By CECILIA KOK KUALA LUMPUR: Simple rules and regulations, attractive tax incentives and a welcoming environment are the qualities that businesswomen from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) look for when exploring investment opportunities in any country, including Malaysia.In a media session at Power Ladies UAE-Malaysia Roundtable 2011 that featured prominent women business leaders from the UAE, Raja    .. more …

Kuala Lumpur (The Star/ANN) – Think Chile and one cannot help but think of its “divine” wine.But there’s more to the little South America nation which has now turned into a halal hub in that part of the world.Chile’s ambassador-designate to Malaysia Christian Rehren said the number of halal-certified Chilean companies had grown steadily from 25 to 45 within the first quarter of the year.”We think    .. more …

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 8 (Bernama) — United Arab Emirates (UAE)”s leadingbusinesswomen are looking into investment opportunities to work with Malaysiansin two areas – Islamic finance and halal food.President of the Abu Dhabi Business Women Council and chief operatingofficer of Al Jaber Group Fatima Al Jaber said Islamic finance and halal foodwere the two mutual areas that Malaysia and UAE could work    .. more …