What's your IQ ?

Congratulations, Anuar!
Your IQ score is 138
This number is based on a scientific formula that compares how many questions you answered correctly on the Classic IQ Test relative to others.

Your Intellectual Type is Visual Mathematician. This means you are gifted at spotting patterns — both in pictures and in numbers. These talents combined with your overall high intelligence make you good at understanding the big picture, which is why people trust your instincts and turn to you for direction — especially in the workplace. And that's just some of what we know about you from your test results.

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Hehe that's the result of mine after taking the Tickle Test. Why don't you try..give it some shot boy. FYI getting 140 of IQ score means you are genius. Hey i got 138 which means i qualify as a member of MENSA...eventhough i myself quite doubt about that !!

Test your IQ here

Besto Regardo,
Just came back from Malaysia. Wow Malaysia is really hot if not because of raining on some days..Only god knows what'll happened on me. "Putera Lilin"...that's what one of my colleagues regards me as..the prince of candle. From a knight to a prince, yeaa not bad..

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The sickening mental tiredness of waiting..

Hi guys,

Guess where am i now? Yup right now i am standing just in front of this so called Stand Information booth, such an appliance that enable any of us surfing the internet for free. Just outside there of the big screen window 10 meters in front of me, is clearly visible the long track for the aircraft to touch down and take-off at this first of its kind in the world, Kansai International Airport.

Boy, it's already 3.30 p.m yet i am still stranded here for the god sake. So what on earth am i doing here? I should board into the flight 5 hours ago, shouldn't i? Yeah you damn right..but you see, even in the modern and sophisticated world which equipped with those high-tech stuff we are living nowadays, sometimes good time is not always on your side. You still can't predict what is belaying in front. Life is like a box of chocolate boy? There you go..my flight MH053 which supposed to depart at 11:30 am has been delayed until 5.30 pm. God that's 5 hours late! Then if departed on 5:30 pm, i am scheduled to arrive at the hotel probably at midnight 12:00 am. Ohh that's great. And tomorrow i got to wake up at early of morning at 5.30 am. Yeah that's greater!!

What the heck am i gonna do then!! You got such a bloody precious of time to waste boy. Damn..i hate this kind of thing when it happens on me..W.A.I.T.I.N.G!! What compensation did i received? Oooh yeah..only ￥1000 coupon of free meal. Man..man i really got mentally tortured..it's tiring to wait for such a bloody long hours.
I understand sometimes flight delay might happen, but don't tell me it's going to be for 5 to 6 hours late for god sake!! Luckily i have this free internet access hence i can violently kill my extra free time...hohoho.

I hope the last thing i wish is arriving at my last destination safely without fail. God help me..

Bon Voyage,

On trip to Malaysia for around two weeks. So you might not here from me for some time..

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The best cities for Asian expats - survey

Survey conducted by Employment Conditions Abroad (ECA) International Ltd.
Kobe city is at the top of the list behind Singapore. No wonder i like being in Kobe very much. What makes it more interesting is Osaka at the third place sharing the podium with Tokyo. Hmmmm yeah..i think i am living at the right place right now.

Top 10 best locations in Asia for Asian expats:

1 Singapore, Singapore

2 Japan, Kobe

3 Japan, Tokyo

3 Japan, Osaka

5 Hong Kong, Hong Kong

6 Macau, Macau

7 Taiwan, Taipei

8 Thailand, Bangkok

9 Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

10 Malaysia, Georgetown

Kobe apparently such a magnificient city for expat to live within. As the mount Rokko on its northern side and its location just beside the sea, make it rather appealing by its mixture beauties of nature and cosmopolitan architecture. No wonder i love to be at Kobe very much. My ecstacy towards Kobe become greater as i even ever thought of owning a house in Kobe because i want to live here as longer as possible. Being as one of the premier major harbour in Japan, the influence of foreign cultures and artistic seem rather strong and that's something which contributes to make this elegant city such a unique moreover harmonious place for an expat like me to stay. Thank god..now i am living at the top 5 best locations in the world. Syukran..syukran jazilan.


