The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
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More than 70 awards were presented at the ASEAN Property Developers Awards 2025/2026 and Top Quality Brand Awards 2025/2026 ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, honouring developers and businesses driving regional excellence and sustainable growth.
Malaysia's e-invoicing system has triggered declarations of RM4.07 billion in previously unreported income from 52,540 taxpayers since its August 2024 launch, as LHDN employs data analytics to close tax compliance gaps.
Malaysia's competition regulator and statistics agency have formalized a partnership to share data and expertise, aiming to improve market monitoring, policy implementation, and competition enforcement across the economy.
GIIB Holdings Bhd has reinstated founder Tai Boon Wee as non-executive chairman after receiving clearance from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, marking a significant leadership transition for the investment group.
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The Malaysian Competition Commission has launched a formal investigation into six companies accused of collusion in bidding for an AADK contract valued at RM5.7 million, marking a significant enforcement action against alleged tender cartel activity.