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News Highlights - Berjaya Land Bhd, I-Bhd
Courting Parkson
Berjaya Land Bhd (BLand) is in discussions with Parkson Holdings Bhd (PHB) to open a department store at its RM7.5 billion Great Mall of China (GMOC) in East Beijing,China. BLand CEO Datuk Francis Ng Sooi Lin told Business Times that it is trying to get Parkson to take up space at the GMOC and nothing has been finalised. Business Time
I-Bhd (RM0.75/share)
Injects touristic value into i-City projects
I-Bhd, the developer of i-City, has unveiled plans of developing an integrated leisure destination at its RM3bil i-City to mirror Clarke Quay in Singapore. According to its CEO Datuk Eu Hong Chew, Clarke Quay@i-City would be developed in three phases with the first phase comprising a cosmopolitan food and beverage zone, which will be established independent of the Sungai Rasau upgrading works. The Star
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