However, they say govt should step in as push by Muslim groups risks ruining harmonious relations between Malaysians.

Price is too low, they say.

Election Commission to set nomination, polling dates on October 1.

Economists and trade groups commend efforts to stamp out corruption, but point out promises on jobs still unmet.

Home units ranging from RM200,000 to millions languishing in soft property market, with Putrajaya forced to think of creative ways to dispose of stock. 

Malay parties eager to extend winning streak, show Pakatan what formidable foes they'll be in GE15.

Zero US tariffs, cheap labour, business-friendly climate are inducements for local SMEs.

Not much tour agents can do as most local attractions are outdoors, say industry players.

Govt's heart in right place, but suggestion for bosses to let staff work from home during smoky period can be taken up by only some sectors.

Customers choose to stay indoors to avoid dirty air.

Government must nip problem in the bud, as calls to boycott of non-Muslim products counter-productive.

China no longer interested in labour-intensive industries, say business leaders, urging nation to take advantage of interest in 5G, green energy, AI.

Government not doing enough to tackle problem while energy wasted on retirement row.

They are proof that patriotism is colour-blind and racism should have no place in Malaysia.

Meeting demand during King of Fruits' off season will be a challenge, says one company.