The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2020-07-04

• Moratorium conundrum
• Sarawak set to change O&G industry
• MAHB embarks on aggressive cost-cutting move
• TM and Tabung Haji in tussle over bond issue
• New president comes into PNB at a tough time
• The worst is over for Malaysia economy
• Windfall tax poser on glove stocks
• Change in the new normal
• Hostile takeover? Really?
• Pros and cons in Eversendai’s Vahana buy
• Concerns raised about sanctity of contracts and charter rates
• Government to review 12MP
• ABM tells SMES to seek advice from banks before moratorium ends
• Central bank may cut key rate again as pandemic persists
• World’s largest pension fund loses Us$165bil
• Softbank shares reach new high this year
• Deserted British high streets imperil billion-pound bank loans
• Historic plunge for Singapore retail sales shows lockdown pain
• Debt and deficits – a perpetual concern
• Impact of Covid-19 and climate change
• Deleted memories and masked conversati­ons
• Your Wirecard e-cash was safe until it wasn’t
• Provisions rise as banks brace for worst-case scenario
• Organic poultry makes its case
• POS opportunit­ies in the current market
• RESILIENT LEADERSHIP TO WEATHER THROUGH CHALLENGES
• Counting the cost of loan moratorium
• An opportunit­y to have extra money in the pocket?
• Industrial affected by supply chain disruption
• Growing prospects in technology stocks
• Sustainabl­e business models the way to go
• Garuda bets on recovery
• Currency is key in contest between Asia’s high-yielding bonds
• Thailand plans to open borders for high-spenders on private planes
• Global Forex Market
• Malaysia Equity Market
• Harrods adapts to new normal with outlet, job cuts
• Malaysian Bond Market
• Deutsche Bank considers support for Wirecard
• Saudi Arabia’s Us$20bil megaprojec­t won’t slow
• PUBLIC BANK MONEY MARKET REVIEW FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 3, 2020
• The start-up economy

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