Khazanah, PNB sold FashionValet stakes at a loss of RM43.9mil, says Finance Ministry

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Khazanah, PNB sold FashionValet stakes at a loss of RM43.9mil, says Finance Ministry
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Almost one in five of the workforce in Guangzhou have turned to work in flexible contracts, higher than China’s national level of 14.3%.

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Khazanah Nasional’s Dana Impak to launch initiatives to advance the national venture capital ecosystem

“The investments were aimed at supporting local tech entrepreneurs and the growth of digital retail, particularly bumiputra companies.

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