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| The Feasibility of Carbon Capturing, Storage and Utilization Projects in Developing Countries: A Case of Malaysia | Mohammed Yussoff IBRAHİM, Zulkipli GHAZALİ, Haseeb Ur RAHMAN | 6–11 |
| Lock-up Expiry and Trading Volume Behaviour of Malaysian Initial Public Offering’s | Abdolhossein ZAMENİ, Othman YONG | 12–21 |
| The Impact of Migration on Rural Poverty: The Case Study of District Faisalabad, Pakistan | Rakhshanda KOUSAR, Farah NAZ, Tahira SADAF, Sultan Ali ADİL, Tayyab Zeeshan SHAHİD, Shahid MUSHTAQ | 22–27 |
| A Case Study of Maintenance Management Systems in Malaysian Complex and High-rise Industrialized Building System Buildings | Zul-atfi ISMAİL, Azrul A. MUTALİB, Noraini HAMZAH | 28–35 |
| The Relationship between Ownership Structure, Firm Specific Characteristics and Capital Structure: Evidence from Malaysian Middle-capital Public Listed Firms | Hanita Kadir SHAHAR, Azira Abdul ADZİS, Nureliana BADERİ | 36–43 |
| Improving Shareholder Value through Corporate Governance Mechanism in Malaysian Listed Companies | Mohammed Yussoff IBRAHİM, Ayoib Che AHMAD, Muhammad Anees KHAN | 44–49 |
| Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics: Implications on Corporate Performance | Mercy Ejovwokeoghene OGBARİ, Adunola Oluremi OKE, Adeyemo A. IBUKUNOLUWA, Musibau Akintunde Ajagbe, Andrew Cat Ologbo | 50–58 |
| Markowitz Portfolio Theory and Capital Asset Pricing Model for Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange: A Case Revisited | Hui-Shan Lee, Fan-Fah Cheng, Shyue-Chuan Chong | 59–65 |
| The Effectiveness of Fraud Prevention and Detection Methods at Universities in Indonesia | Faiz Zamzami, Nabella Duta Nusa, Rudi Prasetya Timur | 66–69 |
| An Integrative Proposed Model of Corporate Governance: The Corporate Governance Mechanisms Mediates the Relationship between Board Intellectual Capital and Corporate Performance | Seyed Taghi Pardis, Saudah Sofian, Dewi Fariha Abdullah |