Press Releases for 2007

 

2007

26/06/2007 IBR 2007 Reveals Key Findings of Malaysian Business Owners

The Malaysia results from the 2007 Grant Thornton International Business Report (IBR) is released today at a launch event officiated by the Deputy Finance Minister I Dato’ Dr. Ng Yen Yen.

11/05/2007 Grant Thornton Unveils ICIF

Growing interest in Asian countries has prompted Grant Thornton Malaysia to launch a unique service that will facilitate its clients to focus on three key investment and business destinations - Indonesia, China and India.

09/05/2007 Malaysian Businesses Lead in Managing Energy Costs

Companies in the emerging markets have done most to manage energy cost pressures, according to the latest findings from the Grant Thornton International Business Report (IBR).

28/03/2007 Matured Growth for Malaysian Companies

Malaysia is ranked at a low 26 in the world for countries with super growth companies, a decline from last year’s eight position, according to a world league table released by the 2007 Grant Thornton International Business Report (IBR).

08/03/2007 Women in Business

Malaysia is ranked in the top 3 for businesses with women in senior management positions, according to a worldwide survey released in conjunction with the United Nation’s International Women’s Day.

27/02/2007 Synergy Between PEMUDAH and Private Sector for an Impactful 9th Malaysia Plan

Joint efforts between the Government and the Private Sector organisations are vital if Pemudah is to achieve its objective, as it is imperative in ensuring the successful implementation of the 9th Malaysia Plan.

07/02/2007 Growth of BRIC Economies Boosts Business Worldwide

Businesses capitalising on opportunities in the world’s fastest growing economies.

10/01/2007 Asia Continues To Be Driver Of Global Confidence

Global Business Confidence Up For 2007.

01/01/2007 Grant Thornton Launches International Business Report 2007

This global research examines the attitudes, plans and trends of 7,200 businesses in 32 countries across six continents that include all G8 and the majority of the World Bank’s top 20 economies which account for 81% of global GDP.