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PropertyGuru Reports Record Start to 2012
www.propertyguru.com">PropertyGuru, Asia's leading property portal group, announced an outstanding start to 2012 with revenue and Internet users growing more than 100% over the same period of 2011 – and as a result extending its market leadership
Tags: PropertyGuru Singapore, PropertyGuru Group, Google Zeitgeist Singapore, PropertyGuru Reports Record Start, Asia, Indonesia, Malaysian, Thailand, portals group
Singapore charges ref, player with match fixing
Travel & Delicacy Beauty never Ends Ecological Environment Associated Press 2012-05-25 01:00 PM Singapore has charged a referee and a player with conspiring to fix the result of a Malaysia n Super League football game. The Corrupt Practices
Tags: Singapore, Malaysian, sports-news, political corruption, S. League, Malaysia, Football Association of Singapore, law crime, match fixing
Task force: 300 firms guilty of tax fraud
A task force on money laundering and financial crime, headed by the Attorney-General's Chambers, investigated more than 300 businesses last year for under-declaration of Customs duties, income tax evasion and money laundering. The firms were found to
Tags: business-news, task force, income tax, Malaysian, money laundering, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, inland revenue, finance, tax haven
Urgent steps announced to restore power
Hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of Burma's largest city on Tuesday for a second day of protests over chronic power cuts, effectively forcing the government to announce emergency measures aimed at restoring electricity to full capacity
Tags: Assess Burma, Burma Investors Pin Hopes, US Congress, political prisoners, Malaysian, Myanmar, Pyinmana, Burma, Myanma kyat, political-news
'Only Govt will send workers to Malaysia'
Overseas Employment Minister Khandker Mosharraf Hossain on Wednesday brushed aside a call by private manpower exporters to be allowed to send workers to Malaysia alongside the government. President Shahjalal Majumder and General Secretary Ali Haider
Tags: Malaysian, BAIRA, send workers, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, political-news, Hossain
Lee admits injury a blow to Olympics bid
Badminton world number one Lee Chong Wei, seen here on April 29, has admitted his injury at the Thomas Cup in China this week is a blow to his Olympics title bid, where the Malaysian has a last shot at an elusive gold. Badminton world number one Lee
Tags: China, Lee Chong Wei, uber cup, South Korea, thomas cup, Malaysian, Wuhan, cup final, world badminton, sports-news
Badminton: Lin Dan survives scare at Thomas Cup
Superstar shuttler Lin Dan survived a scare in the Thomas Cup quarter-finals in Wuhan Wednesday, as China qualified for the semis in an event seen as a key test ahead of the London Olympics. Malaysian youngster Liew Daren faced the daunting task of
Tags: Lee Chong Weis, thomas cups, Denmarks Peter-Gade Christensen, Lin Dan, China, Liew Daren, cups final, london, Malaysian, Wuhan
Joshna, Anaka move to quarters of Chennai Open
Joshna dropped a game before beating Nouran Ahmed Gohar of Egypt 11-8 11-9 5-11 11-7 while Anaka got the better of Zulhijah Binti Azan (Malaysia) 4-11, 11-0, 11-5, 4-11, 11-8 in 45 minutes. However, the three Indian qualifiers including the current
Tags: Harshit Kaur Jawanda, Joshna Chinappa, Ind, Anaka Alankamony, Malaysian, Anaka Alakamony, Carrie Ramsey, chennai open, Pushpa Devi
AP Interview: Ex-hostage shares Philippine ordeal
Malaysia (AP) — A Malaysian gecko trader held captive by suspected Abu Sayyaf militants for a year in the southern Philippines says he saw group members as young as 15 skilled in using M16 rifles that were prevalent in the impoverished region.
Tags: Abu Sayyaf, Nazarrudin Saidin, Catholic Philippines, Malaysian, Jolo, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Sulu Archipelago, Irregular military, Sulu
AP Interview: Malaysian recounts harrowing year in militant captivity in rural Philippines
Malaysia A Malaysian gecko trader held captive by suspected Abu Sayyaf militants for a year in the southern Philippines says he saw group members as young as 15 skilled in using M16 rifles that were prevalent in the impoverished region. Nazarrudin
Tags: Abu Sayyaf, Nazarrudin Saidin, Catholic Philippines, Jolo, Malaysian, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Sulu Archipelago, Irregular military, sabah
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