New Straits Times - 2024-05-09

• Getting rid of the corrupt
• PRELIMINAR­Y REPORT OUT TODAY
• Govt ready to discuss sanction matter
• PH USES NEW WAYS TO ENGAGE YOUNG VOTERS
• ‘PN’s message is for govt to focus on people’s wellbeing’
• Pang: No friction between DAP, PKR
• HIGHER WAGES PICKED OVER SUBSIDIES
• Unicef calls for introducti­on of universal childcare allowance in Malaysia
• TOP UK OFFICIAL LAUDS ROBUST DEFENCE TIES
• ‘CHECK TREES IN URBAN AREAS YEARLY’
• ‘Victim was on the way to pick up employer’s guests’
• ‘I’M NOT TO BE BLAMED FOR SRC LOSSES’
• DPP: Judge erred in acquitting Bung Moktar, wife
• Muhyiddin gets passport back to visit ailing sister
• A series of ‘firsts’ for Farid in ‘Baran’
• Could yoghurt, cheese reduce asthma symptoms?
• Mental illness costs US economy US$282b a year
• The ‘L Shape’ blush hack for a fresh look
• Universiti Malaya Theatre Carnival honours Fauziah Nawi
• Jail time a boon and bane for Trump’s re-election bid
• 57pc of Gaza in ruins
• GOING THE EXTRA MILE TO SPUR EV OWNERSHIP
• Hiring disabled will help boost labour market
• APRIL MAKES GLOBAL HEAT RECORD
• Singapore urges better supervisio­n after stem cell bank scandal
• AstraZenec­a withdraws Covid vaccine
• Europe student Gaza protests spread, sparking clashes
• U.S. HALTS BOMB SHIPMENT TO ISRAEL
• COURT HEARS STORMY SEX DETAILS
• London men-only Garrick club votes to admit women
• WEDDING BELLS RING FOR 100-YEAR-OLD U.S. VETERAN
• MBAPPE DENIED DREAM FAREWELL
• NO ‘MENTAL BACKUP’ FOR SIVASANGAR­I
• Leverkusen edge closer to Dublin as another record looms
• HAFIZUDDIN PROVES HIS WORTH
• ‘CHARITY SHIELD SHOULD PLAY ON’
• FAM, Selangor launch ‘solidarity’ campaigns for Faisal
• IILM issues US$1.03b of short-term sukuk
• RM53B DISBURSED SINCE 2020
• Rakuten Trade keeps ‘buy’ recommenda­tion on Crest Builder
• ‘BUY’ STANCE RETAINED ON BURSA
• BANK NEGARA LIKELY TO
• ‘Semiconduc­tor sector to strengthen in H2’
• ‘ESG sukuk market to cross US$50b outstandin­g within 2 years’
• INVESTING IN CONSUMER STOCKS
• INVESTORS GEAR UP FOR M&AS
• TikTok, ByteDance sue to block US law seeking sale or ban of app

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