The Star Malaysia - 2024-03-29

• Understand the Quran’s message
• Industry players call for scrapping of HVGT in favour of GST
• Divided over delayed Bill
• Group holds protest to preserve identity of Brickfield­s
• ‘Current mobile plans not affected by new standard’
• Students lament cheaper plans with crawling speeds
• Govt urged to extend visa deadline for foreign workers
• SMART bridging Sarawak’s digital divide
• S’gor-gaza fund launched
• Johor makes good use of unsold food
• Madani raya shopping targets Rm1.6mil sales
• Warm bonds amid the biting cold
• Wee: Closer M’sia-china ties vital for mutual growth
• Some Johor SMES losing half of workforce to Singapore
• Access to Padu data restricted
• ‘Don’t tie targeted subsidies to Padu registrati­on’
• ROADMAP FOR A CLIMATE-RESILIENT MALAYSIA
• Cloud seeding in Sabah skies
• Former varsity student gets 30 years’ jail for traffickin­g cannabis
• POWERING YOUR LIFE SUSTAINABL­Y
• Make your voices heard, Klites
• Diana Danielle rules out weight loss surgery
• Death from kuey teow at M’sian-founded eatery
• Tourism potential in culture
• Invest in future gold medallists
• ‘It goes against the people’s choice’
• House passes into law Jakarta special status Bill
• Traffickin­g gone global
• Junta chief: We’re holding power temporaril­y
• Runaway ostrich’s tale brings déjà vu
• Next-gen airliner in the wings
• Extras facing the unkindest cut
• Grave problem at ‘celebrity’ cemetery
• Reading, writing, math ... and climate change?
• Tourism boom strains Greek islands
• How to charge a phone in Gaza
• Insurers could face losses of up to Us$4bil after tragedy
• Freighter pilot had called for help
• High security Eurovision ahead amid protests over Israel
• Rights groups urge US to stop deporting refugees from Haiti
• UN expert defiant over Gaza finding
• UN: A billion meals binned
• Big expectatio­ns for endangered manatee cow
• Veteran steals show
• Watch the two Ks
• Olympic favourite Van Aert breaks collarbone and ribs in crash
• Wolff puts Max top of Mercedes’ list to replace Hamilton
• Scheffler chases rare trifecta in Houston
• Battle royal on the cards
• Alexandrov­a’s magic continues with Pegula upset
• Making heads turn
• Richarliso­n battled depression after Brazil W-cup exit
• A massive transforma­tion
• Spain prosecutor­s want Rubiales jailed for 2½ years for W-cup kiss
• Gareth’s a little lost
• Napoli’s Jesus ‘bitter’ over racist probe outcome
• Bayern’s Kane back but Neuer doubtful for Dortmund match
• Everton fans call for clarity over ongoing takeover bid
• Not the right man
• Malaysia hope to avoid third straight loss to Pakistan in new start with Sarjit
• Oesting: Short course training will benefit swimmers over the long run
• Onetrack mind on Paris
• Eain Yow fights back from behind to make positive start at London Classic
• Roy King-wan Arif show their powers of recovery to reach last eight in Madrid
• Hannah: We have to make do with one stadium for football and concerts
• Guaycochea hopes new faces can help Perak go places this season
• Into the world of 'DARK' CRIME
• Expanding lodging options for tourists
• STAR METRO WATCH
• Shoplots face asset seizure over half-million ringgit arrears
• Breaking boundaries in Malay publicatio­n sphere
• Cooler rides ahead for carpark operator
• Unable to return for Raya
• ‘Enriching lives with quality home and lifestyle products’
• Where Malaysian travellers want to visit
• Partnershi­p poised to reach global audience
• Electronic­s firm makes its mark
• Brand campaigns to increase hygienic practices
• Celebratin­g in a sustainabl­e manner
• MB: TVET grads in demand
• Greater IPO appetite on ACE Market
• Crucial to shore up confidence in the ringgit
• Banks take wary stance after latest results season
• Support from white knight, bankers vital for Sapura Energy revamp
• Plastic packaging firms in for strong orders
• Global freight accelerati­on will boost fuel prices
• China’s EV market shows the future is already here
• LBS BINA DIVERSIFIE­S PORTFOLIO FOR SUSTAINABL­E GROWTH
• BHP setting a new benchmark for luxury hospitalit­y in Malaysia
• Policy easing remains key investment theme
• Gas Malaysia to gain from higher demand
• Demand from auto and AI to lift chip industry
• Upstream margins for plantation firms to improve
• S P Setia’s outlook robust on new property sales
• Strong earnings visibility for Mynews
• Business environmen­t ranking takes a dip
• Thai factory output falls for 17th month in February
• Poll: More Gen Z and boomers in Singapore buying into crypto
• Global funds cool off on emerging market Asian bonds as hedging costs rise
• Experts stress importance of responsibl­e AI growth
• ‘Growth target of 5% likely to be achieved’
• Tokyo banks poised to step up cuts to Us$65bil stock hoard
• S. Korea fails to join FTSE Russell’s global bond index
• Need to go slow in future rate hikes
• Australia to invest in domestic solar panel push to counter imports
• Dubai’s glitz starts to dim for Russians
• Global M&AS pick up in first quarter after flurry of large deals
• Fed’s Waller says no rush to cut interest rates

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