Malaysia

40% of Malaysian-based employees believe it highly likely they will experience career improvement in the next six months.

Newly released February data impresses and warranted an upward revision to 4.4% from 3.8% yoy GDP growth.

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It's the tablet PC which moved 656,000 units in the past year, a blistering pace that almost beat laptop sales.

The country's consumption-led growth has become unsustainable and will trigger a slide.

Rate cuts are likely as early as in the first half of the year, says an economist.

DBS says not yet for the time being, however, it will be soon if the country’s export growth continues to plummet.

And guess which industry was disappointing despite festive season demand?

Apparently not, as DBS expects GDP report a 5.6% YoY growth.

As the manufacturing sector expanded 3.2% in the months of July and August.

As the country’s strong commodities have offset the poorer performance of its electronics sector.

Domestic inflationary pressure will likely keep inflation above 3% for the rest of the year.

Check out how CapitaMalls Malaysia was able to increase rental rates by 6.7% with a nearly-full occupancy rate of 98.7%.

The rebound was led by an upswing in the index heavy weight manufacturing, which rose 4.8%.

While nearly 7 out of 10 respondents perceive the global economy to be declining.

Malaysia wants two million Singaporeans to become holders of Malaysia Automated Clearance System cards , said Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen.