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The latest deal from the Malaysian tycoon sees him launch a $1.48 billion offer to delist power and gaming company Tanjong.

PayPal signs another partnership in Malaysia, while US exports to Asia are on the rise.

Malaysia may not have a deep inventory of big-name companies that will come to market in 2010, but it does have liquidity.

GTL shells out $1.8 billion for Aircel's tower business, which specialists comment is one of the last portfolios of towers to go on the block.

MalaysiaÆs Securities Commission grants Goldman Sachs licenses for fund management and corporate finance.

Japan's NTT exits Sri Lanka Telecom by selling its 35% stake to Malaysia's Global Telecom Holdings for $299 million.

The Saudi telco pays $3 billion and underwrites half of a $900 million loan for a 25% stake in Maxis and a 51% stake in Maxis' Indonesian subsidiary.

Malaysia's top mobile operator taps the local currency market for a tightly priced M$1 billion deal despite volatility in the offshore bond markets.

The tobacco firm tops three categories in poll.