New Straits Times - 2018-07-30

• WHY DID KHAZANAH INVEST IN UBS?
• Malaysian killed in Lombok quake
• MINISTRY ASKED ABOUT STAND ON ‘TROUBLING’ BAUXITE MORATORIUM
• VOTE FOR BN, PAS LEADERSHIP TELLS MEMBERS IN SUNGAI KANDIS
• 5 Malaysians trapped in house when it collapsed
• ROGUE TOBACCO CARTELS RULING THE ROOST
• Tax stamps can be ‘kawtim’
• RAFIZI: SOME HAVE FORGOTTEN THEIR ROOTS
• Wan Azizah: My support is for all PKR members
• ‘TOLLS TO BE ABOLISHED, BUT IN STAGES’
• Works Ministry determined to avoid overpriced tenders
• ‘MINISTRY WAITING FOR REPORT’
• BN HOPES TO CAPTURE 50PC OF INDIAN VOTES
• Pas leadership throws weight behind BN’s Lokman
• One-stop platform for hiring maids
• ZAWAWI: PAS VOTERS WILL SUPPORT ME
• Kula denies labelling Malays ‘pendatang’
• ‘CLAIMS ON SPECIAL COURT UNTRUE’
• Don: Assess benefits of MyBrain15 first
• TRIPLETS ‘REUNITE’ IN HOLY LAND
• IS MALAYSIA READY FOR GENE THERAPY?
• FACEBOOK FACES THE HEAT
• THE DIVISIVE BJP GAMBIT
• HELP NON-PROFITS TO BUILD LONG-TERM CAPACITY
• JUDGES IN CLEAN-UP
• FELDA PROBLEMS ‘TO BE SOLVED SOON’
• COPS NAB ALLEGED SERIAL RAPIST
• ‘Organiser cooperated with cops’
• Philippine Muslims hope new law will bring peace
• MONSOON FLOODS FORCE 50,000 TO FLEE IN MYANMAR
• HUN SEN SET TO WIN POLLS
• Citizenshi­p test alarms Muslim massacre survivors
• Typhoon disrupts air, rail services in Japan
• PALESTINE PROTEST ICON FREED
• US lawmakers up in arms over deal allowing free plans for 3D guns
• THOMAS ALMOST THERE
• Buttler looks to follow Kohli example against India
• HAMILTON COASTS TO VICTORY
• Perez sues Force India 'to save team'
• KIM FIGHTS OFF JOHNSON
• Lietzke succumbs to brain cancer
• McEvoy, DeChambeau share lead at lightning-hit European Open
• Citizens rally to beat Bayern
• ‘FANS WASTED THEIR MONEY’
• Little cheer for Mourinho
• ANOTHER CRAZY SEASON
• Leicester manager Puel determined to keep ‘wolves’ at bay
• Southgate poised for improved deal after World Cup exploits
• Squad out to impress in Asian Games debut
• DIVERS SET SIGHTS ON GLORY
• COACHES GIVE THUMBS-UP
• Cheh Chang warns charges to be wary of underdogs
• ‘CHONG WEI IS A FIGHTER’
• BAM chief urges Malaysians to respect Chong Wei’s privacy
• Axiata may incur RM3b impairment loss on India’s Idea
• “We are opening our doors to halal industry players in Malaysia.”
• NESTLE TO INTRODUCE LESS SUGAR MILO PRODUCT
• BMW TO RAISE PRICES OF U.S.-MADE SUVS IN CHINA
• GEORGIA KEEN TO INK FTA WITH MALAYSIA
• ‘Resignatio­n of board members unlikely to impact equity market’
• Banker’s firm behind ‘Operation Twist’ and ‘Operation Red’
• Fusionex eyeing over 10,000 SMEs
• RAM Ratings revises outlook on retail sector to ‘stable’
• Malaysian companies urged to tap SME sector
• Serunai Commerce nears deal with global online platform
• IPrice gets fresh funds from Line Ventures
• PROFIT-TAKING CONSOLIDAT­ION LIKELY
• GREAT EXPECTATIO­NS DRIVE INVESTORS
• Singapore data breach could damage banks’ health
• INDIA MULLS SECOND CONSECUTIV­E HIKE
• American regulators to roll back vehicle efficiency requiremen­ts
• Deutsche Bank to trim US headcount
• Call to make tech firms liable
• No bubble fears as Apple, Amazon near US$1tril market value
• Keeping you cool
• MACBOOK PRO
• RAZER CORE X
• FEIYU G6 ACTION STABILISER
• DEEPSENSE IP CAMERAS
• Generous in features, small in price
• CROSSWORD
• Energy In The Right Way

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