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It also Obama accepted his resigna- Sdn Bhd (KDSB) is expected to be claimed that the purchase price tion, offi cials said. — Reuters settled when both parties appear was inclusive of interest as stated before the Shah Alam High Court in the agreement and that it would French, British banks Large number on Dec 2. be paid over 15 years. press EU to revise plans of Malaysia’s PKA counsel Lim Chee Wee from PKA’s decision to withdraw PARIS: French and British legal fi rm Skrine & Co, said it would comes just two months after Tan banks are urging the Europe- elderly only be proper to make a statement Sri Kong Cho Ha was appointed an Commission to reconsid- fi nancially on the purported withdrawal of the chairman. PKA is under the pur- er plans to isolate high-risk unprepared suit after this date. view of the transport ministry and trading activities at big banks, However, he said in a statement Kong is a former transport minister. warning the move could dis- for retirement to Th e Edge Financial Daily that the Sources said the PKA board’s courage lending to struggling Ling was acquitted of three charges of evidence produced and fi ndings of decision came after lawyers Skrine economies. Th e European Un- cheating the federal government. The fact made by the High Court judge & Co had issued a letter saying the ion (EU)’s executive arm pub- Edge fi le photo in the criminal trial against Tun Dr case was weak. It is learnt that the lished a draft law in January Ling Liong Sik have a material im- PKA subsequently wrote to the At- that would ban banks consid- pact on the civil suit. directors were present. It was also torney-General and the ministry ered “too big to fail” from pro- Ling was acquitted of three decided that PKA would initiate for their advice.Th e PKFZ is built prietary trading — making bets The Edge Communications Sdn Bhd (266980-X) charges of cheating the federal gov- negotiations with KDSB for it to on land valued at RM1.88 billion. on stocks, bonds and commod- Level 3, Menara KLK, No 1 Jalan PJU 7/6, ernment regarding the Port Klang withdraw its suit against PKA. Th e Edge Financial Daily also ities for their own accounts. Mutiara Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Free Zone (PKFZ) land deal. PKA had fi led suit against KDSB reported that the advice to with- — Reuters Selangor, Malaysia Th e Edge Financial Daily report- on Sept 25, 2009, seeking rectifi ca- draw was because of implications ed yesterday that PKA had decided tion of the agreement signed on Nov from the case of former transport China corruption Publisher and Group CEO Ho Kay Tat to withdraw its RM720 million suit 12, 2002, for the land worth RM1.88 minister Ling. It is learnt that some watchdog eyes Sinopec Editorial against turnkey contractor KDSB billion. It sought a declaration that of the witnesses in this suit were BEIJING: China’s corruption For News Tips/Press Releases over the PKFZ fi asco. It is learnt that it should not be charged interest of the same and the acquittal had se- watchdog has launched a se- Tel: 03-7721 8219 Fax: 03-7721 8038 the PKA board had unanimously RM720 million on the balance pur- riously impacted on the decision. ries of inspections into state- Email: [email protected] agreed to discontinue the suit in a chase price of the land under the Th e board is also said to have owned enterprises and govern- Senior Managing Editor Azam Aris special meeting in Putrajaya last agreement and sought a refund of weighed the cost of continuing the ment bodies including China Executive Editors Kathy Fong, Friday, where seven of the nine the interest paid to KDSB. lawsuit and losing the case. Petrochemical Corp (Sinopec Jenny Ng, Siow Chen Ming, Group), Asia’s largest oil refi n- Surinder Jessy, Ooi Inn Leong Associate Editors R B Bhattacharjee, er, state media said yesterday. Joyce Goh, Jose Barrock, Th e inspectors, part of China’s Vasantha Ganesan Central Commission for Disci- Editor, Features Llew-Ann Phang pline Inspection, will focus on Deputy Editors Cindy Yeap, Ringgit advances for second day Kang Siew Li senior fi gures within Sinopec Assistant Editors Adeline Paul Raj, who may be promoted to lead- Tan Choe Choe ership roles. — Reuters Chief Copy Editor Halim Yaacob on plan to scrap fuel subsidy Senior Copy Editors Marica Van Wynen, Lam Seng Fatt, Cost-cutting Joko slashes Melanie Proctor KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit the likely stabilisation of oil prices revenue. Consumer prices gained travel funds Copy Editors Evelyn Chan, gained for a second day on opti- are ringgit-positive,” said Sim Moh 2.8% in October from a year earlier, JAKARTA: Days after flying Veronica Poopathy mism the government’s plan to Siong, a currency strategist at Bank compared with 2.6% in the previ- economy class to his son’s grad- Art Director Sharon Khoh Design Team Cheryl Loh, abolish energy subsidies will help of Singapore Ltd. “We expect the ous month, offi cial data released uation in Singapore, Indone- Valerie Chin, Aaron Boudville, shore up public fi nances. Th e cur- ringgit to strengthen further in the last Friday showed. Th at was less sia’s president said yesterday he Aminullah Abdul Karim, rency completed the biggest two- near term.” than the median 3% estimated by will slash the travel budget for Yong Yik Sheng day advance in a month after it was Th e ringgit climbed 0.1% to 3.3520 economists in a Bloomberg survey. his cabinet to free up funds for Asst Manager-Editorial Services Madeline Tan announced last Friday that fuel sub- per US dollar yesterday, data com- Ten-year government bonds desperately needed reforms in sidies will be removed from Dec 1. piled by Bloomberg show. It strength- rose, with the yield on the 4.181% Southeast Asia’s biggest econ- Corporate Th e ringgit also rose on specu- ened 0.4% in the past two days. notes maturing in July 2024 falling omy. 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