
Leapmotor B03X EV to Reach Malaysia by H1 2027
Leapmotor's B03X B-SUV EV will arrive in Malaysia by the first half of 2027, becoming the third CKD model built at Stellantis' Gurun, Kedah plant.
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Sarawak Haze: Serian API Hits 260, Four Areas Unhealthy
Asus ROG G1000 Gaming Desktop Launches in Malaysia
Fire Destroys Kuching Retail Chain Store's First Floor
BYD Atto 3 Performance Launches in Malaysia at RM150k
Selangor Para Athletes Honoured at 2026 Para SUKMA
TNB: Skilled Workforce Key to Malaysia Energy TransitionReviews
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Asus ROG G1000 Gaming Desktop Launches in Malaysia
Asus has officially launched its ROG G1000 gaming desktop in Malaysia, targeting high-end gamers with a premium, overkill spec machine.

CIMB Sets Three Maintenance Windows for Debit Card Services
CIMB has notified customers that its debit card services will be temporarily unavailable during three scheduled system maintenance windows, beginning next…

Maybank Savings+ Lets MAE Users Grow Idle Cash
Maybank Savings+ is a feature inside the MAE app that lets users put idle cash to work instead of leaving it sitting unused.

Nothing Phone (4b), Ear (3a) Pre-Orders Open in Malaysia
London-based Nothing has opened pre-orders for the Phone (4b) and Ear (3a) in Malaysia, with open sales starting later this month.
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Sarawak Haze: Serian API Hits 260, Four Areas Unhealthy
Serian's Air Pollutant Index soared to 260 by 8am on Sept 12, as Tebedu, Lundu and Lubok Antu also recorded very unhealthy air quality in Sarawak.

Fire Destroys Kuching Retail Chain Store's First Floor
A fire broke out at a retail chain near Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce in Kuching early Saturday morning, destroying the first floor and severely damaging the…

Selangor Para Athletes Honoured at 2026 Para SUKMA
Selangor para-swimmer Muhammad Safwan Suhaimi was named Best Male Para Athlete of the 2026 Malaysia Para Games (Para SUKMA) Selangor after winning six gold…

TNB: Skilled Workforce Key to Malaysia Energy Transition
A TNB official said Malaysia's energy transition depends more on a workforce with the right capabilities and skills than on technology and infrastructure alone.