Technology companies bypass sputtering Mesdaq market

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The Malaysian stock exchange is losing companies to Hong Kong and Singapore because of restrictions and a lack of venture capital.

Securities and Commodity Exchanges, Strategy & planning, Security and commodity exchanges, Securities Exchanges, Management, Exchanges, Securities industry, Malaysian Exchange of Securities Dealing and Automated Quotation

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Haze worries re-emerge; Malaysia strives to keep tourists well informed

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The Malaysian government has taken steps to prevent tourists from leaving the country in view of the news of another series of seasonal forest fires in Indonesia. Environment Minister Law Hieng Ding has announced that more precise readings of air-pollution levels would not be released anymore and that the public will be told only whether the air is good, moderate or hazardous. Although the haze is lighter than that of previous forest fires in Indonesia, tourist officials are hoping that the it will not get any worse.

Government regulation, Tourist Travel, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Travel industry, Indonesia, Fires, Forest fires, Tourism, Air quality indexes

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