Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Khazanah confident 2019 will see return to profitability
Fund set to move forward with clear future direction and clean balance sheet, Public Accounts Committee told.
Overcapacity, restructuring failure cause for MAB debacle, says Khazanah
Sovereign wealth fund reports to Public Accounts Committee huge cash injections have not helped national flag carrier.
New telco policies, high-risk strategy caused dip in Khazanah's earnings, says PAC report
Bipartisan parliamentary committee recommends that sovereign wealth fund continue with its plan to diversify investments.
Mara-developed U.n.i clinics will be expanded into pharmacy chain
Rina Harun says entrepreneurship programme helps doctors set up their own business.
Hishammuddin fires broadside at Mat Sabu over defence white paper delay
Minister has mentioned policy document six times but when will it be tabled, asks Umno man.
4 strategic investors shortlisted to turn around ailing Malaysia Airlines
Khazanah, Malaysia Aviation Group Bhd's further evaluation of parties' offers will be completed next month.
Putrajaya mulling ways to cut down growing pension bill
The government has forked out RM23.87 billion last year for pension benefits.
Move to regulate gig economy
Flexible nature of jobs forcing government to think of ways to take care of workers’ welfare, says Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Nik Abduh wants PM to intervene in Kelantan oil royalty wrangle
PAS rep tells finance minister not to use monetary contraints as excuse to not to pay up.
Nibong Tebal MP conscious after fainting in Dewan Rakyat
MPs resume the Budget 2020 debate at 3.30pm.
Govt has to give and take, says Dr Mahathir
Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 serves as extension of Vision 2020 mooted in the 1990s to meet target.
Not for Malaysia to promote Chinese ideas, ideologies
PM says the country should not be carried away by China’s influence.
Tech-based industries to contribute more than 20% to GDP by 2022
PM says this will require the development of human resources to become more agile in adapting new technologies.
Work with Asean to cushion impact of trade war, says Dr Mahathir
Malaysia caught in middle of US-China trade duel, signs point to worsening situation.
Low awareness, high cost blamed for slow uptake of productivity based wages
MTUC calls for law to govern renumeration scheme, but employers say unions are part of the problem.
