New Straits Times - 2018-10-01

• ZAHID: I HAVE MY LIMITS
• Desperatio­n in Sulawesi
• MAS can t commit to buying eight Dreamliner­s
• PM BRIEFED ON LOTUS’ DIRECTION
• ‘Economy, security to be considered before transfer of power to new PM’
• Maszlee: Cultural exchange programme develops global mindset in students
• Umno issues writs of summons to 3 former members
• ‘Rethink move to sue reps’
• Mohamad: Nothing unclear about Zahid’s plans
• BE CLEAR ON UMNO’S DIRECTION, SAYS KHAIRY
• Najib hails Zahid’s ‘spirited and clear’ speech
• ZAHID’S SPEECH DRAWS MIXED REACTIONS
• All abuzz over Anwar at Port Dickson market
• 100,000 ATTEND PENANG JOM HEBOH
• ‘Amend act for harsher punishment of ketum abusers’
• Restoring the nation’s image
• MALAYSIA: NO TO NUCLEAR
• CHINA CENSORS BAD ECONOMIC NEWS
• BE OUTRAGED BY U.S. ROLE
• GO GREEN LIKE MELAKA
• Ranjit to retire as Securities Commission chairman on Oct 15
• “As a result, we see foreigners’ net buying at the moment ... ”
• CIMB ONLY LOCAL BANK WITH PREFERRED SERVICES IN ASEAN
• MUSK TO RESIGN AS TESLA CHAIRMAN, STAY AS CEO
• DEVELOPERS PLEDGE TO LOWER HOUSE PRICES
• PNB eyes affordable housing segment
• ‘MRL YET TO HOLD TALKS ON ECRL’
• Malaysia’s halal exports may hit RM50b before 2020, says HDC
• ‘UMB TO SEE CHALLENGIN­G TIMES AHEAD’
• DOWNWARD PRESSURE MAY PREVAIL
• U.S. HEALTHCARE SHARES TAKE LEAD
• Rebranding to stay relevant
• Get grooving
• AMAZFIT VERGE SMARTWATCH
• For peace of mind
• Will Prices of Motor Insurance Go Up after Liberalisa­tion?
• The Growing Problem of road rage
• Powerful and affordable
• Robotic furniture on the horizon
• Good lenses matter
• Playing the bad guys
• U.S. HEALTHCARE SHARES TAKE LEAD
• PEUGEOT MOVES TO COUNTER BRAND APATHY
• China’s manufactur­ers feel pinch as trade war escalates
• Is Trump’s sanction on Iran bearing fruits?
• Sarawak PH: Unfreeze land along LRT line
• Ministry mulls plans to reduce child marriages
• ‘MANDARIN-SPEAKING’ RING LINKED TO PENANG DRUG BUST
• 1 dead, 6 hurt in 5-vehicle crash
• Ex-Sosma detainees living in fear of re-arrest
• 30 STUDENTS GET A LESSON IN GRAMMAR
• Frame news reports judiciousl­y, journos told
• SHAFIE: SECURITY A PRIORITY
• TRAMI POUNDS JAPAN
• Death toll hits 832 as authoritie­s brace for worse
• Thai official apologises after airport guard hits Chinese tourist
• WILLIAMS SINGS TOPLESS FOR BREAST CANCER CAUSE
• Air controller gave his life to help plane take off
• Money launderers taking EU to the cleaners
• COVER THAT TATOO
• Syrian cyclist’s remarkable journey to Innsbruck
• TO HELL AND BACK
• Turkmenist­an enters brave new world
• World No 1 Simona retires hurt from China Open
• HAMILTON GOES 50 POINTS CLEAR
• Ricciardo welcomes return of ‘Torpedo’ Kvyat
• Another poor day for Woods
• ‘Extraordin­ary’ Ronaldo helps Juventus stretch perfect start
• Dortmund stage late comeback to go top
• CITY PLOT MBAPPE MOVE
• Pochettino voices Hotspur’s burn-out fears
• West Brom on top of the Championsh­ip after Preston win
• Double boost for Ee Wei
• Sabah make heads turn
• Figueroa hails JDT’s character
• MOURINHO TO BE SACKED THIS WEEK?
• “He (Daniel Sturridge) works hard and he is a classic good lad.”
• DUTCHMAN OLTMANS TO COACH MALAYSIA?
• ‘MOLIWOOD’ MAKE RYDER CUP HISTORY
• MESSI AND CO ARE ANGRY

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