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Browsing Archive: May, 2010

MAHB Q1 profit down despite revenue jump

Posted by Jonathan Chi on Tuesday, May 18, 2010,
Published May 18, 2010 BT Singapore

Adoption of new accounting standard, last year's high base cited as reasons

By PAULINE NG 
IN KUALA LUMPUR

MALAYSIA Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) lifted revenue 12 per cent to RM436.4 million (S$189.3 million) for the first quarter ended March as passenger movements rose about a fifth from a year back.

International passenger numbers improved 31.4 per cent and domestic numbers almost 13 per cent as recession fears eased.

Profit was lower at RM72.6 million versus R...


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Saving capitalism from itself

Posted by Jonathan Chi on Sunday, May 2, 2010,
Published May 1, 2010


Economist Roger Bootle dishes on the fundamental flaws in economic and market theory. By Anna Teo

WHEN his book The Death of Inflation first hit the streets in 1996, Roger Bootle strode proudly into his local bookstore, expecting to see it prominently displayed. To his dismay, it was nowhere around, though he later found it - in the fiction section, under 'murder mystery'. No such confusion greeted the British economist's next two books, with just a touch of intrigue for T...


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Browsing Archive: May, 2010

MAHB Q1 profit down despite revenue jump

Posted by Jonathan Chi on Tuesday, May 18, 2010,
Published May 18, 2010 BT Singapore

Adoption of new accounting standard, last year's high base cited as reasons

By PAULINE NG 
IN KUALA LUMPUR

MALAYSIA Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) lifted revenue 12 per cent to RM436.4 million (S$189.3 million) for the first quarter ended March as passenger movements rose about a fifth from a year back.

International passenger numbers improved 31.4 per cent and domestic numbers almost 13 per cent as recession fears eased.

Profit was lower at RM72.6 million versus R...


Continue reading ...
 

Saving capitalism from itself

Posted by Jonathan Chi on Sunday, May 2, 2010,
Published May 1, 2010


Economist Roger Bootle dishes on the fundamental flaws in economic and market theory. By Anna Teo

WHEN his book The Death of Inflation first hit the streets in 1996, Roger Bootle strode proudly into his local bookstore, expecting to see it prominently displayed. To his dismay, it was nowhere around, though he later found it - in the fiction section, under 'murder mystery'. No such confusion greeted the British economist's next two books, with just a touch of intrigue for T...


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