New Straits Times - 2017-11-08

• FEDERAL GOVT COMES TO PENANG’S AID
• DURIAN, DURIAN BY-PRODUCTS MOST-SEARCHED ON ALIBABA.COM
• Ministry to help Penang with waste management
• Najib lauds bilal who sheltered 70 non-Muslims
• ‘PENANG SHOULD HAVE TAKEN PRECAUTION­S’
• Floods that bind
• Downpour inundates homes in Klang
• NAJIB BRINGS CHEER TO PENANG FOLK
• Khazanah foundation deploys humanitari­an aid
• PM: LET’S FOCUS ON CREATIVITY
• ‘Share PM’s success stories’
• PRINCE CHARLES VISITS PLACES OF WORSHIP
• Hong Kong targets Muslim tourists from Malaysia
• PUTTING THE SPOTLIGHT ON PUBLIC PROJECTS
• PREPARING MALAYSIANS FOR THE WORK OF THE FUTURE
• TEACHING ROBOTS TO IMITATE HUMANS
• ROOT CAUSES OF EXODUS
• IN DEFENCE OF
• ARTS AND HUMANITIES
• UN must not be cowed into practising double standards
• Shangri-La KL ‘one of the best hotels in Asia’
• Media Prima portal to boost e-gaming push
• ‘AIRLINE WORKER HELPED MEN ESCAPE’
• Restaurant owner seeks abandoned boy’s parents
• NO WHEELCHAIR FOR PATIENT
• DIANA COMES OF AGE WITH ‘HANYUT’ WIN
• Funnyman Afdlin on a humanitari­an mission in Bangladesh
• Education for all at SEGi
• TRUMP TO MEET ‘KING OF CHINA’
• N. Korea urged to end nuke standoff
• Lee Kuan Yew School dean to step down this year
• CHURCH SHOOTING PROBABLY TRIGGERED BY FAMILY DISPUTE
• Sicily win puts Berlusconi’s party back in spotlight
• ROHINGYA KIDS
• ‘Weinstein hired spies to silence accusers’
• US commerce secretary may sell stake in Russia-linked firm
• FERRARI QUIT THREAT IS SERIOUS
• Injury woes for Wales
• SEEING DOUBLE
• France, England tests to give Loew ‘tough decisions’
• Abraham has no regrets about Nigeria snub
• FEARLESS VENTURA
• Aussies brace for hostile Honduran reception
• UNDERWAY
• Kung fu kick Evra 'should have known better', says Deschamps
• Italy legend Pirlo calls time on illustriou­s career
• Moyes takes over Hammers hotseat from Bilic
• Chelsea technical director Emenalo quits
• BOWLERS HAVE WHAT IT TAKES
• LTAM yet to receive Malaysian Open sanctionin­g fees
• TRUSTED CAPTAIN
• Korea fear Hodak’s side
• DELIVER OR BE DROPPED
• GOLD COAST PREP FOR DIVERS
• DIGITAL PUSH
• HSBC: Capitalise on Chinese rail projects
• “AIM is particular­ly attractive to foreign firms... because its requiremen­ts are a bit more flexible than the LSE main markets.
• BROADCOM-QUALCOMM MERGER BID FACES STIFF SCRUTINY
• HONDA MALAYSIA ON TRACK FOR BEST YEAR EVER
• ‘STRONG GLOBAL APPETITE FOR MALAYSIAN BONDS’
• VistaJet eyeing local millennial entreprene­urs
• PLATFORM TO BOOST CONNECTIVI­TY
• What the chairs of ACMF members say:
• Saudi Arabia’s corruption purge snares US$33b of net worth
• BEIJING: FOREIGN CREDIT CARD FIRMS NEED LOCAL PARTNERS
• Reliance bonds sink to record low
• APPLE TAX AVOIDANCE PLAN LAID BARE
• Exciting times ahead for Malaysian entreprene­urs
• ‘COURTS MALAYSIA A MULTI-SPECIALIST’
• Eco-friendly accessorie­s
• Bohemian touch to modern attire
• Get away and recharge “T
• Kimono-inspired clothes for childre
• Personalis­ed shopping service
• A pop of surprise
• Nothing like trying it for yourself
• HOROSCOPE
• Double the joy
• Fervent and fabulous
• Virtual tutor offers personalis­ed learning to doctors
• Framework to bridge teaching and learning
• Attempting multiple-choice reading test
• TRANSFORMA­TION IN TEACHING AND LEARNING

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