The Star Malaysia - 2024-08-14

• ‘Minimum wage should be at least RM2,000 to cover cost of living’
• Civil servants set to know more
• Family: Give us space to grieve
• Wet weather to continue as squall line hits country
• Experts on ways to protect against online harassment
• Government’s efforts to curb cyberbully­ing
• About 850 bullying videos removed daily from Tiktok in M’sia
• Life of luxury comes to abrupt end for two cousins
• 13 students face charge of murdering college mate
• Gambling kingpin sought over Rm299.6mil laundering attempt
• Cops to quiz inmates about drug-carrying drone
• Mahkota by-election on Sept 28
• LV vs heli rules campaign
• Perikatan makes promises, Barisan vows to serve
• Villagers have had enough of ‘teh tarik’ water problem
• Platform to make new connection­s
• FMM: Vital to have unified system
• Masked gang terrorises family during supper
• 10 who duped 44 victims of Rm21.9mil nabbed
• SMG crowned Top Media Employer
• Malaysia assures safety of troops in Lebanon
• ‘Country achieved record high in approved investment­s’
• Beats that bring a nation together
• Diving queen’s home turns into tourist hotspot
• Neighbour’s love transcends all difference­s
• Focus on unity and mutual understand­ing
• Greed the driver of investment scams
• Universiti­es should conduct OSH training courses
• Indian doctors call for justice
• Court opens murder case against Hasina and top officials
• Prabowo backs Nusantara
• Police begin probe of 32 wind power projects, says report
• Detained Japan exec freed
• Official: ‘Provisiona­l agreement’ subject to future review
• PM: E-arrival card for air passengers from next month
• Political dynasties brace for clash
• Shake-up on Pompeii’s epic demise
• Nd How Russians talk about Ukraine
• She keeps traditions alive
• Does a luxury fruit taste sweeter?
• EU to help Greece battle the blaze
• Kenya cult leader on trial over mass starvation, gruesome deaths
• Trump holds ‘no limits’ live chat with backer Musk
• Iran: We won’t stand down
• Amateur pilot crashed helicopter after farewell party
• Maduro urges iron fist as protest toll mounts
• Ukraine strikes two Russian regions
• Banksy unveils new art in an animal-themed collection
• ‘The most devastatin­g in decades’
• A heavy price to pay
• Sweet success
• Popyrin breaks Aussie dry spell with emphatic win in Montreal
• World No. 1 Sinner plays down hip injury
• Lautaro signs new Inter deal until 2029
• Five young players eyeing breakthrou­gh at top Premier League clubs
• Gunners hot on City’s heels
• Ready to show his stripes
• FT hockey coach defends decision to include Perabu
• Record setter Sophia’s racing ahead of her age
• Azizul won’t go on as he’s still dealing with heartbreak
• Hamidin tells athletes to stay strong in face of online criticism
• We need to find ways to cross the finish line, says Kenny
• Much left in the tank
• Tze Yong faces tough process in regaining confidence
• Rexy hopes RTG will keep supporting athletes in the long run
• Why nd come in when you can text?
• A place of postcards
• School’s old boy sponsors tablet computers for Year One pupils
• PPR Desa Rejang folk troubled by faulty lifts
• Preparatio­ns ready, Sibu all set for Sukma
• Walkways to enhance connectivi­ty in Puchong
• Segamat wall art earns spot in M’sian record book
• Kitchen cabinet maker ordered to refund engineer
• Singapore tv
• Helping patients’ kin tide over with free stay nd
• Foundation raises RM500,000 at event to celebrate three decades of service
• Hidden health issues in kids with special needs
• Hon spotlights the Penans
• B40 community reaping benefits from Nadi centre
• Half marathon takes place on BRT route
• Tactical prowess shown by kids at KL chess event
• Mooncake-inspired teatime treats
• Popular artisanal snow skin varieties make a comeback
• Higher EPF dividend in 2024?
• 2Q GDP growth likely to surpass 6%
• MR DIY posts encouragin­g quarterly results
• Interest in IPOS likely to remain elevated
• Edotco in digital developmen­t tie-up with MDEC
• Clean tech key to China’s carbon neutrality goal
• Iron ore outlook dims as Beijing inventorie­s and steel output fade
• PETRONAS capex cut has less impact on Uzma
• UWC’S earnings poised for a turnaround due to an increase in orders
• Sik Cheong makes strong debut on ACE Market
• Antler closes second S-E Asia fund at Us$72mil
• CPO inventory levels expected to increase
• Matrade’s INSP to host largest internatio­nal buyers
• Trinasolar sees growing opportunit­y for hybrid solar deals
• Companies with regional exposure win favour
• Malaysia poised to benefit from trade tensions
• Pekat takes the spotlight with use of solar power set to increase
• Key management changes signal strategic shifts
• Indonesia eases import rules for solar power projects
• Call for more efforts to raise trade in services
• Consumptio­n tax on alcoholic beverages could double by 2030 for Vietnam
• Fitch Group unit trims Manila’s 2024 growth forecast
• New checkpoint­s to enhance Hk-mainland ties
• US, Japan keen on Luzon projects as ties deepen
• Mining in one of the world’s hottest places
• Zambia reopens Congo border after feud blocks copper exports
• Sleepy Czech town helping Europe compete in the global chip war
• Report: J&J gets support for talc suit settlement

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