The Star Malaysia - 2024-04-10

• MCA veep proposes task force for action on religious issues
• Promote unity beyond Hari Raya
• Penang LRT on track to ease traffic and enhance tourism
• King, leaders wish all a joyous Raya
• Ex-soldier now keeping the streets clean
• Best Hari Raya gift, says ex-cop
• Influencer’s first vibrant Hari Raya as a convert
• Growing worry over rising cost of studying overseas
• S’gor hit by poor air quality
• Popular tourist spot temporaril­y closed after fatal rockfall
• Five cops who turned robbers arrested
• Passenger from M’sia found with 63 live turtles
• Protect those who expose graft
• Alarm over surge of harmful content on social media
• Sugar supply boosted in Sabah
• Celebratin­g literature, culture, community engagement
• Lax enforcemen­t on the highways
• Malay house featured in many Raya ads
• Flood not stopping family from paying their respects
• Staying safe with shellfish
• Taking responsibi­lity for our trash
• Job-hopping a matter of concern
• Mad rush home for Aidilfitri
• Rohingya who moved to island in Bangladesh are picking up job skills
• Border hub residents flee amid gunfire and explosions
• Ready to shelter 100,000 refugees
• Air compressor con fails in largest-ever gold smuggling bust
• Vatican looks to foster relations with historic six-day visit
• Island murder trial begins
• Gaza on the brink of famine
• The root of conspiracy theories
• ‘Container city’ copes after catastroph­ic quake
• Turkiye imposes trade restrictio­ns on Israel
• Hamas studies new truce proposal
• Flood chaos as rivers rise
• The Vatican pushes back on ‘gender theory’
• Police probe director after admission of sexual harassment
• Eclipse leaves millions spellbound
• Change of allegiance
• World Netball body ban transgende­r players from women’s internatio­nals
• Lefty Harman adds Major experience to his aspiration­s
• Golfers now take extra care to protect their skin from the hot sun
• Upbeat Matsuyama eyes repeat of historic win at Augusta
• Swinging it right
• Barcelona beware
• Voeller extends deal as Germany sporting director until 2026
• Battle of underdogs
• FIFA looking into policy that blocks league ties played in other countries
• Bitter news for Toffees
• Frattesi late show pushes Inter close to title glory
• No hurdle too high
• Course in Japan an eye-opener for cager Hui Pin as she juggles playing and coaching
• Wait-and-see game over total number of teams for Super League
• Natasha bakes the tastiest cookies but she’s cautious about overeating
• Jeffer: Juniors will only be promoted to senior team based on achievemen­ts
• No-go for Pei Kee-yeen Yuan in Ningbo as they miss main draw of Asian C’ships
• Eogene ready to go extra mile to show his worth if selected for Thomas Cup
• A reluctant fashion icon
• That laid-back look
• A spring skin detox
• The maximalist
• Bake before buy
• At the crossroads
• When bullied by colleagues
• Planning a more sustainabl­e wedding
• Making house calls
• Recognisin­g the over-50s
• Canada gives free contracept­ion
• Alcohol increases heart disease risk for women
• Baking and banter spice up gathering
• Call for more Indian reps in city council
• Raising awareness of road safety
• Carmaker contribute­s to education at local school
• More than one reason to celebrate
• Underprivi­leged Shah Alam residents receive festive aid
• Increasing demand for fashionabl­e hijab styles
• Rising need for aged care
• Campaign hopes to encourage people to embrace sustainabi­lity
• Sarawak govt urged to address gas cylinder shortage
• Teen entreprene­ur fights disease with fashion
• Covered basketball court for Taman Jinjang Baru park
• ‘Sad to see diving dropped from Sukma’
• Taking the big LEAP to the ACE Market
• Builders to benefit from domestic project rollouts
• New substantia­l shareholde­r emerges in PN17 Bertam Alliance
• Foreign net outflows to recover in 2H24
• Mega Fortris picks Bursa over SGX for IPO
• Charting out the rupiah’s exchange rate
• Shaky exports and weak domestic demand
• Asean markets to shine aheadofusr­atecut
• Economy on track for firmer growth in 1Q
• Upturn in business sentiment on higher sales outlook
• Kimlun to be lifted by strong order book
• Stable prospects for job market this year
• PGF Capital expected to post strong 4Q earnings
• Kkbtobe beneficiar­y of Sarawak water supply projects
• AEON Credit shares rise on good dividend showing
• Automotive, medical segments to spur Pentamaste­r performanc­e
• Inta Bina latest job win expected to buoy revenue
• Westports poised to benefit from trade recovery
• Dismay over import curbs hampering business
• Businesses concerned about US dollar appreciati­on
• German companies keen to expand into Asean
• Tough competitio­n for IPOS as markets recover
• Rate decision spat puts Thai PM in the spotlight
• Hottest stock index also has the best earnings
• High-level Sino-us talks target key issues
• China encourages EV makers to speed up overseas developmen­t
• Japan warns off excessive volatility as yen slides further
• CFO of Canada’s largest bank exits at crucial time
• Australian consumer confidence slumps in April
• Crypto trader’s criminal trial set to test ‘code is law’ claim
• Atos seeks at least Us$1bil in new funding
• South Africa avoids European Union for a year on trade summit
• Boeing’s cash woes persist amid sluggish handovers

The Star Malaysia - 2024-04-09

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