Top 10 best locations in the world for Asian expats (previous ranking)

1 Singapore, Singapore (1)

2 Australia, Sydney (2)

3 Australia, Melbourne (3)

4 Japan, Kobe (5)

5 Australia, Canberra (4)

6 Canada, Vancouver (7)

6 Denmark, Copenhagen (6)

8 New Zealand, Wellington (8)

9 Netherlands, Amsterdam (23)

10 Japan, Osaka (10)

10 Japan, Tokyo (11)

10 Belgium, Brussels (14)

10 Germany, Bonn (14)

10 Ireland, Dublin (14)

10 Switzerland, Basel (9)

10 Switzerland, Geneva (22)

Singapore or better known among our tribe as Singapura is undisputedly the best of its kind. Yeah i won't argue about the fact as it deserve the recognition. Eventhough i was grown up at Singa utara, but watchout..Singapore is my next target!!

Singapore's low crime rate, clean air and solid infrastructure helped the city-state top a list as the best city in the world for Asian expats to live in for the fifth year in a row, a survey showed on Wednesday.

Three Australian cities -- Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra -- took up spots in the top five while Kobe, Osaka and Tokyo in Japan made it into the top ten, according to ECA International, a human resource consultancy for multinationals.

But Singapore -- well known for its squeaky clean, safe streets -- claimed the spot as best place in the world for Asian expatriates for the fifth year running. "Singapore is consolidating its position at No 1 -- it's continuing to improve," said Lee Quane, ECA's Hong Kong-based general manager.

"I can't find another city that matches it in terms of personal security and safety. Singapore is pretty much the safest place in the world."

With more Asian expatriates being sent overseas for work, the ECA's survey can help determine suitable compensation packages and hardship allowances for expat employees.

The ECA report is based on expat surveys and country data for 254 locations globally on areas such as climate, air quality, healthcare, infrastructure and political locations. Language and proximity to home are also among the top concerns among expatriates around the world.

"Asia is improving at a far greater rate than anywhere else," Quane said, adding that cities in China and India had rapidly climbed up the rankings.

Within Asia, the gap between Singapore and Hong Kong has widened over the last five years.

"We have seen more and more companies and expatriates say they would prefer to relocate to Singapore because of the better facilities," Quane said. That's despite the fact that Singapore ranks lower than Hong Kong in terms of press freedom and recreation, he said.

The Hong Kong-Singapore rivalry is heating up as the Chinese territory's air pollution worsens, pushing it down on the global ranking list from five years ago.

The Southeast Asian city-state is working to improve its image as a place for fun and entertainment, with new restaurants and bars springing up and two multi-billion dollar casinos on the way.

Quane added that one of the most interesting findings in the survey was Macau which, thanks to heavy investments by casino resorts and a fast-growing tourism industry, had climbed to 56 in the global ranking for Asians, up from 80 just five years ago.

Besto Regardo,

Bandaraya indah permai..Singapura, singapuraa~..Amboih dan2 rasa cam nak pi Singapore plak dah aih..syoknya kalau dapat pi nooo~. Dari Singa utara apa kata kita pindah pi Singa selatan plak aih..Baru la canggih..gerek seiii..

Ijyoudesu.

Price for being home alone..

No man is an island. That's the saying which hard for me to swallow seven months ago back then. But now seems that i got to pay the price for not believing it at the first place. Heck !!

Basically it won't be any problem at all during the weekdays because..well you see i got a job which indirectly enable me to communicating among other human beings..at least i could greet them "Ohaiyo gozaimasu" at the very early morning of working time and "Osakini shitsurei shimasu" or "Otsukare samadesu" when it comes the time to log out as working time is over.

