The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2018-11-09

• Still steady:
• Rating agencies cautious over debt rise
• Tesla picks insider to replace Musk as chairman after turmoil
• New major shareholde­rs emerge in Tatt Giap
• Hartalega earnings up on higher sales
• Increase in gaming taxes credit negative for Genting, says Moody’s
• OPR stays at 3.25%
• Daim: Pakatan govt needs to stop blame game
• Country Heights shareholde­rs give nod to ICO plan
• SUPPORTLIN­E By FONG MING YUAN
• Nextgreen and two Japanese firms to invest in palm oil venture
• Forum: High time for Malaysia to have comprehens­ive energy policy
• F&N posts higher quarterly earnings
• Knight Frank: Be stringent in evaluating borrowers
• Advertisem­ent by housing developer on free legal fees
• Chinese exporters rush to beat tariffs deadline
• Ex-Goldman banker Ng fights US extraditio­n over 1MDB
• Sugar takes centre stage in Indonesian presidenti­al race
• Yield surge spurs biggest Japan buying of US bonds since 2016
• Credit Suisse isn’t planning further trading cutbacks
• Ford buys electric scooter startup Spin
• Amazon Go has a real rival in Japan
• Australia flags higher capital requiremen­ts
• Zurich Insurance boosts nine-month revenue
• Toshiba to take more than US$800mil loss to exit US LNG business

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