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The Kuala Lumpur sessions court set Sept 29, Sept 30, and Oct 1 to hear the reading of the remaining charges. A former Astro employee facing 743 charges of modifying the company’s database system has ...

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BEIJING/KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Malaysia, a hotspot for data centres, is reining in the pace of expansion in a move industry insiders and analysts expect will hinder China's efforts to gain ...

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