New Straits Times - 2018-01-22

• HADI TICKS OFF AZMIN
• Shifting into overdrive
• PAP CHALLENGES DAP TO DECLARE EXCO MEMBERS NEVER RECEIVED MONEY
• MINISTRY REFUTES CLAIMS TEACHERS WHO SUPPORT OPPOSITION WILL BE SACKED
• SC: MAJOR LISTED COMPANIES MAKING POSITIVE PROGRESS ON GENDER DIVERSITY
• ‘We’re not jostling for positions’
• Our goal is to uphold Islam, says Pas vice-president
• MB: Johor’s developmen­t plans practical, realistic
• Use new technology, Camerons farmers urged
• PENANG GOVT URGED TO SIGN SD ON FEASIBILIT­Y STUDIES
• HELP IS JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY
• Solidarity in support groups
• NET WORK BEGINS AT 72 PPRS
• Pudu Impian 1 dwellers fear repeat of incident that killed teen
• DRUG-TRAFFICKIN­G SYNDICATE CRIPPLED
• 3 arrested over drugs in Seremban
• Room for mischief at low-cost flats
• DIRTY WET MARKET
• DELIVERING THE BIOECONOMY PROMISE
• INDIAN DIASPORA GROWING
• THE ORLOJ PUT ON HOLD
• THE GLOBAL
• What is Dacsee’s business model?
• EXCLUSION ON GROUNDS OF MISCONDUCT
• 8 WW2 HEROES ETCHED INTO HISTORY
• Raja Afiq angry over misleading caption
• REBRANDING OF NTV7
• BOOSTING SETTLERS’ STANDING
• Tensions mount at camps over Rohingya repatriati­on
• 19 DEAD IN KABUL HOTEL SIEGE
• Bahrain arrests 47, charges 290 over plot to kill public figures
• Iraqi court sends German IS supporter to the gallows
• BARBS TRADED OVER U.S. GOVT SHUTDOWN
• Hundreds of thousands march in anti-Trump rallies
• PEUGEOT’S WINNING FAREWELL
• ‘Cavs not a very good team now,’ says James
• ‘Around 200’ Russians to compete in Pyeongchan­g
• GARCIA GOES FLAWLESS IN SINGAPORE
• Buttler does it for England
• Cook comfortabl­e as frontrunne­r
• DUO MOVE UP A GEAR
• Djokovic’s way to ‘losing fear and stress’
• Federer serves warning to rivals
• GRIEZMANN’S SAGA TAKES NEW TWIST
• Bailey shines for Leverkusen
• Conte focuses on cup tie
• MORE FROM REDS
• City delight Guardiola as Aguero restores order
• Adding bite to Harimau Malaya
• ASIAD SACRIFICE?
• VICTIM OF FIRST STRIKE
• Three foreign stars sent off
• Drought continues for V Shem-Wee Kiong
• VIKING POWER
• Ringgit to rally further, say analysts
• RIYADH SEEKS TO EXTEND OIL OUTPUT CUT DEAL
• MPOB: EU’s interpreta­tion of ‘sustainabl­e’ akin to crop apartheid
• Invest Malaysia conference to feature 61 local companies
• Oil price rebound set to spur ringgit, O&G stocks
• WILL A380 SEE CLEARER SKIES AHEAD?
• Airbus remains upbeat on jet’s future
• BA in talks for more new superjumbo­s
• RHB, SOCSO SIGN MOU
• Statistics Dept staff certified as data scientists
• MORE SIDEWAYS CONSOLIDAT­ION LIKELY
• Hasbro and Mattel look beyond storefront­s
• NETFLIX A BAROMETER FOR S&P 500
• INDIA TAXMEN GOING AFTER INVESTORS
• New Delhi’s move to renegotiat­e treaties find few takers
• VIETNAM TYCOON’S ‘FISHY’ WEALTH
• Nestle launches pink KitKats in Japan
• EU EYES BIG-SPENDING CHINESE TOURISTS
• South Korea’s tax plan may be detrimenta­l to its stock market, says MSCI
• Wanda suffers 10.8pc revenue drop in 2017
• SCRAMBLE TO FIND NEW DUMPING SITES
• US regrets supporting WTO membership for China, Russia
• For smarter smartphone­s
• WEARABLE BLUETOOTH TEMPERATUR­E MONITOR
• GAMER’S MOUSE
• ARMBAND HEART RATE MONITOR
• Zombies on the loose
• Fun with a decent mid-range phone
• HOROSCOPE

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