(Reuters) -Malaysia's Capital A, which owns airline AirAsia, said on Thursday its shareholders and debtholders approved a capital reduction plan of up to 6 billion ringgit ($1.4 billion), as the ...

Travel Weekly editor at large Nadine Godwin visited Malaysia recently. Her report follows: t first blush, Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur is not obviously a tourist city. It is certainly a ...

Malaysia's Capital A has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Garuda Indonesia, a move that sees the AirAsia group of low-cost carriers enter into an interline agreement with Garuda unit ...

AirAsia Malaysia has officially commenced its Kuala Lumpur–Semarang service, which connects Malaysia with the capital city of ...

Malaysia's Islamic capital market, especially its sukuk sector, is well on the road to recovery with the latest figures from the Securities Commission of Malaysia (SCM) confirming that the total size ...

The Key Takeaway In summary, Genting Malaysia Berhad isn't compounding its earnings but is generating stable returns on the same amount of capital employed.

Elevated tax rates, maiden finance costs and the expanded sales and service tax implementation may cap Syarikat Takaful ...

Capital A was severely impacted by pandemic-era travel curbs and its equity declined to below 50% of subscribed capital, due to which it was designated as a 'PN17' financially distressed entity by ...