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Symbol of success: An aerial view of the revived Battersea Power Station standing south of the River Thames in London. — Reuters

The success in reviving the abandoned Battersea Power Station should be the impetus for more Malaysian companies to punch above their weight.

AS the strains of Wau Bulan filled the chilly evening sky, many of the Malaysians present at the long-awaited launch of the Battersea Power Station were visibly moved.

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Brian Martin

Brian Martin

Brian Martin is the managing editor of The Star.

   

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