The project is intended to bring together Malaysia’s land and labor with Singaporean finance and investment.

Meanwhile, heavyweight banks helped to shore up the blue-chip index, with Maybank gaining 10 sen to RM10.34, CIMB adding six ...

The issue has to be handled through systemic reforms and enforcement, said an official. Read more at straitstimes.com.

If a foreigner buys subsidised fuel at a local petrol station in Malaysia, the dealer can be fined up to one million ringgit (S$307k) or jailed for three years – but the foreigner gets away scot-free.