New Straits Times - 2024-04-13

• INNOVATION, HIGH TECH TO PROPEL GROWTH
• End of bazaars?
• Indonesia refutes Israeli reports on normalisin­g ties
• You can’t have it both ways, DAP leaders told
• AGUSTA DEPLOYED TO BATTLE ROMPIN FIRES
• CAR DRIVER IN FATAL CRASH PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG ABUSE
• LIFE&TIMES
• Soloz’s journey to mobile legend goes big screen
• Implicatio­ns of PDP-PSB ‘marriage’ may be grave
• Compromise may better serve South Korea’s combative president
• INSTALL TRAFFIC LIGHTS AT HAZARDOUS JUNCTIONS
• Economic adjustment must benefit the marginalis­ed
• Argentina court blames ‘terrorist state’ Iran for 1990s attacks
• CALL FOR RESTRAINT IN MIDEAST
• Myanmar folk continue exodus to Thailand
• JAPAN, PHILIPPINE­S GET IRON CLAD U.S. SUPPORT
• Asia-Pacific gets new weapon against TB
• US-China rivalry looms over Solomon Islands polls
• CHINA’S TOP LAWMAKER VISITS PYONGYANG
• Soldiers and militia turn on civilians in encircled DR Congo’s Goma city
• SUDAN’S SILENT SUFFERING A YEAR INTO WAR
• LIV’S DECHAMBEAU STORMS AHEAD IN MASTERS
• LIVERPOOL’S EUROPE DREAM IN TATTERS
• Real face Mallorca balancing act
• ‘Liverpool need to switch back on after Europa flop’
• Villans to test Arsenal’s nerves
• GUNNERS BRACE FOR EMERY REUNION
• KELANTAN PAYMENTS CLAIM DISPUTED
• All-Malaysian clash in Asia semis
• GETTING PAID TO WEAR NATIONAL SHIRT
• Raya surprise for Haikal
• Thomas and Uber Cups squads named
• New global standards for internal auditing
• IATA BACKS MALAYSIA’S AIRLINE CARBON FEE
• NO CHANGE TO ’NEUTRAL’ CALL ON SECTOR
• ‘Buy’ stance kept on Kimlun
• HLIB Research places Velesto on ‘buy’ due to rebound potential
• ‘PROMISING IPO OUTLOOK THIS YEAR’
• If Fed hikes spurred rent inflation, markets should relax
• Analysts: Ringgit may stay weak in near term
• SINGAPORE KEEPS POLICY UNCHANGED

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