Asia-Pacific allies ink $57 billion in deals with US companies, Burgum says
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Iran warns allies against joining US-led Gulf conflict
Iran cautions nations against involvement in its war with the US and Israel, as Trump seeks international escorts for tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. TEHRAN: Iran issued a stark warning to countries against involvement in its conflict with the United States and Israel. The warning followed President Donald Trump’s call for world powers to
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Strategies to overcome market abuses
The findings of the 2026 economic review are unequivocal: While Malaysia has rightfully earned its status as an Asean rising star, its property sector remains haunted by systemic fractures. Read full story The Star : Business Feed
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The certainty dividend
The first quarter of 2026 has been defined by noise. From chaotic shifts in international trade routes to the volatile swings of the oil market, the external environment has been anything but predictable. Read full story The Star : Business Feed
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Can Malaysia catch fleeing capital?
At 3:47am on March 2, 2026, the fundamental rules of global infrastructure investment shifted. Kinetic strikes on three Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centres in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain proved that the cloud is vulnerable to physical warfare. Read full story The Star : Business Feed
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Musk says Tesla's mega AI chip fab project to launch in seven days
March 14 (Reuters) – Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Saturday that the company’s Terafab project to make artificial intelligence chips will launch in seven days. Read full story The Star : Tech Feed
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Adobe pays US$75m to settle US lawsuit over termination fees, subscription cancellations
NEW YORK: Adobe said on Friday it will pay US$75 million (RM 294 million) to resolve a US government lawsuit accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing hefty termination fees and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions. The San Jose, California-based company said it will also provide US$75 million of free
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