Month: March 2025

Local companies dominate the most trusted brands across the sectors, according to the Ipsos survey.

Manila is seeking the extradition of Arnolfo Teves Jnr, a former politician, who is facing murder and other charges.

The PM’s Labour Party is seeking a second term, but many expect the opposition conservative coalition to pick up seats.

An IT provider to the NHS has been fined more than £3 million by the UK’s data protection authority, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), after a ransomware attack on the company led to the data of nearly 80,000 people being compromised.

The human trafficking case highlights the exploitation within the seafood industry, emphasising the need for corporate accountability and systemic reform.

While the US remains Asean’s biggest investor, its investment in core infrastructure is limited. Meanwhile, China makes its presence felt.

Malaysia is enhancing semiconductor tracking to reassure the US amid investigations into alleged Nvidia chip diversions to China.

Data suggests that many developers may not be adequately assessing the extent of remediation works that need to be carried out to meet duties to address fire safety risks associated with cladding.

New legislation passed today by the Malaysian Senate will boost the country’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry as well as support its target of ‘net zero’ emissions by 2050.

If counterfeit products are left unchecked, South Korean food companies could suffer damage to their reputation, analysts say.