Abdul Taib Mahmud

Malaysia's largest state of Sarawak and Brunei's neighbour has been in the spotlight of Qatari investors during the June 12 launch of Inside Investor's...

Big deal is in the making, says chief minister

Read about Inside Investor's event in Kuching!

This Thursday, June 12 , Sarawak gets put into the spotlight as business titans from Qatar representing institutional investment bodies, halal food industries and Islamic finance descend upon Kuching.

Sarawak will see a high-profile business event on June 12 when Inside Investor launches its brand-new Inside Sarawak 2013 investment report.

Sarawak attracted around $1 billion in investment in the first two months of 2013, the highest among the states in Malaysia, according to the...

Qatar has recently stepped up its effort to get engaged in investment opportunities in Sarawak, Malaysia’s largest state that reported impressive GDP growth rates of around 5 per cent in 2012.

Malaysian Prime Minster Najib Adbul Tun Razak has reaffirmed Sarawak that the federal government will push the agenda of building community-driven infrastructure in the...

Qatar has reiterated its interest to invest in Sarawak's halal hub at Tanjung Manis, with the production of halal gelatine, pharmaceuticals and food production...

Sarawak Information Systems, or SAINS, is overhauling the state's public finance processing. Inside Investor sat down with SAINS CEO Dato Teo Tien Hiong.

Sarawak’s economy has been built largely on timber, palm oil and oil and gas. However, the government is placing greater importance on technology. A number of early birds have already made a mark in Sarawak, setting up a solid base for future growth.

After 30 years of steering Sarawak through choppy waters, the real work has only just begun for Chief Minister Taib, who is firmly at...

At this year’s National Public Sector Accountants Conference, Malaysia’s Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud called on the accounting industry to come up...