The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2018-08-14

• Turkish troubles
• Singapore revises quarterly GDP growth lower, flags risks from trade
• Wilmar posts five-fold jump in quarterly profit
• Ping An in for another growth leap
• Minister: Exim Bank to be placed under Miti soon
• GDP growth seen moderating to 5.2% in Q2
• Turkey-linked stocks fall
• Finance Ministry seeks reallocati­on of RM9.29bil fiscal expenditur­e
• Guan Chong Q2 earnings soar to RM43mil
• Short-selling under PDT for Edaran to resume today
• More headwinds for Malaysian steel sector
• Westports shares tumble on tariff hike delay
• MAHB: Most airports in Malaysia not commercial­ly viable
• Foreign investors remain positive on Johor
• New car models to sustain BAuto in challengin­g times
• Lower palm oil stocks and higher exports to support CPO prices
• CIMB: Cut in Splash’s cost of treated water is ‘negative surprise’
• How to become Britain's richest person, after 40
• Two Chinese EV sharing platforms in US$730mil push to fuel expansion
• For a lucky few, luxury is suddenly a lot cheaper in Turkey
• Top four largest banks in the world are Chinese
• Japan’s labour crunch is reshaping how companies attract workers
• Artificial intelligen­ce is coming for hiring, and it might not be that bad
• Don Quijote interested in buying Walmart’s Seiyu
• China may become inadverten­t winner from aluminium tariffs
• Copper vulnerable to supply shock
• Empty shipyard and suicides as ‘Hyundai Town’ grapples with grim future

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