
Timothy Tiah
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From a RM6 billion company to an Interpol red notice
From a RM6 billion company to an Interpol Red Notice. Serba Dinamik was once one of Malaysia’s biggest oil and gas engineering companies. Then auditors questioned RM3.5 billion in transactions and receivables. Now its founder is wanted over a separate financial reporting case involving SCIB. Wha

Serba Dinamik Founder Abdul Karim Abdullah Placed on Interpol Red Notice
Malaysian businessman Abdul Karim Abdullah, the founder of Serba Dinamik, is now wanted internationally after being placed on an Interpol Red Notice, according to an announcement by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

Malaysia Announces One Percentage Point Corporate Tax Cut for SMEs Under Budget 2027
The Malaysian government has announced a corporate income tax cut under Budget 2027 aimed at benefiting approximately 300,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Under the proposed measures, qualifying businesses...

Malaysia just cut taxes for 300,000 businesses
Malaysia is cutting corporate taxes for around 300,000 small businesses under Budget 2027. But the maximum saving is RM6,000 a year, or RM500 a month. SMEs employ around eight million Malaysians, so supporting them matters. But how much difference will this tax cut actually make to business growth,

How Subang Airport used to look like
Subang Airport used to look like THIS?! 😳 Before KLIA, this was Malaysia’s main international airport, complete with a futuristic terminal and Boeing 747s. Then KLIA opened in 1998, and Subang’s iconic Terminal 1 was demolished in 2003. An entire generation of Malaysians grew up knowing an

The Evolution of Subang Airport: From International Gateway to Modern City Hub
For over three decades, Subang Airport served as Malaysia's primary international gateway. Opened in 1965 when Malaysia was just two years old, the airport featured an iconic design rather than standard architecture.

Malaysia's Wooden Furniture Export Sector Faces Pressure From Tariffs and Rising Costs
Malaysia stands as the world's ninth-largest exporter of wooden furniture, but the country's manufacturing sector is confronting mounting pressures that threaten its long-term momentum.

Malaysia's furniture industry is in trouble, what happened?
Everyone knows Muar for otak-otak. But did you know it’s also Malaysia’s furniture manufacturing powerhouse? Hundreds of factories specialising in everything from chairs to upholstery and exports. Muar shows how an entire town can become a global manufacturing hub by building an ecosystem of s