But when it's a weekend..Holy crap!! I become such an alien casted far far away in another galaxy. At one side i think..wow i am such a great lucky guy..cool man..i am tough and independent..freedommmmmm here with me!! I got such a lovely shelter to live in..my company give me a wonderful transportation so that it would take me just about 15 minutes to go working instead of 25 minutes. Well actually it's such a 2 wheels vintage mechanical bike..(yeah actually it's just an old mama-kinda bicycle..huhu crap) and furthermore i got this broadband connection 24 hours unlimited usage free of charge to at least keeping me alive by socializing with creatures from other galaxies.
However at another side of my deep heart keeps screaming and daunting.."Hey boy you got nobody..you a looserrr..nanananna~~.." There you go..now i realize there ain't such thing as ultimate freedom or independent..you can't stand living alone boy. That's nature of mankind. In arabian it'd sounds like "al-fitrah lil insaani." Haha am i right anybody? Even from Adam A.S great history shows us that man ain't an island. At least he got Eve/Hawa to accompany him up there in heaven and even after been demoted to the earth.

Boy..boy to be alone all the time means you booked the tickect to be such a lunatic. But anyway...the good news is that i am going back home again hahaha huphup hooray!! "Selamat Datang ke Malaysia..and thank you for flying with Malaysia Airlines". This time i have another business trip to Perodua for 2 weeks and gonna check in at Times Square on March 19th and checkout on 30th. So just in case you wanna see me as i am quite sure you miss me alot hahaha..just don't let this chance fade away. We can meet at Times Square or somewhere at Bukit Bintang..only during night hour because i am working during day time you credulous..but maybe we could arrange an appointment during day time on weekend..yeahh. Oh god but i don't have any contact number when be over there..holy crap!! There you go again boy......."Hey boy you got nobody..you a looserrr..nanananna~~.."
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Utada Hikaru - Simple and Clean(Live)

This is the english version of Hikari 【光は日本語版】. Enjoy the singing. Utada Hikaru is among the only very few of Japanese singer who possesses high quality of voice. She can takes it really deep down and up until the highest pich of A1. Such a superb!! To ascertain that, just listen and watch the video.

By the way, just in case you wanna know how the japanese version would sounds like..just click here and find a video of

Hikari live

ベストレガルド、
ヒカルちゃん は先日程電撃離婚を発表した。。これで僕に対してはアタックチャンスだああ～～！！！

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Bill Gates still top dog but rising billionaires catching up

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is still the richest man in the world, but his lead over other entrepreneurs is narrowing, according to Forbes magazine's list of billionaires published Thursday.
Bill Gates, currently is the wealthiest human being in the universe and has been leading the billionaire's club for more than a decade. His favourite sports car is Porsche 911. His taste just like mine...i mean in terms of driving toy.
Warren Buffet dubbed as "Oracle of Omaha" due to his marvellous skills in doing investment..and for the reason his hometown and base is at Omaha. I tell you..this man really really good. Got to learn from his way of doing investment and dealing with business acquisition. He is well known as one of a few frugal billionaires who leads a simple lifestlye. He secures such a big chunk of equities through his investment holding, Berkshire Hathaway in many business entities and companies which line up from a very modest small company to several blue chip stock of companies such as Coca cola, Gilleate, and McDonalds.

Despite Gates leading the rich list for a 13th straight year with a tidy nest egg of 56 billion dollars, US investment guru Warren Buffett's personal fortune climbed to 52 billion, halving the software mogul's lead.
The list's total net worth grew 35 percent from last year to a staggering 3.5 trillion dollars, with Mexican telecoms mogul Carlos Slim Helu jumping into third place with a massive 19 billion dollar increase in his net worth.

"This growth in the billionaires list is a mere reflection of a dynamic global economy. More people are better off on this Earth than ever before," said Steve Forbes, the magazine's editor in chief, unveiling the list.

"This boom goes beyond commodities. One of the things that has facilitated this global boom, bringing hundreds of millions of people into the global economy is, of course, technology," he added.

