The Star Malaysia - 2024-03-05

• Australia pledges Rm916mil at special summit
• M’sian peace force in Lebanon safe, says minister
• Panel to determine who gets house arrest
• Peace of mind for golden years
• A career in padi farming awaits youths
• Repurposin­g drugs to step up dengue fight
• Anonymous tip leads to huge drug bust
• ‘Review syariah court structure’
• Cops to record Hadi’s controvers­ial remarks today
• MP: Padu info too sensitive
• Proposed law to make financial institutio­ns accountabl­e for negligence
• Over 2,000 premises inspected for tax hike violation
• Only 0.3% of public sector workforce are disabled
• It ends at Court of Appeal
• Court rejects Daim’s applicatio­n
• Witness never said Rm2mil was for Guan Eng, court told
• IGP: Five-day notice needed for assemblies
• Starting school on a fun note
• 11 kids among those opting for migrant repatriati­on
• Hajiji seeks civil servant support amid early election talk
• Sand mining sparks safety concerns
• Hot demand for cold things
• Academics: Multiple benefits from developing Malay reserve land
• Carry out cloud seeding in Sabah, urges lawmaker
• He still can’t call her ‘Mama’
• Drummer Miji down with stage four liver cancer
• Pollution levels still a concern in Johor’s waterways
• Don’t twist spirit of the DLP
• Our airports are in need of improvemen­t
• 11-day military exercise kicks off
• EX-PM Yingluck acquitted
• Mekong fish species face extinction
• Philippine ‘library home’ inspires young readers
• Strike against striking docs
• ‘We need to stand together on South China Sea’
• ‘Taylor Swift gig grant in S’pore not as high as speculated’
• US calls for immediate ceasefire
• Massive fire engulfs northern Texas
• Bangladesh Nobel winner fears for future as woes mount
• Deadly train crash was because drivers watching cricket
• ‘Meta not above our laws’
• Bright and breezy
• Hope still lingers
• Alcaraz outlasts Nadal in made-for-netflix exhibition
• Recordsett­ing Brest consolidat­e second spot in Ligue 1
• Things looking up for Napoli
• Leverkusen extend Bundesliga lead to 10 points with derby win
• Wasted chances
• Bournemout­h push Burnley closer to relegation
• Us and Mexico storm into Women’s Gold cup last four
• Now he’s winning games
• March madness: Tale of two local lads
• Haqimi has all the assets to be the ‘No. 9’ in Harimau pack
• Ramadhan has one quest – to be Perak’s first choice keeper
• Adhere to SOPS, Adam Adli reminds sport associatio­ns
• Towering terrors
• Sarjit needs more time to assess team players
• Heat in Paris
• as the 1960s fade, historians scramble to capture Woodstock’s voices. Peace music and memories
• Selangor dept braces for more fires due to climatic conditions
• Rebranded fund to benefit more business owners
• Better funding for projects under Marris
• Rm6mil temporary cabin for Pasir Gudang school
• Seberang Perai council shuts down 39 businesses run by foreigners
• Potential world recognitio­n
• Reps should focus on new villages for CNY celebratio­ns
• Energy-efficient homes in Kajang part of ESG goal
• Food and beverage firm brings smiles to over 500 needy folk across country
• Doing dim sum the Taiwanese way
• Flame-grilled chicken chain aims to impress with Asian-inspired flavours
• Working together to improve access to training
• Healthcare provider signs MOU with Indonesian bank
• Double-digit earnings growth forecast for M’sia in 2024
• Manufactur­ing sector predicted to strengthen
• S-e Asia to turn into economic powerhouse by 2040
• Iwcity unveils Rm4.3bil master developmen­t plan
• Berjaya Land confident of second Japan project
• Ringgit improves against US dollar ahead of OPR report
• Hong Kong manages money only for the very rich
• Solving the female labour force problem
• What China can expect at this year’s NPC
• Beijing’s robust commodity imports confound weak economy
• Suncon in good position for new contract wins
• Deleum explores expansion in Indonesia
• Gamuda Cove township continues growth path
• Improved performanc­e anticipate­d for banks
• Optimistic view on the long-term sustainabi­lity of Padini’s business
• Khairy Jamaluddin and Shahril Ridza now directors at CGS
• TNB banks on data centres to drive power demand
• IHH to continue growing across multiple markets
• SMRT inks ATM infrastruc­ture deal in the Philippine­s
• Ho Chi Minh City pushed to adopt carbon credit market
• Xi highlights key role of new energy
• E-waste piles pressure on waste management sector in Vietnam
• Clients piling ESG billions into money market funds
• Yara inks rare long-term deal for green ammonia
• Nuclear debt passes early investor test in Canada with clean tie-ups
• Market likely to correct this week
• Durian emerging as the ‘golden fruit’ among Vietnam’s exports
• Landlords hit by high supply of freshly completed units
• Private banks gear up staff for higher demand
• Bangkok’s main airport aims for 150 million capacity in 2030
• Vietnam’s shrimp exports expect growth this year
• Plans afoot to enhance innovation at BASF plant
• Proposed VAT law amendments stir much debate in Vietnam
• ‘World’s supermarke­t’ sees bright 2024 prospects
• Bofa latest institutio­n to boost S&P 500 target
• Alecta loses chairman after just one week in deepening crisis
• Swiss voters back higher pensions, reject working longer
• As bond bears grumble, investors snap up debt
• Nvidia becomes Tesla successor as market flips from EVS to AI
• Wall Street’s diversity, equity and inclusion retreat is underway
• Opec+ extends output cuts to second quarter

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