality sukuk issuance
• KUB may monetise property assets to help expansion
• CEOs’ exodus from White House to impact market negatively
• Sarawak-owned firm secures RM479 contracts from Petronas
• RM1.3bil order book to keep KKB busy until 2020
• Johor eyes Xinjiang halal food firms
• Malaysia ready to embrace digital economy
• Target ends relationsh­ip with troubled startup Hampton Creek
• Infosys offers to buy back US$2bil shares as CEO quits
• Google unfurls subscripti­on tool for publishers
• Founders Fund partner Lewis to leave for own fund
• Patience is his virtue
• Just keep improving
• Modelling out a social enterprise
• Tapping the right funding source
• Enlisting technology in restaurant-ordering race
• The lighter side of business travel
• Qatar is said to tell banks to seek overseas funding amid Gulf spat
• India’s central bank says state banks need more capital
• Sempra said to be vying with Buffett for Oncor Electric
• Trading to stay range-bound

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