New Straits Times - 2017-10-20

• SHAFIE DETAINED
• COPS CHECKING IF MILITANT DR MAHMUD WAS KILLED IN MARAWI
• MORE CIVIL SERVANTS MAY BE ELIGIBILE FOR HOUSING LOANS
• Hamid and son-in-law released on bail
• AGC sets up task force to monitor probe into Dzulkifli
• PM UNVEILS DIGITAL ‘TO-DO LIST’
• Malaysia urges D-8 to help Rohingya
• ‘THEY WILL EAT EACH OTHER’
• Perak PPBM rocked by resignatio­ns, again
• Dr M’s remarks on Najib reek of desperatio­n, says Kelantan Umno leader
• TALKS WITH U.S. FIRM TO RESUME SEARCH
• MORE FUNDS WILL ATTRACT MORE TALENT
• More money, better quality grads?
• 40 volunteers needed for Sudan, Lebanon
• Duterte says Malaysia’s most wanted terrorist killed
• KEDAH COPS SEIZE RM1.6M IN CANNABIS
• Accountant loses RM510,00O to Macau scam syndicate
• TODDLER’S MOTHER STILL IN SHOCK
• Pastor accused of molesting teen
• Wedding planner charged with cheating
• YOUTH, VOTE FOR YOUR FUTURE
• CRYPTOCURR­ENCIES CAN GIVE YOUR BUSINESS A LIFT
• Stray dogs a menace to public safety
• EAST OR WEST, HOME STILL THE BEST
• FINAL SHOWDOWN TOMORROW
• SABAH GEARS UP FOR WEATHER HAVOC
• ‘SET ASIDE FUNDS FOR RETRENCHED STAFF’
• PONDAGE PARK CAN MITIGATE FLOOD WOES
• Let down by poorly maintained surau
• Australia govt vows to pursue citizenshi­p crackdown
• IS KIWI PM
• Spain to push ahead with suspending Catalan autonomy
• SOLAR PANELS A LIFELINE FOR REFUGEES
• Blaze guts historic Yangon hotel
• Thai monks order reforms following scandals
• Tillerson calls for better ties with India as he chides China
• HAMILTON IN DRIVING SEAT
• Simmons frustrated in debut
• Wallabies seek relief from All Blacks
• WITH EAGLES
• Dovizioso has Marquez in title sights
• De Villiers back with a bang
• PEP PURRING OVER SIZZLING CITY
• Napoli fear European hangover ahead of Inter clash
• ART OF THRUST AND PARRY
• Cut from the same cloth
• Khairul, Fatin are only survivors
• BAD DAY FOR MALAYSIA
• Malaysian finalist on the cards
• AIMING TO TOPPLE JDT
• AGGRESSIVE POSITIONIN­G
• MIER hikes growth forecast to 5.4pc
• “German companies have a strong presence in Malaysia and we must build upon this close relationsh­ip to create further momentum.”
• MIDF ALLOTS RM200M TO FUND 120 AUTOMOTIVE FIRMS
• NESTLE TO SPEED UP RESTRUCTUR­ING
• MAYBANK IB POSITIVE ON MAHB
• ‘Manufactur­ing investment­s set to recover in next few months’
• 1MINE wants higher allocation for MyDeposit
• PRIMED FOR A DIGITAL FUTURE
• PBOC: NO ‘MINSKY MOMENT’
• China’s Q3 growth slows as expected
• GREEN LIGHT FROM CARMAKERS
• Meituan-Dianping raises another US$4b to fund offline retail push
• Nikkei posts longest streak of gains since early 1988
• ‘BLACK MONDAY MAY HAPPEN AGAIN’
• Brokers remember the day Wall Street fell into the abyss
• Unilever’s Q3 falls short of estimates
• Lessons from mythology for success at workplace
• HOMEDEC EXPO BEGINS
• Love amidst chaos
• Siti Nurhaliza’s all aglow
• Showcase of live art in Melaka
• To feel the dance
• Jeffrydin still pines for Mas Mona
• Different kind of healing

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