New Straits Times - 2018-08-09

• ‘PROSECUTIO­N ACTING UNFAIRLY’
• SHAHRIL LEAVING BEHIND EPF IN AN ‘EXTREMELYʼ STRONG POSITION
• 17 PMʼS DEPT GUARDS REMANDED OVER MISAPPROPR­IATION OF RM3.5m
• DEWAN RAKYAT PASSES SERVICE TAX 2018 BILL
• LAWYERS CRY FOUL OVER ‘UNFAIR TACTICS’
• Charges amended to remove ‘public officer’, says lawyer
• Team questions transfer of trial judge
• Video of yacht’s interior goes viral
• U.S. PROSECUTOR­S EYE GOLDMAN SACHS
• ‘RM3 million upkeep bill akin to having grand parties daily’
• Ezam slams Kok for defending ex-1MDB chairman’s appointmen­t
• Win-win solution for telco firms, consumers
• No change in dress code for MAS inflight crew
• RM20M FOR I-SURI SCHEME
• PKR SPENT RM2M FOR PARTY POLLS THIS YEAR
• Rafizi: PH leaders should reflect on themselves
• Nabbed for abuse of elderly woman
• Senior cop held over bribery in human traffickin­g case
• ‘UMNO-PAS COOPERATIO­N AT LEVEL ONE’
• Will Najib support bipartisan probe of US meddling in GE14?
• Liew: I was misquoted
• ‘LOKMAN INVITED NAJIB TO SG KANDIS’
• Seri Setia, Balakong polls to run simultaneo­usly
• THE GREAT POWER OF INSTITUTIO­NAL REFORMS
• TERROR: HOW NECESSARY ARE OUR LAWS?
• WHY WE NEED WTO
• ON CLOUD NINE ABOUT CLOUD COMPUTING
• UTP TO HOST ENGINEERIN­G CONGRESS
• Firm advised to retract ‘anti-HFMD spray’ claim
• TAKE YOUR MEDICATION, PILGRIMS TOLD
• Statements recorded in Cradle Fund CEO’s death
• 40 bands set to rock at Bazzar Music Festival
• 1976 INCIDENT UNFORGETTA­BLE
• CHOW STAYS MUM ON NAJIB’S PIL 1 CLAIM
• Penang waiting for tunnel project’s feasibilit­y report
• 6 FISHERMEN RESCUED AFTER 3-DAY ORDEAL
• 130 DEAD IN LOMBOK
• Rescuers dig through mosque rubble for aunt of sprinter
• DROUGHT HITS AUSSIE FARMERS
• Europe battling deadly heat
• ‘IVORY SHOP’ AN AWARENESS STUNT
• TOP GUNS ADVANCE
• New-look England to battle without Stokes
• Duo seal historic sprint double for Britain
• SEEKING GLORY DAYS AGAIN
• Bolt given ‘indefinite’ trial at Mariners
• KLOPP KEEPS CALM
• Ajax stumble, Benfica win in Champions League qualifiers
• Bournemout­h sign Colombia’s Lerma in record deal
• Guardiola prefers improving performanc­e over points record
• CHELSEA TURN TO KEPA
• West Ham’s Pellegrini eyes balance in attack and defence
• Sanchez magic can lift Mourinho’s mood at Old Trafford
• POGBA NOT FOR SALE!
• Realistic chance for a medal
• READY TO FACE TOUGH RIVALS
• Syed Saddiq is not a fan of protocols
• RAFIQ EYEING GOLD IN PALEMBANG
• Adam’s chance to make amends
• Daren aims to repay BAM’s faith in him
• A RECORD TO SAVOUR
• UNATTRACTI­VE ACQUISITIO­N?
• ‘Malaysia is evolving into a sustainabl­e and responsibl­e investment hub, supported by its prominent global presence in Islamic finances.’
• MEDIA PRIMA UNIT TEAMS UP WITH 3 ANIMATION STUDIOS
• RHB BANK MULLS SALE OF SINGAPORE OFFICE BUILDING
• IKEA OPENS FIRST INDIAN OUTLET IN HYDERABAD
• Maybank IB: Low output and price to drag down plantation firms’ profit
• Fewer draw days to hurt BToto earnings, says Affin Hwang
• ‘Malaysia to have short-term advantage in US-China trade war’
• LNG EXPORTS AT 4-YEAR LOW
• Malaysia seeking to enhance digital trade ties
• Capital outflow set to decline as sentiment improves
• IMF: India’s reforms starting to pay off
• China Tower ends HK debut unchanged
• FORD TO LAUNCH SUV IN CHINA
• CAGAMAS ISSUES RM825M BOND, SUKUK
• Art of bunraku
• ‘Bring back more’ campaign
• Putting George Town on the world stage
• Hip Berlin
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE

New Straits Times - 2018-08-08

New Straits Times - 2018-08-10