The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2018-10-18

• Small gain in competitiv­eness
• Cambodia garment workers’ dilemma
• Economists brush aside need for capital control measures in Malaysia
• Techies hope Budget 2019 will spur digital sector
• Digi.com proposes 3rd interim dividend of 5 sen per share
• Non-performing Feed-in Tariff projects revoked
• Softer stance on domestic insurance shareholdi­ngs
• MSWG: Capital gains tax will dampen Bursa performanc­e
• SUPPORTLIN­E by FONG MIN YUAN
• Leong Hup to utilise IPO proceeds to repay bank borrowings
• Marketing to weigh on Supermax’s lens ops
• MRCB, George Kent up on nod to proceed with LRT3
• Aspion may take four to seven years to achieve RM80mil earnings
• Subdued vehicle sales seen in Q4, recovery likely in December
• Housing Policy 2.0 likely to address lending and constructi­on cost issues
• Analysts see BAT earnings weighed down by costlier cigarettes
• EU palm oil expert panel to visit M’sia end of the month
• Dagang NeXchange bags overseas contracts worth RM11.5mil
• Biodiesel output to hit record
• US to open trade talks with EU, UK and Japan
• Oil steady as data shows drop in inventorie­s
• Tesla secures Shanghai site for US$2bil China Gigafactor­y
• Roche’s old guard of big drugs holds up in face of new foes
• US$11bil investor sees risk lurking in bargain Czech debt
• Grab, Uber fined for rushed merger, drop in service quality
• Fintech making inroads but US bank revenue little changed
• London’s shaky property market is starting to hit homebuilde­rs
• Nordea Bank may land in money laundering scandal
• China new loans rebound on govt support

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