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Kumamoto Shop In Tokyo Crowded With Visitors After Quake

Sales at Ginza Kumamotokan more than doubled as public concern for earthquake-hit communities continued to grow.

Malaysia’s Electricity Surcharge Outlook Softens For Autumn Months

Gas prices fell sharply this month, but coal costs and a softer ringgit kept Malaysia's power surcharge elevated.

Bank Muamalat Rethinks Credit Cards With Non-Compounding Profit Charges

Malaysia's Islamic banking sector adds a new transparency-first product as Bank Muamalat prepares to launch the Awwal Credit Card-i this October.

Bank Negara Malaysia Confronts Medical Inflation With MediAsas Safeguards

MediAsas premiums start around RM65 monthly, with Bank Negara Malaysia now planning long-term affordability reviews.

Austin Jones To Lead Kimpton’s Indonesia Market Entry

Architecture firm Denton Corker Marshall designed the property to echo the rhythm of Balinese ceremonial processions.

Kaltim Prima Coal And Arutmin Formalize Bengalon Methanol Venture

Indonesia's coal downstreaming strategy shifts toward methanol after earlier DME gasification projects stalled.

World Fintech Day: Standing Credentials Are Fintech’s Quiet Liability

The industry runs on digital connections, but trust can weaken when non-human identities carry too much standing access.

40-Megawatt Plant To Ease Sarimukti Landfill Pressure By 2029

A Japan-backed facility aims to relieve pressure on Bandung's strained Sarimukti landfill by 2029.

Fadillah Yusof’s Storage Mandate Reshapes Malaysian Solar Bids

For the first time, Malaysian solar tenders will require mandatory battery storage pairing under the new LSS6 programme.

Sasana Symposium 2026 Signals Direction For Malaysia’s Financial Sector

Malaysia's central bank launched iTEKAD Employment, connecting vulnerable communities to job training and financial services through Islamic banks.