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Could FTC Stop GOOGLE from Being Too Big and Arrogant?

Finally the unstoppable online search and advertising giant Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG, stock) has been given the temporary road-block in the sense of an open preliminary antitrust investigation by the Federal Trade Commission into the former’s acquisition into the $3.1 billion acquisition of DoubleClick, a New York based company specializes in software for display advertising […]

... written on May 29 2007

Which Stocks to Invest – GENTING OR Public Bank?

Last Friday I blogged about TOP 10 Things You Can Do With RM15,600, an open suggestion on what you can do with those 5-figure cash. One of the reasons I gave out the ten alternatives to readers is to plan well with the money gained (should you decide to let go of your Maxis shares) […]

... written on May 28 2007

FinanceTwitter Weekend Update – Buy Me Latte or Beer

I’ve taken some time during the weekend to evaluate my blog design and positioning to make it better (of course you can chip in some suggestions if you want) from the eyes of my readers. Due to the fact that I’m running this blog on Google’s (Nasdaq: GOOG, stock) Blogger platform I’m at their mercy […]

... written on May 27 2007

Conduct More Raid On Company with Accounting Irregularity

Malaysia’s securities watchdog said Friday it raided the offices of major cargo carrier Transmile earlier this week to probe accounting irregularities. The Securities Commission said in a statement that it entered Transmile premises as it “is investigating Transmile for possible irregularities in their accounts.” Transmile, which has a swathe of prominent investors, said earlier this […]

... written on May 25 2007

TOP 10 Things You Can Do With RM15,600

Supposing you’re holding Maxis Communications Berhad (KLSE: MAXIS, stock-code 5051) share now and has been cursing Ananda Krishnan for the low offer price for his ambitious privatization plan. Since then you’ve been dreaming It’s RM15.60 for Your MAXIS Shares – Would You Sell? You couldn’t make a decision but in actual fact you do not […]

... written on May 25 2007

Two Major GOOGLE News in One Day

There’re basically two major announcement from the online search and advertisement giant Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG, stock) today. First, the rumors about Google flexing its’ muscle to buy yet another company, Feedburner has been confirmeded – according to TechCrunch who picked up the news from a close source. The deal is worth a whopping $100 […]

... written on May 24 2007

Proton Continues to Bleed But PM's Taking It Easy

Dealers selling the national Proton Holdings Bhd (KLSE: PROTON, stock-code 5304) cars are crying again today, claiming that 93 percent of their members are losing money. In a serious note, the dealers are urging the Proton management to find a foreign partner immediately. According to the Proton Edar Dealers’ Association vice president, already 20 percent […]

... written on May 23 2007

New Cost for Malaysia Formula-1

Now, what on earth is happening to the Malaysia minister and top officials? After my recent post on Malaysia Can Prosper by Copying Singapore, guess what, the Sports Minister Azalina Othman and former premier Mahathir’s son Mokhzani Mahathir actually read FinanceTwitter’s blog and implement the simple methodology to prosper. I knew from the start that […]

... written on May 23 2007

Will Oil Refineries Spared This Year?

The 2007 Atlantic hurricane season will be more active than normal due to warmer ocean waters, with as many as ten hurricanes, and three to five of them could be major, the U.S. government’s top climate agency predicted on Tuesday. NOAA foresees 13 to 17 tropical storms this season, with seven to 10 developing into […]

... written on May 23 2007

City With the Most Expensive Rental

Hong Kong’s high-end apartments are the world’s most expensive to rent, followed by Tokyo and New York, reflecting high living costs in those cities, a survey on expatriate accommodation which compared rental prices in 92 locations worldwide. An executive three-bedroom apartment in Hong Kong costs more than $8,500 a month to rent, according to the […]

... written on May 22 2007









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