The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2019-10-03

• Dr M gets a tour of Battersea Power Station
• TNB in deal to buy cheaper gas
• RRJ Capital proposes Rm3bil bid for PLUS
• Slight increase in payment to Sunway REIT unitholder­s
• LCT comfortabl­e with gearing level, says CEO
• Carsome makes Chet chief technology officer
• Gamuda to take up 50% stake in Aussie rail constructo­r
• Redtone MEX wins Rm130mil medical job in Sri Lanka
• Naza TTDI partners with The Ascott Ltd
• SUPPORTLIN­E
• Proton sales for nine months of 2019 exceed last year’s turnover
• Spotlight 8 campaign achieves Rm1bil in sales
• FULFILLING A GLOBAL AMBITION
• Meeting tax obligation­s – challenges to businesses
• E-commerce industry players want extra budget incentives
• NFO players face rising tax hike risk
• Lazada, Citibank unveil the region’s first e-commerce co-brand credit card
• Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd
• Kelington Group Bhd
• Telekom Malaysia
• TELEKOM MALAYSIA BHD
• Hold on VS Industry maintained, target price lowered to RM1.27
• Surprise drop in US crude stocks lifts oil prices
• Norway sovereign fund to divest oil explorers
• Ecuador to quit Opec in 2020 in search of bigger export revenue
• Market wonders if Russia and Saudi Arabia still pumping too much oil
• Tesla to begin production at China plant soon
• Nissan considers moving UK SUV production overseas on Brexit
• Volkswagen’s truck unit to pour Us$2.2bil into EV
• Kansai Electric chief says no intention to step down after scandal
• HK protests result in record retail sales slump
• Wework concerns could hurt demand in Singapore
• Billionair­e owners’ feud at budget airline Indigo heads to court
• Tesco CEO to step down after turnaround drive
• Oil shipping rates from US to Asia hit three-year high
• Veteran investor Gilbert to leave Standard Life Aberdeen
• Wework names new head of Japan operations after management purge

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