"This is the richest year in human history."

While the 20th annual list was dominated as usual by US businessmen, Russian oligarchs and Asian entrepreneurs -- especially those from India and China -- were increasingly making their presence felt.

Some 36 Indian billionaires led by steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal now featured on the list boasting a total wealth of 191 billion dollars between them, knocking out Japan after two decades as the leading Asian power on the list.
Lakshmi Mittal, the richest Indian and once the richest man in UK owns the steel giant company. Recently have secured one of Europe biggest steel producer despite facing some obstacles and objections. He as a CEO and his son Aditya Mittal who acts as the company's president, now actively broaden their steel horizon globally through M&A activities covering every continents and region.

Japanese businessman Yoshiaki Tsutsumi, whose real estate assets once made him the richest man in the world, slid off the list all together, with Softbank chief Masayoshi Son taking the top Japanese spot with 5.8 billion dollars.

But even India's dominance would be overturned if China and Hong Kong were lumped together with their total of 41 billionaires, led respectively by Hong Kong property magnate Li Ka-shing and China's paper manufacturer Yan Cheung.

"It was a sizzling year in Asia. Both India and China saw huge gains," said Forbes associate editor Luisa Kroll, who oversaw the report. "It seems we just can't get away from billionaires."

In Europe, the most excitement came from Russia and Spain, Kroll explained, with 10 new Spanish names on the list and 19 Russian newcomers.

"The Russians are, on average, 46 years old. That's 16 years younger than the average 62-year-old billionaires," she said.

Forbes, however, urged some caution, saying some of the fortunes in the former Soviet Union did not appear sustainable in the long term.

"If there is a fall-off of commodity prices ... does it have the breadth and depth to take up the slack?" he asked of the Russian economy.

Oil kingpin and Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich remained the top dog in Russia with 18.7 billion dollars, with his 52 billionaire countrymen owing their fortunes mainly to oil, steel, mining and metals.

The richest woman on the list was Liliane Bettencourt, 84, of France, the daughter of L'Oreal founder Eugene Schueller, who ranked at number 12 with 20.7 billion dollars.

While the average age for the richest was 62, the youngest billionaire was a German, Albert von Thurn Und Taxis, only 23 years old, who inherited his wealth that includes 30,000 hectares (74,000 acres) of woodland. He still lives with his mother and older sisters, in a family castle in Regensburg.

Another of the youngest billionaires was entirely self-made, China's William Ding, 36, who started his company, NetEase, as an Internet portal and then shifted the focus to online gaming.

In the Middle East, Turkey emerged with the most billionaires, beating Saudi Arabia into second place and Israel into third.

Howard Schultz of Starbucks was a new entrant to the list. Former Disney chief Michael Eisner also made his debut, thanks mostly to his rising stock in the company.

Other familiar faces were Google executives Larry Page and Sergey Brin, now worth 16.6 billion dollars each, Dell founder Michael Dell worth 15.8 billion and former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi with 11.8 billion.

Google's rise was emblematic of the rapid growth in fortunes of more than just a handful of entrepreneurs in recent years.

"In the last five years ... despite all the turmoil in the world, all the conflict in the world, the global economy in real terms expanded over 25 percent. Never in history has there been such an advance," said Steve Forbes.

Besto Regardo,

I don't want to be a billionaire for sure. It's just decently adequate for me to be a..hmmm yeah..to be somebody as what god has bestowed over me.
"Sekiranya kita semakin mengejar dunia, maka semakin lajulah dunia akan lari daripada kita. Sebaliknya semakin bersyukur kita kepada Ilahi dengan berusaha bersungguh-sungguh bersama cekal di atas apa yang telah Dia sediakan di hadapan kita, maka semakin lajulah dunia mengejar kita."

