14 stories within reach of Ampang Kuala Lumpur, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
The Inland Revenue Board (IRB) clarified that e-invoicing for MSMEs with annual sales below RM3 million is voluntary, following the government's decision to raise the mandatory threshold. This move aims to ease compliance burdens for smaller businesses.
AEON Bank Malaysia has launched its Merdeka Bonus campaign to celebrate Merdeka and Malaysia Day 2026, offering rewards to customers and promoting wider use of digital payments.
TikTok Shop has allocated RM250 million this year through JomLokal Booster 2.0 to help local micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) strengthen their digital commerce capabilities.
Malaysia's maritime industry is raising questions about how petroleum blending activities to produce Very Low Sulfur Fuel Oil (VLSFO) are handled under Customs regulations. They are seeking clarification from authorities on the applicable rules.
Agrobank and BIMAT under KPKM have allocated RM100 million for the Agropreneur NextGen (PAN) program to develop a new generation of agropreneurs through a comprehensive approach.
Zetrix AI Group Bhd has denied any involvement or association with former Human Resources Minister M. Saravanan following graft charges against him. The company issued a statement clarifying that it has no link to the ex-minister.
Malaysia aims to increase its medical device exports beyond RM50 billion by 2030, up from the current RM34 billion. Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi highlighted this target, emphasizing the country's potential in the medical device industry.
Former Malaysian health minister Khairy Jamaluddin has launched a boutique corporate advisory firm called Flowstate, which will provide advice on political and investment risks amid uncertainty surrounding the 16th general election (GE16). The firm aims to help clients navigate the complex political landscape in Malaysia.
Malaysian consumers are benefiting from low prices on Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo, but local sellers are complaining about unfair competition and market disruption. The article examines the trade-offs of the platform's bargain deals.
The Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) has dismissed the Malaysian Trades Union Congress's (MTUC) proposal for a RM3,100 minimum wage as unrealistic for businesses, citing potential negative impacts on the economy and employment. FMM argues that such a steep increase would burden employers and could lead to job losses, urging a more balanced approach.
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