The Star Malaysia - 2024-05-09

• ‘Ulama key in promoting tolerance’
• Saifuddin to meet US officials on countering terrorist financing
• A floral flood to greet mums this Sunday
• Surprise delivery for couple in a rush
• A pattern in the attacks
• Faisal on road to recovery
• Malaysians rally behind players amid attacks
• Father gets 20 years for raping daughter, who became pregnant
• No charity from cops in season opener
• No disruption in strong ties
• People on both sides of Causeway are hopeful
• Time for minimum wage above RM2,000
• Student warded with severe wounds after friend’s alleged acid attack
• Bodycams to come earlier for the cops
• Belated Raya celebratio­n for man freed of drug charges
• A deadly war against Aedes
• RA fights losing battle against flying foes
• When even acan can hide killer insects
• China Daily delegates make a visit to The Star
• The early voter won’t get wet
• Wang slammed for province name confusion
• Couple find joy in treasure hunting on the beach
• Steps to end bribery and corruption
• Seriously look into housemen shortage
• A manifesto for teachers
• Pain for bullies, help for victims
• Death penalty’s key role in drug war
• Cutting down on trans fats after WHO study
• A bombastic bid to split South Africa
• Piracy uptick adds to shipping risks
• Bracing for a perfect firestorm
• Aiming to end ceasefire impasse
• US halts bomb shipment to Israel over Rafah concerns
• Putin embarks on record-breaking fifth term
• Bytedance sues US govt
• EU combats violence against women with new law
• Ukraine says thwarted Russian-led plot to kill Zelenskyy
• Floods leave many parched
• Daniels ‘blacked out’ prior to sex with Trump
• Opening wins for top seeds Celtics, Thunder
• Seven LIV players get invite for PGA Championsh­ip
• Feeling the squeeze
• Jury awards Us$9mil to a player who sued the USTA over sexual abuse
• Milan takes Stage Four as Pogacar holds to the overall lead
• Gauff out to serve up a good run in the Italian Open
• Let’s go for No. 49!
• Rejuvenate­d Scamacca seeks Euro glory with Atalanta and Italy
• Picking up the pieces
• PSG can take positives despite missing out again
• Maradona’s World Cup Golden Ball trophy to be auctioned in Paris
• Dogged Dortmund
• Fitri sees it fitting
• Favourites Pakistan given a scare before beating Canada
• Sarjit to work on backline to keep up Malaysia’s challenge for the title
• Paddlers smash their way to three titles at WTT Youth Contender tournament
• Addeen gets last minute invite to play in World Championsh­ip
• Troubling pattern of violence against players, says criminolog­ist
• Physical and emotional support pour in for Mickey
• On pins & needles
• Faisal needs comprehens­ive psychologi­cal support, says expert
• DBKL urged to not go on felling spree
• Artistic strength of youths with autism
• School leads beach clean-up
• Special needs centre presents play at hospital to build autism awareness
• Fusion of elements hits the spot
• On a mission to increase environmen­tal awareness
• Rm700mil Sara funds to reduce financial strain
• Strong-minded Iban beauty crowned on sixth try
• Hotel owners want minister to listen to their woes
• Chip sector nd to shine bright in 2H
• MNRB net profit at 50-year high in FY24
• SC: Planners should give sound financial advice
• PBB remains proactive in sustainabl­e financing
• Epsom sees more student enrolment from UK
• Fragile Treasuries relying on rare macro serenity
• Get ready to develop a green workforce
• Shoemakers eye runaway success at Paris Olympics
• Twin threats may weigh down Petdag’s prospects
• Rising volume to boost Bursa Malaysia earnings
• Upbeat outlook for CTOS despite slow start to Fy24
• Low earnings impact on SDP from Kigip
• Supportlin­e
• Upstream-centred planters in for strong 1Q profit
• Optimistic growth prospects for Focus Point Holdings
• Regulatory oversight on artificial intelligen­ce vital
• Flexible work arrangemen­ts important to employees
• Carsome turns Ebitda positive in 1Q24 on business scale
• Global automotive giants seek Beijing tech allies
• In rapidly ageing China, millions just cannot afford retirement
• Totalenerg­ies mulls moving listing to Wall St
• Cocoa-free chocolate maker raises Us$52mil
• Energy producers Santos, Repsol explore sale of stakes in Alaska oilfields
• AI boom set to fuel data centre deals in Asia
• Japan’s helping hand in BOE June rate cut window
• Thai business group cuts 2024 GDP growth forecast
• Modi shifts income goals for struggling farmers
• Bytedance founder among China moguls in Singapore
• “The reality is that China’s domestic credit demand is extremely weak.”
• Nintendo shares fall the most in over a month
• Rig dearth aggravates Indonesia’s declining oil and gas production
• Uncertaint­y slows Taiwan’s bond trading rate path
• US revokes some export licences for supplying China’s Huawei
• FTX files amended reorganisa­tion plan
• Brazil’s GPA posts steeper 1Q net loss as taxes, impairment weigh
• Einhorn sees markets ‘fundamenta­lly broken’
• Jpmorgan limits exposure to Segantii amid insider-trading case
• Spain’s central bank may be led by a woman
• Deepmind alumni raise Us$200mil funding round for Holistic AI

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