
Why Your Salary Is Stuck and What Fixes It
Taking on more work is exactly what keeps your pay flat. A Universiti Malaya labour economist explains what actually moves a salary in the age of AI.
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Personal finance, investing, property and career reads that get you closer to your first RM100K.

Apple raised Malaysian prices by up to RM2,600 in June and the ringgit had nothing to do with it. Blame the memory chips AI data centres are buying up.

Tabung Haji told depositors it made RM3.4 billion in 2017. The RCI found a RM1.4 billion loss. A breakdown of the accounting moves that produced the gap.

Four checks in a fixed order: macro, industry, cash flow, financials. Why Serba Dinamik and the glove rally still caught investors who had read every report.

Medical inflation is 16% while general prices move under 2%. Most of a private hospital bill is not price-controlled, and that is what your premium pays for.

KWAP lost US$47.7 million to eFishery. Temasek and SoftBank lost more. How a fraud running since 2018 got past every investor in the room.

A baby in Malaysia can cost RM1,500 or RM100,000, and most of that gap comes down to what you expect. The line by line maths, KKM to confinement centre.

SUM Technology opened 43% up and 110 people fought over every share. How the clean room business actually earns its money, and the risks buyers skipped.

Inheriting a business sounds like the easy path. Here is what it takes to earn a company that is already yours, from zero, and win over a 40-year veteran.

Singapore pays about three times the ringgit, so why would anyone stay in Malaysia? Salary is only part of the answer, and the rest never shows on a payslip.

Everyone warns you about Buy Now Pay Later and trusts credit cards. Look at how each one actually works and you may rethink which is the riskier choice.

Timothy Tiah sold his company and felt nothing when the money landed. An honest take on how much is really enough, and what chasing more actually costs you.

Uniqlo built a $17.7 billion business selling plain basics while breaking almost every fast fashion rule. Here is how it ended up in your wardrobe.
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