Qsr Ltd

• What's Cooking?

TAN Sri Muhammad Ali Hashim's shock exit from Johor Corp, one of the most successful state corporations in the country, has led to a lot of speculation as to what exactly is happening in the company. WEIRD THINGS, IF YOU ASK some quarters, have been happening to Johor Corp of late. But the state's senior executives, if they are asked, might say this is part of the company's restructuring.

• Malaysian Business
• January 25, 2011

• Destination News - North America.

Aug 16, 2009 The organizers of the Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference (ESTC) have confirmed the recently announced date change for the ne...

• Airguide Online
• Nbr. 2009, May 2009

• Profiling Key and Niche Players Producing Skin Care Products on a Worldwide Basis.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c38247) has announced the addition of Skin care products - Global S...

• Business Wire
• June 14, 2006

• Brave New World: Faces to Watch

AS the ambitious plan to turn Malaysia into a high-income nation gets into gear, certain personalities, both government and corporate, will be keenly watched for their ability to shape things. Who are they? MALAYSIA prepares to enter a promising new era with the launch of the concluding part of the National Economic Advisory Council's New Economic Model (NEM).

• Malaysian Business
• January 02, 2011

• Detroits Visionit Tops the Businessweek Smallbiz/Initiative for a Competitive Inner City Ranking of the 'Inner City 100'

To: STATE EDITORS Contact: Patti Straus, +1-212-512-2680; or Heather Carpenter, +1- 212-512-2854

• U.S. Newswire
• June 08, 2009

• Keeping Qsr in Bumiputera Hands

I REFER to the article entitled Bad Implementation Undermines Good Policies - Of QSR, Kulim & GLCs in the `Other Thots' column of the Nov 1st -15th, 2005 issue of Malaysian Business. I feel that your comments about the involvement of Kulim Bhd in QSR Brands Bhd may not necessarily reflect the true situation. QSR was the product of a complex Corporate Restructuring Exercise (CRE), undertaken by me and the management team of QSR (management buyout {MBO} team) aimed at rescuing the lucrative KFC and Pizza Hut franchises, which were in danger of being revoked by the franchisor Yum! Brands Pte Ltd. The controlling shareholder at that time was CI Holdings Bhd (CIH). Yum! had refused to acknowledge CIH as the ultimate controlling shareholder. The lack of recognition by Yum! meant that KFC was ...

• Malaysian Business
• December 29, 2005

• Claimsmakers in the child sexual abuse 'wars': who are they and what do they want?

The world of lived reality and situation-specific meanings that constitute the general object of investigation is thought to be constructed by social ...

• Social Work
• Vol. 48 Nbr. 4, October 2003

• Investigate the Key Issues and Trends for the World's Household Cleaners Market.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c39557) has announced the addition of Household Cleaners - Global O...

• Business Wire
• July 17, 2006

• Roll Out The Changes To Win: Court Grants Summary Judgment To Tim Hortons In Proposed Class Action.

Over the past decade, the province of Ontario has become a battleground with respect to class proceedings involving franchisors and franchisees. A new...

• Mondaq Business Briefing
• Nbr. 2012, January 2012

• Good Times, Better Times

LAST MONTH, KULIM (M) BHD'S plan to buy the remaining 28.96% of Sindora Bhd shares hit a snag after the latter's independent adviser, Affin Investment Bank Bhd, said the offer price of RM1.72 per share was too low. Affin asked Sindora's minority shareholders to reject Kulim's offer. Affin asserted that it would be better for the shareholders to retain their shares as the group's profitability had been on an increasing trend from 2003 to 2007, except for 2005.

• Malaysian Business
• July 07, 2008