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Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2006 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:53700
Description: Shares of Proton Holdings Bhd, Malaysia’s biggest carmaker, fell for a fourth day following Volkswagen AG’s (VW) decision to scrap alliance talks.
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Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2006 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:54558
Description: The ringgit rose, completing its biggest two-day advance in more than two-months, on speculation the central bank will raise the interest rate to curb inflation as growth accelerates.
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Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2005 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49543
Description: Natural rubber prices in Tokyo, which climbed 24 per cent in the first half, may reach a nine-year high by December as tyre makers in China buy more of the commodity and record oil prices make synthet… More
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Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20041008 |2004 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:48763
Description: Top Glove Bhd, the world’s largest supplier of natural rubber gloves for medical use, says 2004 profit may be “slightly above” its target of RM37 million as an outbreak of bird flu in Asia raises dema… More
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Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20031112 |2003 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49191
Description: Top Glove Corp, the world’s second-largest supplier of natural and synthetic latex disposable gloves, opened its seventh plant in Thailand, Bangkok post said.Nov12
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Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2005 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:50736
Description: Top Glove Corp, the world’s biggest supplier of rubber gloves, expects sales to rise 43 per cent this year as it boosts capacity by more than a third to meet demand.
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Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2005 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49517
Description: China’s US$1.6 trillion (US$1=RM3.80)economy may slow more than forecast in 2006 as the US, the world’s biggest economy, invests less in the Asian country and buys fewer of its exports, Westpac Bankin… More
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