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Thai restaurants win French, Indian and Chinese cuisine world titles
Restaurants in Bangkok and Phuket received honours at the 2026 World Culinary Awards, announced in Jamaica on October 14.
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- MarketsMalaysia
Malaysian shares edge higher despite weaker market breadth
Declining counters outnumbered gainers 201 to 156, while Apex Securities expected trading to remain range-bound.
- MarketsIndonesia
Indonesia’s IHSG rallies more than 3% as state-owned bank shares climb
Danantara said it was ready to increase stakes in state-owned companies with strong fundamentals, while the exchange announced ownership-transparency measures.
Maybank signs five-year ServiceNow deal for AI-based technology monitoring
The rollout will start in Malaysia and Singapore before extending to Indonesia, with the bank aiming to identify risks before they disrupt services.
- Green EnergyMalaysia
Port of Tanjung Pelepas signs up for 16GWh of green electricity monthly
The port and TNB say the subscription will enable a transition to 100 per cent renewable electricity under Malaysia's Green Electricity Tariff programme.
- MarketsIndonesia
BIKE shares suspended in Indonesia after 595.95% rise since start of year
The suspension begins on 20 October 2026 and covers trading on both the regular and cash markets.
- Green EnergyVietnam
Vietnam wind workforce needs projected at 60,000-80,000 by 2030
An industry researcher said specialised courses and practical training facilities were insufficient, proposing investment in 10-15 vocational colleges.
Indonesia records Rp270.2 trillion in foreign investment in third quarter
Foreign investment accounted for 51.1 per cent of the quarterly total, with Hong Kong and Singapore the largest contributors.
- MarketsPhilippines
Mynt gains 0.5 per cent on debut after record Philippine IPO
The GCash operator’s offering reached ₱60.9 billion after an overallotment option was exercised, exceeding the previous record set by Monde Nissin.
- MarketsIndonesia
OJK pledges tougher trading enforcement and capital market reforms
Indonesia’s financial regulator says it will pursue greater transparency and liquidity after imposing Rp2.1 trillion in fines on three issuers.
