In a statement, Forbes Asia said the gains were driven by Malaysia’s 5.2 per cent economic expansion in 2025, a firmer ringgit and a buoyant IPO market
Making the country proud, three prominent Malaysian women have been named on Forbes' 50 Over 50: Asia 2024 list for attaining unprecedented success in their respective fields and serving as sources of inspiration for the upcoming generation in the region.
Six Malaysian companies have made it into Forbes Asia’s third annual edition of the 100 to Watch list, which spotlights small companies and startups on the rise across the Asia Pacific region.
Several top athletes aim for salaries that could outpace even the highest-earning footballers, raising questions about the sustainability of funding within Malaysian sports
Human rights group reveals event at JW Marriott for controversial Dongmei Zone, which allegedly sourced billions of ringgit in investments from prominent individuals, and reported by Chinese human trafficking victim to be rife with crime, drugs, brothels
Sultan Ibrahim highlighted the costly A-4 Skyhawk deal as a lesson in scrapping the procurement of 30-year-old Black Hawk choppers, urging Malaysia to avoid past failures in defence strategies
