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Parliamentary proceedings reveal Tabung Haji's RM193.5 million 2014 investment in Putrajaya Perdana received all regulatory approvals while the company remained under Jho Low's control, with the investment now fully written off.
A Japanese variety store operator has acknowledged ordering two employees to re-enter an Aeon shopping mall in Kumamoto after a powerful earthquake to retrieve cash, a decision that proved fatal when an explosion killed seven people.
A Chinese father in Henan province has filed a lawsuit against major gaming companies including Tencent and NetEase, seeking to compel stricter enforcement of youth protection measures after his son's severe gaming addiction led to a medical emergency.
eBay has agreed to pay nearly US$50 million to settle a civil case brought by David and Ina Steiner, founders of a newsletter covering e-commerce, after former company employees launched a coordinated harassment campaign against them.
eBay and three former executives have agreed to pay $55.7 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a Massachusetts couple who were targeted in a coordinated harassment campaign by company employees in retaliation for critical coverage in their newsletter.
The Malaysian government has signalled serious concern about allegations of 'corporate mafia' activities threatening institutional integrity, with any Royal Commission of Inquiry outcome set to guide subsequent government action.
Electoral reform group Bersih has announced that 34 parliamentarians from multiple parties support establishing a royal commission inquiry to investigate alleged corporate mafia operations in Malaysia.
Five caregivers at a corporate daycare in Bengaluru face serious charges after disturbing footage allegedly documented toddlers being placed in washing machines and subjected to other mistreatment. The case has renewed focus on workplace childcare safety across India's tech sector.