The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2019-02-21

• Hat-trick for Bursa
• FWD hires ex-Deutsche Bank dealmaker
• Heineken Malaysia net profit rises to RM282.5mil
• Axiata to take hit for future punch
• Malaysia set to attract more demand for sukuk
• Legoland M’sia eyes India and Middle East to expand visitors base
• Public Bank Q4 net profit down 5%
• IOI Corp sees improvemen­t in quarterly net profit on firmer CPO prices
• SUPPORTLIN­E
• SC rejects Lotte Chemical director’s appeal
• Fitch Solutions: Malaysia unlikely to cancel ECRL
• Ranhill and Thai partner plan power plant project
• Petronas JV finds gas
• MTD expects to complete Phase 1A of NGAC in Philippine­s by mid-October
• Teo Seng records stronger performanc­e in Q4
• Shenzen-listed firm to take up block in Securemetr­ic
• KPJ Healthcare Bhd
• MALAYSIAN RESOURCES CORP BHD
• CCM plans to go into more niche areas
• Damansara Realty 2018 profit rises 9.4%
• PETRONAS GAS BHD
• Cathay Pacific sees end to record run of losses
• Rift between US, European carriers on Huawei issue
• S’pore budget makes next central bank move tricky
• Singapore property not set for ‘big bump,’ says CapitaLand
• Fendi leans on granddaugh­ter after Karl Lagerfeld’s death
• Allianz boosts VC fund to US$1.1bil
• BNP Paribas hires managers as it mulls Indonesia push
• Stock rally eases pressure on Asia’s financial conditions
• Crown Resorts stung by drop in Chinese spending
• Swedbank allegedly behind money laundering
• Lloyds pushes ahead with US$2.3bil buyback amid UK turmoil
• Sainsbury faces big hurdle to Asda deal after report
• Glencore to buy back US$2bil with more to come

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