New Straits Times - 2024-04-12

• Travelling is a matter of life and death
• Former senator, DBP chief Firdaus Abdullah dies
• Find new ways for customer communicat­ion, police tell firms
• Swayed by scammers’ ‘local accent and profession­alism’
• Family, friends bid farewell to Sister Enda
• Teen m-cyclist warded after crashing into police vehicle dies
• Babies can recognise rhymes they heard in the womb, suggests study
• Tune in to these noises for sounder sleep
• Few Malaysian companies ready to defend against cyberattac­ks
• Fadhli: I was attracted to Suraya’s gentle character
• Maya Karin’s relationsh­ip with Frenchman ‘still on’
• German chancellor will have to balance tough talk and trade in China trip
• Girls biggest victim of Nigeria kidnap scourge
• Much to gain from tie-up with Lithuania
• SUPPORT RECONCILIA­TION EFFORTS
• ‘NO CHANGE IN TRUCE POSITION’
• JUNTA TROOPS RETREAT FROM BORDER TOWN
• Rohingya mark Eid in Indonesia
• French folk relieved over drug traffickin­g cleanup
• LUFTHANSA SUSPENDS TEHERAN FLIGHTS
• Ukraine director revives ‘lost’ Mariupol theatre
• ‘40 MISSILES, 40 DRONES FIRED’
• The world’s ‘invincible’ football team
• FOWLER RISKS MASTERS CURSE
• Rebel chief Norman crashes Augusta
• XAVI ‘A GREAT VICTORY’ HAILS
• Enrique confident PSG can recover to win tie against Barcelona
• FIFA CLEARS KEDAH OVER UNPAID SALARIES
• WHAT IS ON ZII JIA’S MIND?
• BOOST FROM TOURISM RECOVERY
• The universal appeal of Islamic banking principles
• RHB Research maintains ‘buy’ rating on KKB with target price of RM2.02
• ‘Trading buy’ stance on Hibiscus
• GentinG Malaysia seen as stronG bidder
• RHB Research positive on equity market
• RHB Research keeps ‘buy’ call on Aeon Credit with RM7 target price
• Associatio­n proposes more ‘reasonable’ threshold of RM50,000 for gold jewellery
• BENEFITS OF LEADERSHIP COACHING
• Kuala Lumpur jumps 16 spots to 73rd position, IMD survey reveals
• US to consider Republican concerns about China’s Brite in trade sanction
• AUSSIE BID TO OVERHAUL ECONOMY
• China consumer prices rise at slower rate on weak domestic demand

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