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Aku Seorang CEO.... & kue tiaw goreng

Guyz i got this from my buddy..I personally think that it's such an interesting life story with deep meaning. For your perusal and something to ponder about..what on earth makes me think of not to share this with all of you?...nothing at all..So enjoy..


Islam itu indah.............................

Assalamualaikum. Ingin aku ceritakan sedikit tentang kisah hidup aku.

Aku dilahirkan didalam sebuah keluarga yang sederhana. Kedua ibubapa ku ialah guru. Alhamdulillah.. aku dianugerahkan oleh Allah akal yang cerdik. Dalam usia 18 tahun aku telah mendapat biasiswa untuk melanjutkan pelajaran ke luar negara iaitu di negara matahari
terbit, Jepun. Aku mengambil jurusan Kejuruteraan... dalam masa beberapa tahun disana aku fasih bertutur dalam bahasa Jepun.



Selepas bertungkus-lumus hampir 5 tahun akhirnya aku berjaya mendapat segulung Ijazah. Aku tidak terus balik ke tanah air.. sebaliknya aku mengambil keputusan untuk terus menetap disini dan bekerja untuk mengambil sedikit pengalaman. Dalam usia semuda 23 tahun aku bekerja sebagai Eksekutif di sebuah firma terkemuka Jepun. Aku cepat menyerap segala ilmu yang dipelajari semasa bekerja disini. 3 tahun lebih bekerja akhirnya aku mendapat kepercayaan pihak pengurusan dan dinaikkan pangkat dari Eksekutif ke penolong pengurus dan seterusnya menjadi Pengurus termuda didalam Firma tersebut.

Hampir 6 tahun bekerja disana akhirnya aku diarahkan oleh majikan aku untuk pulang ke Malaysia. Mereka telah melakukan pelaburan di Malaysia dan telah membuka sebuah Firma baru disini dan akulah orang yang paling layak untuk mengendalikan firma mereka disini.

Alhamdulillah... aku dilantik sebagai Pengarah Urusan. Aku bekerja siang dan malam... bertungkus lumus... dunia aku hanyalah di pejabat. Dalam keadaan kelam-kabut sempat juga aku mendirikan rumahtangga.

Sekarang aku mempunyai 3 orang cahaya mata anugerah tak ternilai dari Allah SWT.

Tahun demi tahun aku semakin sibuk dengan urusan kerja. Firma yang aku kendalikan telah bertambah maju dan akhirya disenaraikan dipapan kedua bursa saham Kuala Lumpur. Tidak sampai 7 tahun beroperasi sekali lagi kami telah disenaraikan ke papan utama BSKL. Hasil
penat lelah selama ini ahkirnya berbaloi.... aku dilantik sebagai CEO tempatan pertama di firma ini dengan bergaji sebanyak RM38 ribu bersih sebulan beserta 3 buah kereta mewah... Syukur
Alhamdulillah.

Dalam usia 46 tahun sebagai CEO....aku mula terasa kehilangan sesuatu!!!!!!

Kebahagian keluarga.....Kesibukan aku menyebabkan aku serahkan segala tugas sebagai
seorang ayah kepada isteriku. Hubungan aku bersama keluarga renggang. Anak-anak aku tak terurus... yang sulung dah tak macam orang... rambut warna merah... bertindik di hidung. Apabila tiba waktu makan malam sudah tidak bersama lagi. Segalanya kucar kacir. Pelajaran mereka pun entah kemana... Aku terlalu sibuk di pejabat. Meeting sana sini. Lunch pun nak meeting.... main golf pun bincang pasal kerja.... dinner pun meeting lagi!!!!... sampai tiada masa untuk bersolat!! Setiap
pagi aku kena periksa segala lapuran-lapuran eksekutif aku... sebelah petang kena buat report pada Board of Directors. Sembahyang 5 waktu aku tunggang terbalik.... kekadang buat...kekadang terlupa... Masyaallah!!!! Setiap hari ada temujanji bersama client aku dari Jepun. Aku mungkin kaya... tetapi jiwa aku kosong... kadang kala jiwa aku tertekan!!! Bila aku pulang ke rumah lewat
malam aku bersolat.... aku menangis... aku memohon doa kepada Allah semoga diberikan ketenangan jiwa. Semoga keluarga ku bersatu kembali.

