Anwar's competence in question amid mass layoffs at Petronas
The oil and gas giant recently announced a 'rightsizing' exercise – a term used for retrenchments involving thousands of staff.
Moscow warns of market ‘collapse’ without Russian oil and gas
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak says the rise in energy prices may be unpredictable.
Petronas sees shaky oil demand ahead due to Covid
It says industry players are optimistic about economic recovery but remain cautious.
Malaysia stands to benefit from energy crisis, says economist
But despite the positive effects expected, the country should brace for the drawback of surging oil prices.
Govt to spend half a billion to maintain 2-sen electricity rebate
Otherwise, the rebate would have dropped to 1.13 sen/kWj.
RM2 billion oil ‘coup’ puts Sarawak opposition in further turmoil
Having neutralised political enemies over state rights under MA63, the state's ruling coalition GPS is set for a big win when polls are called.
Who blocked oil money to Sarawak? Ex-AG taken to task for blaming Petronas
Political analyst challenges Tommy Thomas' account of setbacks related to Sarawak's oil and gas revenues under Pakatan Harapan.
Behind the ups and downs of fuel prices
The cost of crude oil, supply, demand and competition as well as supply disruptions all play a role in determining the price of petrol.
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