New York-based Mida chief makes a strong pitch for M'sia as a 'business-friendly destination'.

Beijing faces the threat of higher tariffs if negotiations stall.

Trump says he hopes he can made a deal with Beijing.

The US vice-president's warning will likely be unwelcome news to the financial markets.

Some call for radical change while others argue for status quo.

Countries from South to East Asia pressed on with forging multilateral ties on trade and investment.

Asean leaders must be willing to open up their respective markets.

He notes that Malaysia as a trading nation needs stability in the world market too survive.

It’s a sign of underlying investor anxiety over a heated Sino-US trade war.

The move will inject net 750b yuan (RM453b) into the banking system.

He says Malaysia will instead seek ways to benefit from China's wealth and power.

Both countries can export to each other through Malaysia, he says.

Market affected after China raised tariffs on US products as a counter-measure.