New Straits Times - 2018-07-16

• GRAFT SNIFFERS BACK IN BUSINESS
• Tears in Gaza as Israelis launch massive air strikes
• Anwar going for PKR presidency
• EX-JUDGE ARIFF IS DEWAN RAKYAT SPEAKER NOMINEE, SAYS PM
• Ministry: Any decision to recognise UEC won’t undermine BM’s position
• Anwar unlikely to be challenged, says Saifuddin
• Ariff started off as law lecturer in 1974
• PM: SARAWAK RIVERS FULL OF POTENTIAL
• Educators urged to adopt new teaching methods
• ‘Mahdzir’s appointmen­t an insult to us’
• 2 former Perlis BN exco men join PPBM
• ‘It will gauge people’s support for PH’
• ‘SOME UMNO LEADERS SELF-SERVING’
• Nadzari: Umno leadership to decide on by-election logo
• Mat Sabu: Navy cadet’s death probe now a police case
• RAMASAMY: I’M READY TO DEBATE ZAKIR
• ‘Don’t be distracted by social media’
• GOVT TO LOOK INTO REJECTED BUMI HOME APPLICATIO­NS
• Bukit Kayu Hitam economic zone gets go-ahead
• KULA WANTS BETTER PRESS FREEDOM
• ‘Ministry to boost agricultur­al developmen­t in Muar’
• REGAINING DIPLOMATIC MOJO
• THE POWER OF TV DRAMAS
• A CAVE ADVENTURE
• IS THERE STILL A SUSTAINABL­E FUTURE?
• BUILD MST WALKWAYS IN TOWNS
• ‘CONTRACTOR WILL GO OVER SLOW PROGRESS’
• Lee: Niosh to assist ministry to boost workers’ health
• ‘DAD TOLD ME TO TAKE CARE OF FAMILY’
• Cops record trailer driver’s statement
• ‘DEPUTY CM1 LOOKS FITTER AFTER SURGERY’
• PACQUIAO TO START BOXING SCHOOL IN MALAYSIA
• MB: We’ll help girl who lost arm in freak accident
• PANEL TO PROBE INTO TRIATHLETE’S DEATH
• U.S. POLITICIAN­S TRICKED IN PRANKSTER’S SHOW
• “As well as trying to shoot and kill the students, when they don’t kill them, they are beaten up and charged with committing horrific crimes.”
• HOW WELL WILL TRUMP GET ALONG WITH PUTIN?
• Philippine­s erupts in joy after Pacquiao win
• HODAK THE SAVIOUR
• Fitri on a mission of redemption
• Stuart is new FAM secretaryg­eneral
• Root urges England to remain ‘ruthless’
• Groenewege­n crushes rivals for second stage win
• TRIUMPH FROM MISERY
• Nadal unhappy over roof closure
• ’Viva Sachsenrin­g!’ Marquez hails ninth win in Germany
• Russia’s stadiums face uncertain future
• IT’S TIME FOR A CHANGE?
• MARTINEZ SALUTES ‘DESERVING’ BELGIUM
• Keane blasts England duo after defeat
• ‘THERE’S ROOM FOR IMPROVEMEN­T’
• Delph fears Three Lions will forever rue failure to reach final
• ‘FAN FEST’ FALLS FOUL OF FIFA
• THE MAGIC HAS RETURNED
• BLOCKBUSTE­R DEAL?
• Sime Property in talks with investors over Malaysia Vision Valley
• “We are on track to meet our 200 per cent target set earlier this year.”
• MIDA: FOREIGN INVESTMENT INTEREST INTACT
• BRAND INSITE TO LEVERAGE BRANDSYNC TOOL
• VITOL AMONG SUITORS FOR SPANISH OIL FIRM CEPSA
• FedEx Express upgrades fleet with B767F
• Affin Hwang: Ringgit likely to hit 3.20 versus US dollar in 3-5 years
• Brazil’s Embraer bullish on growth in S-E Asian market
• MARKET MAY SEE FURTHER UPSIDE
• U.S. DEFENSIVE STOCKS TO GAIN?
• Catch a falling knife in Asia junk bonds? It’s a sharp idea
• CFM: NO RISE IN ENGINE OUTPUT PACE
• Gett weighing US exit?
• Influentia­l proxy advisers back Disney’s US$71b Fox bid
• PwC: Abraaj business model unusual
• Making your home smart
• The restaurant as co-working space
• Intelligen­ce built-in
• Boosting the e-sports industry
• OLYMPIC-STYLE TOURNAMENT
• For memorable shots, explore
• HOROSCOPE

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