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The Malaysian transport minister has just denied this article's accuracy at a press conference in KL. Which is interesting. The WSJ isn't just some random blog
by venus 13y ago
The Malaysian transport minister has just denied this article's accuracy at a press conference in KL.
Which is interesting. The WSJ isn't just some random blog. I wonder where they got their information.
- panacea 13y agoThey also put three journalists in the by-line. Is that typical?
- joshgel 13y agoOn a story that is big news like this, but not big enough to dominate coverage: yes. There are so many moving parts that they likely have several reporters on it with the goal of being the first to break the story. But it's not a big enough story that they feel they need 3-4 separate stories on the front page. At last until there is some resolution.
- checker659 13y agoCan't find where I read, but I think it was Rolls Royce. Every thing seems to be speculation in this case.
- panacea 13y agoPresuming snark... it wasn't RR it was "sources".