The Star Malaysia - 2024-09-02

• Vendor given ultimatum
• Govt mulls taking 20% land for renewal
• Cause for concern as nation’s fertility rate sees rapid decline
• Countries take multiprong­ed approach to grow population
• Business resumes at Jalan Masjid India
• Cabinet to discuss damages for family
• ‘Sabah Day proof of role in federation’
• Governor serenades the people
• M’sians in Cambodia and Laos kindle patriotic flame away from home
• Returning the favour, MCA to go all-in for Umno candidate
• It’s going to get crowded as smaller parties also eyeing Mahkota
• 67 monks in alms ceremony for 67th National Day
• 496 nabbed over controlled items
• Teo: MCMC to meet social media providers over user content SOP
• DRIVING INNOVATION IN THE NATIONAL AGRI SECTOR
• Enhancing RE and power roadmap a Budget 2025 priority
• ‘Dusk 2 Dawn’ feat to raise autism awareness
• SAPP to contest Sabah state election under GRS
• Businesses ready to ride the revival train
• Nature slowly reclaiming cemetery
• Silver lining behind scandals
• Have more babies, Malaysian Chinese told as population stagnates
• Colonial biases lurk in education
• Proposals to protect welfare of p-hailing riders
• Resisting the AMR resistance
• Over 160 held in cybercrime raid
• Chinese and Philippine vessels collide at disputed atoll
• Nation marks anniversar­y of independen­ce vote
• Longest and farthest trip
• Another month of above-average rainfall
• Former presidenti­al candidate may be held longer
• Tourists bring back the fashion of Qing dynasty
• The best option for penny-pinchers
• Will Francis address the scandals?
• A ‘love crisis’ on the home front
• A villa so tainted nd Berlin can’t give it away
• From Lord Shiva to St Rosalia
• Gaza’s children get polio shots
• Three killed in Oregon townhouse plane crash
• Blackout ends across Venezuela
• Fatal ending for two after Notting Hill attacks
• Urgent bid for mpox vax
• Party seeks backing for Macron impeachmen­t
• Oasis fans struggle as tickets for reunion tour dries up
• Time may be up for Antarctica
• Lando ina good spot
• Scheffler takes five shot lead into final round of Tour C’ship
• Marquez returns from wilderness in front of home fans
• Sinner avoids the trapdoor
• ‘Star striking’ – Swiatek inspired by chat with Serena
• Merciless Raphinha
• Lukaku late show helps save Napoli as Milan held at Lazio
• Three cheers to Haaland
• Greenwood double sends Marseille top of Ligue 1
• Chelsea confirm deal to sign Sancho from United
• Endrick has enough firepower in tank for Merdeka Tournament
• Strong Sabah girls upset Nasaf to qualify for AFC Champions group stage
• Sze Fei-izzuddin eye more victories after Victor sign-up
• Aira thankful for help from sister Aifa to subdue Sin Yuk
• Dorian is king
• US take first Paralympic track and field golds but China win big
• Possible 1-2 finish?
• Daneshen gets another chance with Jannaton to reach his target
• There’s fire in her belly
• No obstacle too high for sitting volleyball­er Nyiraneza
• City Hall’s costly battle with abandoned vehicles
• Collapsed Setapak slope wall being reinforced
• Economic factors, lack of income top objections against MBSJ tax hike
• Puchong flood mitigation project along LDP to be completed in December
• Call for more eyes on Malaysia’s youth
• Club to dine, dance on Sept 6 to raise RM200,000
• ‘No mercy against the corrupt’
• Sibu students get proper, cemented space for gatherings
• Grilled meats with a view
• Spanish twist to tasting menu awakens taste buds at KL eatery
• Economic lift-off
• Sarawak sets ambitious RE mix target by 2030
• Challengin­g office market
• Growth of data centre industry supports country’s transition to RE
• Global central banks are cutting rates, now what?
• The ECB’S hurry may owe much to deepening Eu-china trade
• Stabilisin­g growth in chip sector to benefit Oppstar
• Pansar and JV partner secure Rm805mil contract
• Rising CPO prices in 2H to propel Hap Seng
• Havas Malaysia’s Proton E.MAS job a high point
• Antsomi launches Antsomi CDP 365 on LINE OA
• Three Libyan oil fields to resume production
• Tokyo inflation for August tops expectatio­ns
• Seven & I shareholde­r pushes for negotiatio­ns
• World’s lowest birth rate spurs S. Korea to hire foreign nannies
• Nippon Steel calls for tariffs on China’s exports
• Heiress heads beverage empire despite opposition
• Home sales slump drags on despite government interventi­on
• HSBC exit makes Matos a sought-after banker
• Fake cows ready for milking at US state fairs as bird flu threat looms
• Jobs data to help gauge extent of moderation
• Canada’s economy grows but September rate cut a possibilit­y

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