The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2017-11-04

• Govt to fulfil promises made
• Alibaba launches electronic trading hub in M’sia
• ‘M’sian durians best in world’ – Chinese leader
• Jack Ma impressed with Najib’s leadership
• 68,000 in Sabah sit for SPM, STPM exams
• Many want to see me in prison – Dr M
• Arsenal through, Everton out
• ‘Datuk Seri’ rearrested over drug offence
• 11 police reports against woman over alleged defamatory comment
• Prince Charles fascinated by Malaysia's cultural diversity
• RM927 million for rural Sabah projects
• Constant blood donation needed
• Rep objects to Penampang parking fee proposal
• Kiulu beckons adventure seekers with unique trek
• 13,000 fishermen have received aid from Ko-Nelayan
• Tighten security at all entry points call
• ASM crucial to implement Fourth Industrial Revolution — Tangau
• Bimp-Eaga bus driver log book to boost safety
• M’sian Edmund Yeo wins Best Director at Tokyo Internatio­nal Film Festival
• Ex-ISA detainee says will not accept even if Dr M apologised
• 2017 successful year for Malaysia — Najib
• Tawau flea market set to operate every weekend
• BEM works with varsities to increase Malaysia's registered engineers
• No ‘blame game' in pursuit of devt — Raymond
• Lorry driver jailed, caned for causing son’s death
• Two men arrested over catamaran tragedy, court told
• Mongolian woman charged with prostituti­on
• ‘Datuk Seri’ rearrested over drug offence
• Man jailed for abusing his children
• By Erda Khursyiah Basir
• M’sian behind US$100 billion company’s relocation to US
• Festival offers an opportunit­y for Chinese to enjoy Musang King the kampung way
• Don’t replant, open up new land – farmer
• Sarawak to balance its savings, investment­s — CM
• PBB’s ‘Squad Sayang’ now called ‘Squad Kasih Sayang’
• Nazri should encourage excellence in both English, BM — Baru
• Coding a digital-ready community
• Federal govt must resolve education issues in S’wak — NGO
• It’ll haul your family and pull Ford into the future
• Tesla announces big loss as production struggles continue
• Honda brings its legendary Gold Wing into the digital age
• Team spirit the key for Top 14 leaders Lyon
• All Blacks happy with praise from England coach Jones
• Limits of endurance as marathon stars run out of time
• Root urges England 'character' under Ashes barrage
• No Casey favours in Ryder Cup, says Bjorn
• Colsaerts snags share of early lead in Turkey
• Birdie blitz puts Feng among leaders in Japan
• Bayern plot more Dortmund woe as Lewandowsk­i returns
• Ghoulam blow as Napoli focus back on Serie A
• Everton dumped out of Europe
• Salah can fire Liverpool revival, says Klopp
• Marseille's Evra charged by UEFA for kicking fan
• Abraham among uncapped trio in England squad
• Thompson spurs Warriors as San Antonio downed
• Van Niekerk says knee surgery 'successful'
• Joshua looms as Wilder faces underdog Stiverne
• Runner Suwaibah now RMAF sports icon
• Morais eyes Malaysia Cup title to complete JDT's memorable season
• Kota Kinabalu take on Beaufort for Tan Sri Musa Aman Cup
• Chelsea, United battle to stay in touch with runaway City
• By Alen Kee
• Kim edges clear in Las Vegas
• Smith fumes over 'mates pick' claims
• Written-off Real will rebel, says Ramos
• Boks-All Blacks World Cup clash 'massive contest' – Coetzee
• Full steam ahead for Lyon in derby showdown
• Asylum protesters struggle in PNG camp
• China says has agreement with Vietnam on managing South China Sea dispute
• New York attacker was ‘soldier’ of IS, Islamic State says
• Spain detains Catalonia’s former ministers
• Syrian army takes full control of Deir Ezzor city from IS
• Judge maintains house arrest for Manafort and Gates
• World’s stateless deserve nationalit­y – UNHCR
• US sends supersonic bombers over Korean peninsula
• Sharif appears in court to face corruption allegation­s
• Taiwan president visits US territory of Guam despite Chinese ire
• US Secretary of State to visit crisis-hit Myanmar
• ‘Devout terrorist’ jailed for Australia plot
• South Korea’s ousted Park expelled from own party
• Harassment of women ‘can never be tolerated’ — Ivanka Trump
• Newly discovered orangutan species is most endangered great ape — Study
• Philippine­s spotlights antigraft measures to woo US aid
• Britain raises Israeli settlement­s on Balfour centenary
• Iraqi forces enter Al-Qaim, last IS bastion in Iraq – Military
• Russia wants UN report on Syria sarin attack shelved
• Policeman dies after knife attack outside parliament
• UN climate talks resume with wary eyes on Trump
• Pope Francis condemns war as ‘useless tragedy’
• Pressure mounts on Merkel over migrant policy in future coalition
• Twitter says Trump’s account deactivate­d by employee leaving company
• Senate Democrats demand that Sessions testify again on Russia
• China disputes Trump’s claims of fentanyl ‘flood’ into US
• US must ‘tell truth’ on alleged Cuba attacks — Foreign minister
• Asia shares relieved by Powell pick, pause for US jobs test
• Bursa Malaysia ends on easier note
• Affin Hwang initiates Apex Healthcare with a ‘buy’
• HLB eyes 30-40 pct transactio­ns to be done online in next 2-3 years
• Chicken Cheesy Bites pizza makes comeback
• National debt stays below 55 pct of GDP
• World Bank’s report ranking acknowledg­ement of reliabilit­y of Malaysia’s electricit­y supply – Ongkili
• Unisem’s 9M17 results in line, dividend yield expected to remain satisfacto­ry
• MISC’s nine months pre-tax profit slips 15 pct to RM1.96 billion
• Govt has responsibi­lity to develop and maintain facilities — Othman
• Najib, Ma flag off 1,972 export ready SMEs onboard DFTZ
• AirAsia awarded Gold at the Putra Brand Awards 2017 for eighth consecutiv­e year
• We want to globalise e-commerce, not on our platform – Jack Ma
• Inaugural ministeria­l meeting of palm oil producing countries in Bali
• Ten securities regulators to host Asean Capital Market conference Nov 8
• Apple’s iPhone X hits Asia stores as profits soar
• Heineken sweeps gold, silver and bronze at Putra Brand Awards
• Bitcoin versus palm oil:Which investment is better?
• Alibaba cloud service likely to boost consolidat­ion of data
• Cockatoos cost Australian cable company thousands in cable damages
• Baldwin admits he’s ‘bullied women’, calls for reforms
• Director Ratner sues woman who accused him of rape
• Spacey hit by new sexual harassment allegation­s in UK
• If you think Swift only sings about exes, then you don’t get it
• In tense times, Maroon 5 doesn’t want protest songs
• How an obscure comedy director transforme­d the ‘Thor’ franchise
• Sharp social-media satire features Instagramm­ers who would literally kill for ‘likes’
• Freeman toasts American Film Institute at 50th year gala
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Lab’s nose can sniff when there’s diabetic emergency
• This golden retriever is a quadruple amputee - and, now, a therapy dog
• Scotland’s north-eastern scenery circuit
• In Turkey, a surprise-hit crime drama trades the glitter for grit
• Jackie Chan’s ‘Bleeding Steel’ secures global deal

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