The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2020-05-14

• Economic recovery seen in second half
• World’s biggest container shipper warns of 25% slump in volumes
• Better CPO prices expected by last quarter
• SRF fund expanded to meet demand from SMES
• FBM KLCI trading volume surges to record high
• Green Packet in tie-up with Tencent to provide E-KYC
• KPMG sees overwhelmi­ng response to licences
• Taliworks using cash reserves to pay dividend
• The resilient enterprise: An agenda for cash
• Modi’s need for control impairs India’s virus recovery
• MAHB to see improved passenger traffic
• Govt denies engaging MYEG for Covid-19 screenings
• Yee Lee offer said to be fair
• IHH expands virtual consultati­on services
• Genting Malaysia to post positive earnings in Q1
• Supermax expected to post stronger quarterly results
• Slow business for F&B despite easing MCO
• S&P Ratings sees Petronas, regional firms weathering low price
• Philippine­s in for deepest slump in three decades
• Indian lenders pitch for govt-funded ‘bad bank’
• Indonesia’s Us$10bil recovery plan
• Razer to roll out mask vending machines in Singapore
• Nissan plans US$2.8B in cost cuts, book charges
• Las Vegas Sands scraps plans for Japan casino
• South Korea sees biggest job losses since 1999 amid outbreak
• Thailand asks billionair­es to help kickstart economy
• Tesla gets green light to reopen California plant
• Euro risks endangered status on EU squabbling
• Rising prices for China’s favourite crudes show resurgent demand
• “We would not rule out OCR cuts into negative territory next year.”
• Portuguese billionair­e clan sidesteps virus crisis
• TUI plans to cut 8,000 jobs to adapt to shrunken travel market
• Deutsche Bank resumes job cuts
• Anil Agarwal explores buyout of India’s Vedanta
• Commerzban­k takes huge virus hit
• ABN Amro loss worse than expected on virus
• Stocks in India soar after Modi pledges Us$265bil aid
• Ex-tesla worker’s startup bets on private cars

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