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By: Khoo Jian Teng, Allison Lai, Charles Ramendran, Rahimy Rahim, Angelin Yeoh, Christopher Fam
KUALA LUMPUR: Banks and financial institutions are facing growing scrutiny on whether measures are in place to detect suspicious online transactions before customers fall victim to scams.
By: Rahimy Rahim, Khoo Jian Teng, Charles Ramendran, Christopher Fam, Allison Lai, Angelin Yeoh
At a Bank Negara workshop on consumer protection and fair conduct reforms, its officers said existing laws protect the confidentiality of customer information and personal data in the financial sector.
Motorists advised to plan journeys as traffic builds up on highways
KUALA LUMPUR: Frozen inheritance assets has reached a staggering RM90bil, with experts attributing this to a lack of estate planning among Malaysians.
By: Allison Lai
According to official statistics, the frozen assets include properties, shares, investments, and other capital belonging to deceased persons that cannot be distributed yet due to unresolved legal or administrative matters.
PETALING JAYA: The high-tech and digital sectors continue to see robust hiring despite a cautious economic outlook and the recent increase in job losses, say human resources experts.
PETALING JAYA: The latest LRT derailment in Kuala Lumpur has reignited concerns over the reliability of Malaysia's public transport system, with
PETALING JAYA: While businesses are urging the government to swiftly gazette the Government Procurement Act 2025, anti-graft advocates are advising against a “rushed rollout”.
By: Allison Lai
PETALING JAYA: At least 30% of government and government-linked company (GLC) procurement should be channelled to local SMEs, says an industry group.
PETALING JAYA: The dissolution of the Johor state assembly may be the spark that could see a series of polls over the coming months.
