Malaysian Airports Criticized for High Food and Goods Prices, Minister Calls for Review

February 11, 2026

Malaysian Airports Criticized for High Food and Goods Prices, Minister Calls for Review

Malaysia Airports face heat over costly food and goods. Tourism Minister Tiong King Sing says cheaper prices and more local food can boost tourism. New ShopLAH campaign launched to improve airport experiences.

European Firms Gear Up for IPOs in India After Trade Deal Boost

February 11, 2026

European Firms Gear Up for IPOs in India After Trade Deal Boost

European industrial companies are preparing IPOs in India, encouraged by strong domestic fundraising and new trade deals. Firms like MAHLE and Modern Times Group are filing IPO papers soon.

US Retail Sales Stall Amid Tech AI Spending; Markets Eye Fed and Jobs Report

February 11, 2026

US Retail Sales Stall Amid Tech AI Spending; Markets Eye Fed and Jobs Report

US retail sales unexpectedly paused in December as tech giants invest billions in AI. Markets reacted with mixed moves, watching Federal Reserve rate decisions and upcoming jobs data closely.

Hong Kong Social Enterprise Agape Garden Faces Setback After Tender Cancellation

February 11, 2026

Hong Kong Social Enterprise Agape Garden Faces Setback After Tender Cancellation

Agape Garden, a Hong Kong social enterprise, cannot open its new shop after the Housing Authority cancelled a tender due to wrong power supply details. The cancellation has left the business stuck without a new location.

China Offers Win-Win Business Opportunities with Few Red Lines

February 11, 2026

China Offers Win-Win Business Opportunities with Few Red Lines

China welcomes global partners regardless of religion or government style, as long as its key rules are respected. Business with China can be smooth and rewarding.