Selang seminggu aku bernekad...!!!! Aku telah meletakkan jawatan ku sebagai CEO. Aku tinggalkan gaji aku sebanyak RM38K sebulan dan aku pulangkan kesemua kereta-kereta mewahku pada syarikat.

Keluarga ku terkejut. Isteriku menangis.... tetapi bukan menangis marahkan aku meninggalkan jawatan sebagai CEO... tetapi menangis kerana gembira...mereka gembira akhirnya aku kembali kepada mereka..!!!

Aku beritahu mereka aku ingin berniaga sendiri. Buka gerai jual Kuew Tiaw Goreng..!!!! Aku diketawakan oleh mereka.... tak apa aku akan buktikan yang bekas CEO akan lebih berjaya dengan berniaga kuew tiaw goreng !!!!

Dengan sedikit pengalaman sebagai tukang masak (tukang masak tak bertauliah) semasa belajar di Jepun dan sedikit duit simpanan aku memulakan perniagaan pertama aku di sekitar Ampang...
bersebelahan dengan Citroen Showroom. Aku dibantu oleh anak sulung aku.

Hari pertama berniaga aku mendapat untung RM170.00 sehari. Berniaga dari jam 4 petang hingga 10 malam. Hari Kedua dapat RM 120.00 sehari. Hari ketiga dapat RM220.00 sehari.... Alhamdulillah. Dan hari-hari seterusnya lebih kurang RM380.00. sehari. Anggaran kasar pen! dapatan aku sebulan lebih kurang RM9,880.00 untuk satu gerai.

Perniagaan aku bertambah maju dalam 8 bulan aku membuka satu lagi gerai di Cheras... dari 2 gerai aku membuka 3.. dan seterusnya sehingga sekarang aku memiliki 6 gerai makanan. Pendapatan bersih dari 6 gerai tadi aku memperolehi rezeki dari Allah dalam RM60,000.00 SEBULAN.

Bayangkan pendapatan seorang CEO RM38K sebulan dan pendapatan dari berniaga Kuew Tiaw sebulan RM60K.

Kini aku bersenang lenang bersama-sama keluarga ku. Setiap bulan kami bercuti bersama. Kini aku telah dapat kembali keluarga ku yang 'hilang'. Anak-anak aku memang malas nak meneruskan pelajaran mereka. Jadi aku latih mereka berniaga. Merekalah sekarang yang menjalankan perniagaan tersebut. Aku cuma memantau... atau lebih kurang jadi 'chairman'.... dan anak-anak aku sebagai Directornya.

Dan sekarang baru ku sedar yang Nabi Muhammad SAW pernah bersabda....9/10 dari kekayaan itu datangnya dari berniaga!

Alhamdulillah.

Besto Regardo,

Wow..but I want to be both as CEO and Keow Teow goreng businessman..i like keow teow..Ok got to chow..it's cooking time for my dinner tonight.

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The diaspora has spread beyond Silicon Valley.

Indian-born executives have in recent years taken the reins at some of the world's biggest companies. Arun Sarin, a native of Madhya Pradesh in central India, is CEO of Britain's Vodafone. Three months ago, Indra Nooyi was named CEO of PepsiCo after serving five years as the U.S. beverage giant's CFO. Indians have credibility as managers, says Hemant Luthra, head of the Systems & Automotive Technologies division at Indian car-and-tractor manufacturer Mahindra & Mahindra. This was not always so. Luthra remembers visiting Hong Kong in 1991 when India's government was close to bankruptcy. "I had $100 in my pocket and if I went into a watch shop the salesmen would instantly show me the cheapest watches just because I was Indian," he says.

