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Malaysia's New Journey Malaysia's economic miracle has stalled, and while the nation is, indeed, somewhat pluralistic, it is no melting pot. |
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July 25, 2005
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October 13, 2003
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Keeping Money in Line with Mecca Islamic finance learns to accommodate the religious dictates of the Koran. |
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Malaysia Rules in Islamic Finance Kuala Lumpur has trumped Gulf financial centers and now dominates the global market for Islamic bonds. |
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Rhetorical Questions October was an interesting time for an American Jew in the media to visit Singapore for a conference of international bankers, particularly after hearing about the anti-Semitic speech by Mahathir Mohamad, former prime minister of neighboring Malaysia. |
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Southeast Asia: Sounds Of A Building Boom Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand are spending billions on new infrastructures. |
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Islamic Banks: A Novelty No Longer Lenders that avoid charging interest, in line with Koranic rules, are spreading - even among Western institutions |
Wired
April 2006
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The World Record-Breaking Capital The strongest hair! The youngest sumo wrestler! The longest pencil! In Malaysia, making your mark - any mark - is a matter of national pride. |
