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Penang Economic Outlook 2015
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• The external macro environment, in particular the crude oil price, the timing on the start of the rise in US interest rates and its ensuing impact on fin...
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Lim Kim-Hwa
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An art exchange on Penang’s walls and streets
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A crowd of curious Penangites and visitors gathered at the Hin Bus Depot Art Centre on Jalan Gurdwara at the end of November for the launch of the international...
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Getting to know Malaysia, one trip at a time
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