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The company said it was seeking to restructure in a way that would maximise value for all stakeholders, and said it had $167 million of cash available to meet urgent needs in the meantime. Illustration photo.

Malaysian Employers Federation President Datuk Syed Hussain Syed Husman says they need workers at the manufacturing, construction, and plantation industries sectors, including at restaurants.

Veteran US investor Jim Rogers says recession may have already arrived considering the soaring inflation and high-interest rates.Pic sourced from marketwatch

Cultured meat production has become the latest trend since it is a promising alternative to replace meat, or at least to supplement a protein diet for humans. Source:123rf

The coalition said the guessing game of GE15 was hurting the nation with the uncertainties that affected decisions making not only in the economic sector and public life, but also distract ministers' attention from governance.

Ismail Sabri said Malaysia will buy wheat and wheat-related products from Turkiye and also explore reverse investment opportunities related to food products in the republic. Photo: BERNAMA ANKARA, July 8 -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob spoke at a press conference today with Malaysian journalists to inform the outcomes of his four-day official working visit to Turkiye. Also present was Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Sarifuddin Abdullah (left). --fotoBERNAMA (2022) COPYRIGHT RESERVED

Finance Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz - Photo: BERNAMA

Ismail Sabri (second, left) visits Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), a Turkiye’s major defence and aerospace company as Malaysia sought to enhance technology cooperation with the republic, on Wednesday. Photo: BERNAMA

MITI minister Datuk Seri Azmin Ali says it is encouraging that TUYAR and several other high-tech E&E companies have chosen Malaysia as their base of operations and technology transfer, manifesting clearly why the country remains a preferred investment destination.mspoweruser

Johor MATTA deputy chairman, Kathryn Lee said the fair this time would be offering various attractive packages including for domestic tourism at as low as RM100 for two days and one night.