PNB catat agihan pendapatan, bonus RM14.5 bilion kepada pemegang unit

Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB) announced a record RM14.5 billion income distribution and bonus to its unit holders across 18 fixed-price and variable-price funds. Driven by a positive macroeconomic and capital market environment and a diversified asset strategy, PNB's net income grew by 30.2% to RM16.97 billion. Chairman Raja Tan Sri Arshad Raja Tun Uda highlighted the increased number of unit holders and accounts, reaching 13.1 million and 16.2 million respectively. Total assets under management recovered to RM348.3 billion. The flagship fund, Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB), distributed an income of 5.75 sen, the highest in five years.

Analyst: No AirPods Announcement Until AirPods Pro 3 In 2026

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts no significant AirPods updates until 2026, including the AirPods Pro 3. This aligns with his previous prediction of IR-equipped AirPods entering mass production that year, although it contradicts reports suggesting camera-equipped AirPods in 2027. The AirPods Max refresh, also expected in 2027, will reportedly focus on weight reduction. Features like heart rate monitoring are still under development with no confirmed release date.

Bidayuh unity vital to GPS-led progress, says Roland

Sarawak Education Minister Roland Sagah praised the Bidayuh community's unity and urged them to maintain it to support the GPS government's development initiatives. He highlighted Sarawak's progress under GPS and its own financial resources, contrasting it with criticism from some in Peninsular Malaysia who he said are envious of Sarawak's achievements. Sagah also presented food baskets to individuals with special needs at a pre-Gawai dinner event.

Penduduk jumpa ular sawa gergasi sedang telan lembu

Villagers in Sidenreng Rappang, South Sulawesi, Indonesia, killed a giant python measuring 6.5 meters (21.3 feet) that was swallowing a cow. The cow's owner discovered the python in his field and alerted other villagers, who then killed the snake. Unfortunately, the cow was already dead. The incident was reported by Detikcom and confirmed by the village secretary, Risno.

Edisi ke-10 RHB LEKAS Highway Ride 2025 kembali

Malaysia's iconic RHB LEKAS Highway Ride returns for its 10th anniversary on October 11, 2025, with increased capacity for over 7,000 participants. The LEKAS E21 Highway will be fully closed for the night ride, which offers various distance categories for different age groups and skill levels, from 12km to 105km. The event holds two Malaysia Book of Records titles and rewards loyal participants who have joined every edition since 2013. RHB cardholders enjoy registration discounts, and the event is supported by various sponsors including IJM Corporation Berhad and Tokio Marine.

Carlos Alcaraz juara Terbuka Itali

Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz ended Jannik Sinner's 26-match winning streak to claim the 2025 Italian Open title. Alcaraz played aggressively, defeating the world number one from Italy in straight sets, 7-6, 6-1. This victory prevented Sinner from becoming the first Italian man to win the tournament in nearly five decades. Returning from a three-month doping suspension, Sinner had a chance to win the first set but made crucial errors. Alcaraz capitalized on this, dominating the second set. Alcaraz expressed his joy at winning the coveted title and praised Sinner's return to form.

Suhu maksimum harian hingga 36°C – MetMalaysia

Untung bersih JPG naik kepada RM75.9j pada suku pertama

Smurf and proud: French town paints itself blue to smash world record

The town of Landerneau, France, broke the world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Smurfs. Over 3,076 participants donned blue costumes, white hats, and face paint, surpassing the previous record held by Lauchringen, Germany. The event aimed to bring joy and escapism to the community, featuring singing and celebrations. Participants of all ages traveled from near and far to contribute to the record-breaking attempt.

Hukuman penjara pemandu pacuan empat roda ditambah enam bulan

Selesaikan segera kerjasama Petros dan Petronas – Wan Junaidi

GOF Sarawak seizes RM1.84 mln in illegal timber, protected animals in eight operations statewide

The General Operations Force (GOF) Sarawak Brigade seized RM1.84 million worth of illegal timber, protected animals, and other illicit goods in eight operations between May 13 and 18. The largest seizure, valued at RM1.07 million, involved 451 pieces of timber and wood processing equipment from an illegal timber processing site in Sri Aman. A woman was arrested in Bau for possessing 15 protected birds and 8 tortoises. Six other raids targeted protected animals and their parts. Cases are being investigated under the Sarawak Timber Industry Development Act 1973 and the Wildlife Ordinance 1998.

April 2025 Malaysian vehicle sales down 16.8% – MAA

Malaysian vehicle sales dropped 16.78% in April 2025 to 60,527 units, down from 72,730 in March. The Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) attributed the decline to the long Hari Raya Aidilfitri holiday and high pre-festive season deliveries in March. However, April's sales were slightly higher (1.05%) than April 2024. Year-to-date sales totaled 248,730 units, a 5.44% decrease compared to the same period in 2024. MAA anticipates higher sales in May due to increased demand from East Malaysia for Kaamatan and Gawai festivals and more working days.

‘Pilihan dia sendiri’ – Stacy gembira Akim berhenti merokok

Singer Stacy Anam expresses admiration for her husband, Akim Ahmad's decision to quit smoking for health reasons following his father's lung cancer diagnosis. Stacy acknowledges the challenging journey but praises Akim's determination for his family's well-being. While initially struggling with the change, Akim persevered. Stacy declines to share details about her father-in-law's health, respecting Akim's privacy. She offers support as Akim navigates the emotional toll alongside family responsibilities and concert preparations.

Ella bakal gegarkan konsert Berkat Gawai-Kaamatan!

China minta pegawai kawal perbelanjaan kerajaan

China Is Building An AI Supercomputer In Space

China launched 12 satellites, the first phase of its "Three-Body Computing Constellation" project, part of the larger "Star Compute" program. Developed by ADA Space in collaboration with Zhejiang Lab, the project aims to create a 2,800-satellite network forming an orbital supercomputer. Each satellite boasts an 8-billion parameter AI model capable of 744 tera operations per second, with the initial 12 achieving a combined 5 peta operations per second. The network utilizes inter-satellite laser communication at 100Gbps and shared storage. One satellite also carries a cosmic X-ray polarimeter for detecting transient cosmic events. The project aims to meet growing space-based computing demands and advance China's space infrastructure.

BYD e7 launched in China – budget-friendly EV sedan aimed at taxi services, up to 520 km CLTC, from RM62k

BYD has launched the e7, a budget-friendly electric sedan in China, targeting fleet operators and younger buyers. Priced between RM62k and RM69k, it's available in three variants with 450 km or 520 km range options, powered by BYD's Blade LFP battery. The e7 features a 134 hp electric motor, DC fast charging, and a spacious interior comparable to the BYD Seal. It also includes a 15.6-inch touchscreen, panoramic glass roof, and other modern amenities.

Lelaki ditahan dipercayai rosakkan kuil di Ampang

DOSM wujudkan dashboard untuk penjaja dan peniaga kecil

The Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) is developing a dashboard for hawker and small trader associations nationwide. This initiative, piloted with the Putrajaya Hawkers and Petty Traders Association (Penjaya), aims to empower these businesses with data-driven insights. The dashboard provides real-time information on economic conditions, tourist numbers, and spending trends, enabling informed business decisions. It also helps aspiring entrepreneurs understand existing market competition. DOSM Chief Statistician Datuk Seri Dr. Mohd. Uzir Mahidin anticipates nationwide implementation by year-end, pending positive reception from associations.