Three years ago, Mahindra tried to buy Finland's biggest tractor company. Luthra says Finnish newspapers ran stories "asking how dare an Indian look at buying Finland's crown jewels?" But those things don't happen to him anymore, he says. "When we go and talk to these people in Germany or the U.K., it's a given that we're professional managers capable of running a huge business," says Luthra, who last month was juggling the final details of four separate acquisitions. "My biggest problem is finding the bandwidth to look at all the opportunities that come across my desk every day."

India's economic and business bandwidth is likely to continue growing. Take Essel Propack. The toothpaste-tube maker has begun to diversify in more profitable markets by buying a British company that makes packaging for upscale cosmetics and toiletries, and a U.S. company that makes medical products like catheters and esophageal balloons. "We'll keep looking for the right opportunities," says Essel Propack's managing director Ashok Goel. "And when we see something we like, we'll go for it." As Indian companies following that same script continue to expand overseas, in the future we'll be buying more than toothpaste tubes stamped "Made in India."

Richest Malay in the town..check it out !!

Do you know who are those among the richest malay in Malaysia. Now i am gonna tell you. Kindly refer to the list hereunder. These lucky persons are included into the special selection of Malaysia's 40 richest, which is compiled by Forbes recently. The figures in bracket ( ) implify their position in the top 40 list and the values of their assets tell us in US Dollar. But anyway as the moment i checked the exchange rate is $1 USD = RM 3.5. So you just sum up the figure and then it will apparently comes to your head of how much these people keep in their ample coffer.

However to me, the list is quite arguementable as some of those who are openly well known as the multi billionaires are not into the list. I really curious and doubt on what basis did Forbes regulate the research as far as i've known the richest self-made malay is not Syed Mokhtar Albukhary. Perhaps i'm wrong but this time..boy i damn really confident about this. If you want to know who's the man i regard the richest malay in the country...then scroll down till the end of this entry and you'll find the answer.

So what this list means to me? Well i rather consider it as "The self-confessed richest Malays". You and me should always believe that there are more richest malays out there in the country who'd never publicized their wealth..and most of them probably are having strong linkage and connection with the country's political powers.

(9). Syed Mokhtar AlBukhary
$1 billion
54. Married. 5 children.
Started out in "bowl of Malaysia" as rice trader. Today controls Malaysia Mining Corporation (MMC), which just announced plans to up stake in power producer Malakoff in proposed $2.6 billion deal. Also controls container port Tanjung Pelepas and nearby Senai Airport and has stakes in an automaker and book retailer. Contributes to Islamic schools, mosques and arts. He serves as the chairman of Yayasan Albukhary.

(11). Azman Hashim
$405 million
66. Married. 5 children.
Forty-six-year veteran of banking industry. Bought own bank in 1982 and eventually built it into diversified AM Group. Bank's original name, Arab-Malaysian, was dropped in 2002 in favor of more modern acronym. Chairs Malaysian Investment Banking Association and Malaysia-Japan Economic Association. Reportedly enjoys golf and water sports.Once upon a time, someone ever told me that this guy owns up to around 15 luxury cars...i am not really sure of the exact quantity..well u just list the name..Ferrari, Porsche, Lambo, Rolls Royce..all brands are there in his garage..the only not there is Proton Perdana may be..haha. Arab-Malaysian bank..those days its advertisement played with the famous children's song "Anakla ayam"


(18). Kamarudin Meranun
$165 million
45. Married.
Quiet bean counter helps more public partner Fernandes (number 15) run AirAsia. With over a decade's experience in financial services and a business degree, Kamarudin is the airline's executive director, looking after corporate finance.Kamaruddin Meranun scouting in front with blue shirt during photo shooting with Manchester United players..this guy partner up with Tony Fernandes to lead Air Asia.


