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China’s South Locomotive Malaysia Deal(0) South Locomotive, listed on both the Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges, said the contract value equalled about 8.6 percent of its total sales for 2009. Source : Konaxis |
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Malaysia rail deal(0) Najib did not give details of the project but it was earlier reported that the track would run 197km and costs RM7.5 bil (USD 2.07 bil). The contract involves building a new railway parallel to the existing railway from Gemas to Johor Baru to improve the national rail network service. The two leaders also witnessed the signing of five agreements. There was one on higher education and another between the Malaysian government and the Beijing Enterprises Water Group to improve the country’s sewerage services. There were also two on loans, as well as one between Bank Negara (the Malaysian central bank) and the China Banking Regulatory Commission on banking supervision, sharing of information and promotion of regional financial integration. Some analysts said the agreement between Bank Negara and the Chinese banking commission was a likely prelude to China being granted a banking licence. Source : Konaxis |
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Hong Kong is No.1 in the proliferation of junk emails(0) MessageLabs released the Intelligence Report in May saying that Hong Kong’s spams increased by 2.4 percent reaching 92.3 percent and HK becomes the world’s most rampant spam areas, compared to the world’s spam emails which account for 90.4% of the whole email system(there is one spam every 1.11 emails). In Asia-Pacific region, China was in the second place with 91.1 percent, Malaysia ranked third with 89 percent. The report also showed that geographical location has also decided the time when people receiving spams. According to a 7 days’ study, people living in the Asia-Pacific regions are easy to receive spams for a whole day. Spams U.S. residents receive reach the peak between local 9 o’clock to 10 o’clock and the volume of spams is greatly reduced at night. European users will receive spams for a whole day, and the volumes in various time periods are relatively stable. Worldwidely, the junk emails are less active on weekends. Generally speaking, Sunday has the lowest level of spams. For Asia-Pacific region, the number on the weekends will drop by about 18% than on the weekdays. Spams will be gradually active on Mondays. Because of the time differences Mondays do not have much spams. More content of this report : http://www.messagelabs.com/mlireport/MLIReport_2009_05_May_FINAL.pdf |
