Possible GE14 Outcomes + Impact To Market

The Morning Run Crew

12-Mar-18 08:45

Possible GE14 Outcomes + Impact To Market

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The Morning Run team discusses the four possible scenarios post-GE14 and how that will impact the market.

5:52 - Parkson is looking to open in several new locations with a presence in newer malls while exiting those that do not fit in with the company’s market dynamics. Just last month, they closed three stores - two in Klang Valley and one in Ho Chi Minh City, in Vietnam. What's happening there?

11:51 - Both Iris and Green Packet are looking to bid for the connected cars project here in Malaysia.

Presented by: Brian Fernandez, Joyce Goh, Sharaad Kuttan

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