New Straits Times - 2018-11-05

• ‘HOW THE GOVT CAN EARN BILLIONS’
• PM: EPF, members can invest in property crowdfundi­ng
• LOKMAN LABELLED ‘LOBAKMANʼ AFTER KHAIRYʼS ‘IQ OF A CARROTʼ REMARK
• SULTAN NAZRIN TELLS PH LEADERS TO LEARN FROM MISTAKES OF PREVIOUS GOVT
• GUAN ENG BLAMES JHO LOW FOR PHʼS INABILITY TO FULFIL SOME PROMISES
• PM confident P2P framework can help achieve housing promise
• ‘GOVT HASN’T IGNORED EAST COAST STATES’
• PRIVATE SECTOR URGED TO ‘FEED’ FOOD BANK
• JULAU BRANCH TO SEE AN EPIC BATTLE?
• Azmin ahead of Rafizi in Sabah polls
• More than 30 Goldman Sach execs, including CEO, reviewed 1MDB deals
• Loke: Sarawak should look beyond 2019 Budget
• Zahid: Impossible 40 MPs want to ditch Umno
• Supreme Council unlikely to discuss president’s status
• FAMILY TURNS PORCH INTO KITCHEN
• Petronas’s Deepavali web film focuses on family ties
• ACCEDING TO ICERD?
• Trick or treat?
• LOPSIDED FUEL SUBSIDY
• NEW GLOBAL DEAL FOR NATURE
• NO EXCUSE FOR MPs TO SKIP PARLIAMENT
• REACH TO DIVERSIFY DOWNSTREAM
• ‘SST aimed at boosting people’s wellbeing’
• ZETI: MALAYSIA WILL BOUNCE BACK
• Microsoft, edotco back greater connectivi­ty plan
• Prudent and pragmatic, says Ramon
• THE PROBLEMS WITH BELT AND ROAD
• MCCC LAUDS ‘POSITIVE FACTORS’
• NEW SEPANG-MELAKA RAILWAY LINE?
• Taiwan companies urged to expand to Malaysia
• Dazzling visual display
• SPECK GRABTAB ACCESSORY FOR SMARTPHONE­S
• Malaysia’s top 10
• MISFIT VAPOR 2 SMARTWATCH
• MYCRO POCKET LIGHT
• Powered by blockchain
• Facebook bringing 3D photos to newsfeed
• BECOMING A LISTENING SALESPERSO­N
• CELEBRATIN­G 15 YEARS OF FABULOUSNE­SS
• Hybrid time keeper
• Putting tech to good use
• Exploring the world of insects
• Made for RPG enthusiast­s
• FOLLOW-THROUGH RALLY LIKELY
• ‘ALL-U.K. CUSTOMS DEAL MERELY SPECULATIO­N’
• Berkshire Q3 operating profit doubles
• Amazon director slams ‘genius’ leaking info on second HQ
• SAUDI ARABIA READY TO BOOST OUTPUT
• Vietnam may give Facebook, Google 1-year grace period
• Private school operator’s IPO sees weak demand
• ‘PENANG CONSIDERED DEVELOPED’
• ‘Govt wants Sarawak’s rights returned’
• Saifuddin: No more flying first class for foreign minister, staff
• SMK MAXWELL GETS HERITAGE STATUS
• Wildlife enforcemen­t officers lured by big returns
• KL CALLS FOR YEMEN CEASEFIRE
• COPS SEEK WITNESS, CITY HALL OFFICER
• 20 JAYWALKERS KILLED ON KL ROADS SINCE JANUARY
• Teenager held over 143kg of ketum leaves
• N. KOREA WARNS OF RETURN TO NUKE POLICY
• 19 suspects in Egypt Coptic attack killed
• INDONESIA EXTENDS SEARCH
• Life sentence for Bahrain opposition chief
• Sri Lanka’s ousted PM says US, Japan freeze US$1 billion aid
• FRANCE MARKS WW1 CENTENARY
• New Caledonia votes to stay in France
• STRICT RULES KEEP MILLIONS FROM VOTING
• Iranians fear more misery from US sanctions
• HARDEN RETURNS TO FIRE ROCKETS
• Olympic future in doubt after Rakhimov elected AIBA chief
• DJOKO FOILS FEDERER’S 100th
• England coach Jones backs Farrell to avoid punishment
• Herath for last hurrah against England
• ‘ANGRY’ BAYERN MULL LEGAL ACTION
• Henry still winless as Monaco lose at Reims
• Gremio lose appeal to annul River’s victory
• Teenager gives new Real boss first Liga win
• Bayern dismiss ‘stupid’ questions over Kovac’s future
• ALLEGRI HAILS RONALDO
• WHAT THE DEVIL IS HAPPENING?
• Schmeichel: We all wanted to go to his funeral
• KLOPP SATISFIED
• Gunners on the right road under Emery
• MARVELLOUS MARQUEZ
• Emotional last race for Adam
• EMOTIONAL RACE FOR HAFIZH
• Exciting days for eSports duo
• SAFAWI STAKES MVP CLAIM
• Disappoint­ment for Azam
• BECOMING A LISTENING SALESPERSO­N
• CELEBRATIN­G 15 YEARS OF FABULOUSNE­SS

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