Today marks the seventh day of absence after the MH370 flight left Kuala Lumpur but still no traces were identified, only vast areas of search operations extended.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia-based conglomerate Sime Darby Bhd, through its subsidiary Haynes Mechanical, picked up a 70% stake in Singleton, Australia-based mining machinery provider TFP Engineering for A$3.2 million (MYR9.5 million).

Investigators on probe the missing MH370 suspected that the plane might have travelled additional 4 hours after the Boeing 777’s flying data passed to the ground from its engines were downloaded and that the jetliners’ transponders were turned off intentionally.

Malaysian authorities denied reports that MH370 flight was tracked in Malacca Straight while Vietnam has dispatched a plane to investigate on an eyewitness report regarding a burning object in the sky east of the country.

Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 remained missing up to this day from its departure last Saturday without any traces of possible crash debris and with surfacing speculations of terrorist attacks after two men were identified to have travelled with stolen passports, reported BBCNews.

Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 went missing earlier today, two hours after it left the Kuala Lumpur International Airport bound for Beijing, said the airline management in a statement.

Chinese conglomerate Fosun Group invested CNY210.5 million ($30.7 million) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia-based restaurant chain Secret Recipe, according to a report by Shanghai's China Business News.

BlackRock Inc's Asia Property Fund III is exiting its Westin hotel in Singapore to Tokyo-based property developer Daisho Group in a deal valued at S$468 million ($369 million).

The Thales Group announced that they are set to ink the deal with Malaysia's Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd (KTMB) tagged at RM380 million.