Man, 21, killed after car rams into lamp post in Klang
KLANG: A man was killed after ramming his car into a lamp post at Taman Sentosa here on Wednesday (May 31). Read full story
Sarawak poised to be South-East Asia’s top power producer
KUCHING: Sarawak is poised to be the main producer of power in South-East Asia with multiple sources of renewable energy, says Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. Read full story
Theranos founder Holmes reports to prison in Texas
DISGRACED biotech star Elizabeth Holmes began serving her 11-year sentence for defrauding investors, in a Texas prison, yesterday The 39-year-old was seen arriving at the minimum-security federal prison for women inmates in Bryan, Texas near Houston.
Getting their money back may, or may not, be a game changer
PETALING JAYA: While Bersatu sees a ray of light now that the court has allowed it to challenge the freezing of its bank accounts, political analysts have different readings whether this will be a game changer in the coming six state elections. Read full story
M’sian students in US can now apply to work part-time
GEORGE TOWN: The depreciation of the ringgit is an acceptable reason for international students in the United States to apply for permission to work outside the campus. Read full story
Stranded angler rescued
MELAKA: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) rescued a British citizen who got stranded on Pulau Lalang, off the coast here, while on a fishing trip. Read full story
Nabbed for vile act of animal cruelty
PORT DICKSON: A man suspected of causing the death of a dog in Kampung Sri Parit, Lukut, on Saturday has been arrested by the police. Read full story
Hot weather a welcome blessing for business
WHILE the current hot weather has many cowering for shade, an ikan bilis trader in Kemaman, Terengganu, has instead found the heat to be a blessing for her business, reported Kosmo!. Read full story
Mayday concert volunteers cry foul over poor treatment
TAIWANESE rock band Mayday has once again made headlines for the wrong reasons after volunteers at their concert claimed that they were bullied and fed poorly, Sin Chew Daily reported. Read full story
MEF: Micro enterprises need more time for RM1,500 minimum wage
PETALING JAYA: More time should be given to micro enterprises so that they can implement the RM1,500 minimum wage gradually, says Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) president Datuk Dr Syed Hussain Syed Husman. Read full story