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CIMB, Where's My Data?

The Morning Run

14-Nov-17 07:45

CIMB, Where's My Data?

0:16 - CIMB loses magnetic tapes containing backup of customers' data

4:16 - MRT3 construction could be brought forward to 3Q19

The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuang, Melisa Idris, Tan Chung Han


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Tags:  CIMB Lost Tapes,  CIMB,  MRT3,  MRT Corporation,  Construction Industry


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