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$10 Million Pay-Cut For Goldman Sachs CEO
Goldman Sachs cut its CEO David Solomon's 2020 salary by $10 million to $17.5 million because of the bank's role in the 1MDB Malaysian bribery scandal, according to documents filed Tuesday.
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Wife, Stepsons Charged For Murder Of Malaysian CEO
The wife and two teenage stepsons of a chief executive officer of a prominent Malaysian government-linked startup fund were charged with his murder on Monday.
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AirAsia India May Appoint Tata Steel Executive As New CEO: Report
AirAsia India is a joint venture between India's autos-to-steel conglomerate Tata Sons and Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia Group Bhd.
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AirAsia Refutes CBI Charges Against CEO Tony Fernandes As "Baseless"
Malaysian carrier AirAsia Berhad on Tuesday refuted allegations made by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against its global CEO Tony Fernandes and others, terming them as 'baseless, unsupported and unjustified.'
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What Happened To MH370? Theories Remain As 4-Year Search Comes To An End
Ever since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared without leaving traces four years ago on March 8, 2014, theories about its disappearance have drawn global attention
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Chinese Automakers Geely Completes Lotus Takeover
With 51 per cent ownership, Geely now owns majority stake in Lotus, while 49 per cent is held by Malaysian Group, Etika Automotive.
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AirAsia CEO Broke Down After Crash Last Year, Says Report
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes, a Malaysian of Indian-origin, cried after the crash of flight QZ8501 in December last year killing all 162 on board, but he wept in private so that his team would not be affected.
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Flamboyant AirAsia Boss Confronts First Major Crisis With Missing Flight
Malaysian mogul Tony Fernandes, who transformed a floundering carrier into Asia's biggest budget airline, faces his first major crisis after an AirAsia plane went missing Sunday with 162 people on board.
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AirAsia appoints CEO for India venture
Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia has appointed a chief executive officer for its India joint venture, group chief Tony Fernandez said on Sunday in a tweet. He, however, did not reveal his name.
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Axiata says committed to long haul in India telecom story
The Malaysian telecom firm's CEO Jamaludin Ibrahim added, "the extent of how much we invest will be determined vis-a-vis the additional cost of spectrum."
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$10 Million Pay-Cut For Goldman Sachs CEO
Goldman Sachs cut its CEO David Solomon's 2020 salary by $10 million to $17.5 million because of the bank's role in the 1MDB Malaysian bribery scandal, according to documents filed Tuesday.
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Wife, Stepsons Charged For Murder Of Malaysian CEO
The wife and two teenage stepsons of a chief executive officer of a prominent Malaysian government-linked startup fund were charged with his murder on Monday.
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AirAsia India May Appoint Tata Steel Executive As New CEO: Report
AirAsia India is a joint venture between India's autos-to-steel conglomerate Tata Sons and Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia Group Bhd.
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AirAsia Refutes CBI Charges Against CEO Tony Fernandes As "Baseless"
Malaysian carrier AirAsia Berhad on Tuesday refuted allegations made by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against its global CEO Tony Fernandes and others, terming them as 'baseless, unsupported and unjustified.'
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What Happened To MH370? Theories Remain As 4-Year Search Comes To An End
Ever since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared without leaving traces four years ago on March 8, 2014, theories about its disappearance have drawn global attention
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Chinese Automakers Geely Completes Lotus Takeover
With 51 per cent ownership, Geely now owns majority stake in Lotus, while 49 per cent is held by Malaysian Group, Etika Automotive.
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AirAsia CEO Broke Down After Crash Last Year, Says Report
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes, a Malaysian of Indian-origin, cried after the crash of flight QZ8501 in December last year killing all 162 on board, but he wept in private so that his team would not be affected.
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Flamboyant AirAsia Boss Confronts First Major Crisis With Missing Flight
Malaysian mogul Tony Fernandes, who transformed a floundering carrier into Asia's biggest budget airline, faces his first major crisis after an AirAsia plane went missing Sunday with 162 people on board.
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AirAsia appoints CEO for India venture
Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia has appointed a chief executive officer for its India joint venture, group chief Tony Fernandez said on Sunday in a tweet. He, however, did not reveal his name.
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Axiata says committed to long haul in India telecom story
The Malaysian telecom firm's CEO Jamaludin Ibrahim added, "the extent of how much we invest will be determined vis-a-vis the additional cost of spectrum."
