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Intel to Invest $7 Billion in New Chip-Packaging Factory in Malaysia, Creating 9,000 Jobs
Intel will invest more than $7 billion (roughly Rs. 53,390 crore) to build a new chip-packaging and testing factory in Malaysia, Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger said, expanding production in the country following a global shortage of semiconductors.
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Amid China Lockdown Over Coronavirus, Malaysia Expects Increase In Palm Oil Demand
Malaysia expects palm oil demand in China to remain strong despite the coronavirus epidemic as people forced to stay indoors eat more packaged foods, such as instant noodles, that use a lot of the edible oil, the industry regulator said.
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IndiGo flight makes emergency landing in Kuala Lumpur over 'bomb scare'
An Indian airliner was today forced to make an emergency landing in Malaysia after a suspicious package found in a toilet triggered a bomb scare though it later turned out to contain three gold bars.
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Heat is on Ferrari for Turkish Grand Prix
Ferrari, under pressure from president Luca di Montezemolo after failing to deliver a podium finish in any of the season-opening events in Australia, Malaysia or China, face a major challenge as they introduce a package of changes for this Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix.
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Intel to Invest $7 Billion in New Chip-Packaging Factory in Malaysia, Creating 9,000 Jobs
Intel will invest more than $7 billion (roughly Rs. 53,390 crore) to build a new chip-packaging and testing factory in Malaysia, Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger said, expanding production in the country following a global shortage of semiconductors.
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Amid China Lockdown Over Coronavirus, Malaysia Expects Increase In Palm Oil Demand
Malaysia expects palm oil demand in China to remain strong despite the coronavirus epidemic as people forced to stay indoors eat more packaged foods, such as instant noodles, that use a lot of the edible oil, the industry regulator said.
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IndiGo flight makes emergency landing in Kuala Lumpur over 'bomb scare'
An Indian airliner was today forced to make an emergency landing in Malaysia after a suspicious package found in a toilet triggered a bomb scare though it later turned out to contain three gold bars.
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Heat is on Ferrari for Turkish Grand Prix
Ferrari, under pressure from president Luca di Montezemolo after failing to deliver a podium finish in any of the season-opening events in Australia, Malaysia or China, face a major challenge as they introduce a package of changes for this Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix.