(20). Hamdan Mohamad
$140 million
50.
Runs Ranhill Group of companies, which includes power and utilities firms. Started his career as an engineer in Australia, where he also earned his degree in civil engineering.


(22). Mustapha Kamal Abu Bakar
$120 million
57.
He and partner Kasi K.L. Palaniappan (number 40) have come long way from modest start in small two-room office 1983. Their MK Land now one of country's largest property development firms. The group, which focuses on high-end properties and resorts, went public 1999. Installed country's first wireless network in a condo project.


(22). Abdul Hamed Sepawi
$120 million
56.
Heads timber outfit Ta Ann. Founded 1989, company has grown from small trading firm into conglomerate with more than 3,000 employees. Company's fortunes boosted by strong demand from China and India for tropical woods. Also makes plywood, which has been hit by high fuel prices. Listed related firm Naim Cendera in 2003; nonexecutive chairman of firm.


(24). Ahmayuddin bin Ahmad
$115 million
50. Married. 4 children.
Board member, along with colleague G. Gnanalingam (number 17) of Westports, Malaysia's largest privately owned port. Heads human resources and government relations. Prior to Westports worked at Malaysian Tobacco Company and Radio Television Malaysia. Hobbies are reading and traveling.

(25). Syed Mohd Yusof Tun Syed Nasir
$110 million
59.
Former chairman of Southern Bank Berhad. In one of the biggest corporate deals in Malaysia this year, bank was bought out in May by rival bank Bumiputra-Commerce Holdings, adding to the coffers of the already wealthy Syed Mohd Yusof when he cashed out his shares and warrants. Syed Mohd Yusof remains chairman of Killinghall, one of Southern Bank's largest shareholders.

(34). Rozali Ismail
$80 million
50.
Executive chairman of Puncak Niaga, a water-treatment and engineering firm that treats the water of Kuala Lumpur, among other places. Varied career: started as lawyer, became banker, then property developer.


(38). Shaari Ismail
$70 million
51.
Elder brother of Rozali (number 34) also a shareholder in Puncak Niaga but has no executive role.

The list end here.

And this is the man who since the old days until now, i believe the bloody richest self made malay in Malaysia.
I really mean it..he is the man. Currently the former finance minister (he holded the position twice; 1st in late 80's and 2nd time in 90's) owns the investment bank in Africa region. It was said that he was the first Malay who succesfully ventured into the property development at the period when the industry was monopolized by only one race. The first project which was a token of his victory is Taman Maluri in KL. Since then, Tun Daim bacame among the big player as the property developer around Klang Valley. He was a major share holder of UEP, which is currently known as Sime-UEP which develop the town of Subang Jaya.

Graduated from the prestigous Lincoln's Inn as a lawyer, Tun Daim was already a multi millionaire prior to become a minister in government. He ventured into many business opportunities and owned big sums of stakes in several banking. Perhaps during his tenure in goverment, he could catapult his wealth up to what it is nowadays...hehe well i don't know..i just guess. However there were also some buzz that he was a man behind the scene of many big corporations and Tan Sri Halim Saad (ex-Renong), Tan Sri Tajuddin Ramli (ex-MAS & TRI-Celcom), Tan Sri Shamsuddin (Sapura) and several more were his proxies.

Well to know more of Tun Daim stories and his successful profiles

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So is there anyone dare to explain how about those lucky people below here?

The sons of the former and present Malaysian government's CEO

How about this one? Ku Li

And yeaahhh this one..? Peeeeace..

ベストレガルド、
I strongly affirm that i have no malicious intentional act toward all those persons subjected above. It's just my concious to know more about those lucky person and learn if possible from their great success and art of building wealth.........well i never wanna be the richest but i do wanna be rich though..in my own proper weird way...yaa you damn right boy hoho!!　At least i could go balik kampung to my Perlis hometown from KL with just 3 hours by driving a Porsche !! Play smart pray hard..dunia & akhirat inshaallah

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