The Star Malaysia - 2024-02-29

• Thinaah aims high on the court and in her course
• Leaping for joy on their birthdays
• Job terminatio­n tops court cases
• Call to implement shift system for public healthcare doctors
• ‘Continue to improve crime prevention measures’
• Many still falling prey to investment scams
• Immigratio­n busts Rohingya smuggling ring
• Many struggle with weak ringgit
• Wan Junaidi conferred Sarawak’s highest award
• Govt trying to slice Rm1.5bil onion import bill
• Much ado about bak kut teh listing as national heritage dish
• ‘Over 8,000 types of Tiktok content removed’
• Time out for troublemak­ers
• Lifting burdens, elevating dreams
• Sabah to restore razed British colonial building
• Loo says Jho Low went from friend to foe
• Actor Hisyam Hamid respects differing views on ‘La Luna’
• Chinese influencer slammed for complainin­g about M’sian food
• Free HPV vaccines well received
• Initiative­s to beat illicit trade
• Improvemen­ts necessary for Port Dickson
• Insurance companies must act more speedily on claims
• S. Korea population woes deepen
• Presidenti­al award for Prabowo
• Ex-police chief to be charged
• No change in Indo-pacific stance under Trump presidency
• Docs facing rap for walkout
• Buddhist leader Tep Vong dies at 93
• ‘One quarter in Gaza a step away from famine’
• Truce unlikely despite US optimism
• ‘Heatwaves may be driving whale decline in Pacific’
• Biden clinches Michigan
• EU lawmakers pass tougher penalties for environmen­tal crime
• Ratona plane sparks worries for Sri Lanka’s airline
• Wildfires shut down Texas nuke weapons plant
• Former Red Army Faction member arrested after decades in hiding
• NK spy satellite is ‘alive’
• Australian­s told to flee homes amid heat spike and bushfire threat
• On even keel now
• Strus nets monster buzzer-beater as Cavs sink Mavs
• Hamilton kept his Ferrari move so quiet even his parents didn’t know
• A winning return
• Djokovic thrilled to return to Indian Wells after five year hiatus
• Top seed Zverev falls in first hurdle in Mexico Open
• Helping hand from Hwang
• Bayern’s new sports chief Eberl still hopes for title
• Poch won’t bottle up
• Mallorca down Sociedad on penalties in King’s Cup semi-final
• Defiant Ten Hag not in need of assurances over United future
• Galven’s galvanised to raise his game with Syahiran and Danny close behind in final round
• Norsaiful urges Tenaga to channel all energy into completing treble
• Sze Fei admits he and Izzuddin still have some catching up to do
• Fret not shuttlers, as Fred’s here to keep you calm
• Hogg: Extra round in MSBK will provide added value to C’ships
• Foreigners to showcase stunt kites at fest
• Efforts to raise durian yield in Batu Kurau
• S’gor village head recognised for community service
• KFC Malaysia on a winning streak
• Lend an ear for mental health
• ‘Just Lalamove it’
• Riding the wind to boost tourism
• Texas Chicken Malaysia wins fifth Putra Brand Award
• ‘Upholding integrity in golf is important’
• Team honours shared on the day
• Maybank sees 6% to 7% growth in gross loans
• Public Bank net profit rises to Rm6.65bil
• HLB banks on dynamic domestic environmen­t for growth
• IJM optimistic about ending FY24 on a high
• Diversifie­d product offerings to sustain IOIPROP earnings
• Farm Fresh posts higher 3Q net profit, jump in revenue
• Revisiting the strategy for effective NETR
• China steers solar module export stream towards Asia
• SHAPING THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL PAYMENTS
• Generation company a bright light for TNB
• SOBA judges face daunting task to pick winners
• MISC sets sail for a stronger growth trajectory
• I-bhd to carry on raising i-city’s vibrancy
• Velesto to see good charter rates continuing
• Mah Sing stands tall after strong FY23 results
• Supportlin­e
• Mixed views on RHB following low net interest income
• China’s solar firms set to lower growth targets
• Uk can’t roll over CO2 budget surplus, climate watchdog warns
• Apple’s EV wind down offers reprieve to rivals
• Call for legal framework for conservati­on policies
• Trade volume and prices trending upwards in China’s carbon market
• Vietnam training course sheds light on emission trading systems
• Falling rice prices only short term, expert says
• Vietnam invests over Us$3.7bil in Developmen­t Triangle provinces
• BOJ needs to conduct hike without drama
• Prabowo eyes former bankers for Indonesia finance minister role
• Thrifty shoppers create new stock winners, losers
• Chinese chip maker cleared in US criminal case
• Property giants miss analysts’ profit estimates
• Tetra Pak to close Singapore factory affecting 300 workers
• NZ central bank holds rates, surprising markets
• Glencore eyes Shell Singapore assets as CNOOC pulls out
• Bond traders capitulate to Fed’s outlook on cuts
• Firing of a utility boss spotlights shorter tenures for women CEOS
• Flawed valuations in private credit boom
• ‘Gentle bubble’ forming in US tech stocks
• Trudeau’s pipeline project increases cost estimate
• Timelines, predictabi­lity will be new focus of IMF

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