The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2018-06-13

• Standardiz­ed food pricing
• S’wak parties leave BN and form new coalition
• AG’s Chambers receives 1MDB investigat­ion papers from MACC
• US triggers sniggers by ‘reunifying’ S’pore, M’sia
• Musa absent from swearing-in of BN and STAR reps
• Potential for bakeries to produce halal products — federation
• Umno, MCA, MIC respect decision of S’wak parties to quit BN
• Sabah-based BN parties may follow Sarawak – Abdul Rahman
• Ismail Bakar appointed Treasury Sec-General
• Malaysia and Japan to revive Look East Policy
• Misappropr­iation evidence of RM300 mln belonging to HRDF submitted to MACC
• Policies to ensure all students receive education, training
• Sabah Govt urged to set up State Green Council
• By Neil Brian Joseph
• PBS to formalise link with Sabah’s proposed coalition
• Ignored and unapprecia­ted UPKO urged to return ‘home’
• Brother of copper theft suspect detained
• Foreigner to face death penalty for drug possession
• Duo held for alleged drug pushing
• MTUC Sabah calls for one minimum wage rate
• Centre Point to organize Kids Funtivity Week
• Affordable housing council operationa­l in August
• RTM gets RM30 mln sponsorshi­p for World Cup soccer telecast
• Tawau Kinabalu Pink Ribbon adopts slogan ‘HOPE’ for run
• Furniture group donates to flood victims
• Man jailed eight years for robbing woman of cash, handphone
• Fake IMM13 document lands Filipina in prison
• 10 telephone operators charged in connection with Macau scam
• Malaysia requests yen credit from Japan – Dr Mahathir
• Malaysia, Japan agree to keep Melaka Strait, South China Sea free for navigation for all countries
• Malaysia to investigat­e investment­s in UK — Anwar
• M’sia, Japan hope for successful US-North Korea summit
• Mahathir proposes Japanese university branch in Malaysia
• Dr M defends CEP over summoning of judges
• Dr M invites Japan to invest in Malaysia
• DOSH issues lawsuits warning for constructi­on site accidents
• GPS, BN not the same – Abg Johari
• Component parties quitting BN good for PH — Mat Sabu
• Plan to form new Sarawak political coalition ‘insincere’, says PH man
• Bersatu invites GPS to cooperate with PH
• GPS wolf in sheep’s clothing – Dr Yii
• SUPP to convene special meeting on its future in GPS
• NHL ref Rank swaps skates for spikes in US Open bid
• Mickelson urges fair US Open test, not ‘carnival golf’
• No break for Super Rugby in 2019
• Bairstow says England can cope with No.1 tag as new-look Australia await
• Former world champion’s Haye day is over as he announces retirement
• Troubled Djokovic to play Wimbledon warm-up at Queen’s Club
• Federer eyes top spot return in Stuttgart
• Eriksen’s Denmark not a one-man show, says coach Hareide
• Portugal camp quiet on mounting Sporting crisis
• FCK United are Kaamatan Superveter­an champions
• Akinfeev out to save host Russia’s World Cup blushes
• Buttons fly in Brazilian tabletop football game
• We may not be golden generation but we are united — Kane
• Pistons hire Casey as coach on five-year deal — reports
• Neymar is star attraction as fans swarm to Brazil training
• U-15 tournament crucial platform to develop young talents
• Germany set to jet in to Russia as Belgium turn on the style
• Good response to SKA talent identifica­tion program
• ‘Fiasco’: How Saudi players had a rough time in Spain
• Test of nerves for Afghanista­n in debut against India
• Wilder, Joshua agree fight deal — ESPN
• Aussie Rules seeks new ground in multicultu­ral Australia 12
• Kyrgios reignites ‘racist’ feud with Dawn Fraser 17
• Hosts Russia have point to prove in World Cup opener 18
• Trump, Kim Jong Un share historic handshake
• S. Korea hails summit as ‘talks of the century’
• Chinese vase found in attic sells for 16.2 million euros
• Trump says he will stop ‘war games’ with South Korea
• US unveils new de facto embassy in Taiwan
• Brexit law faces tricky UK parliament votes
• Israel police evict settlers as deadline looms
• Japan PM hails Trump-Kim agreement as ‘first step’
• UN scrambles to avert ‘fierce bloody battle’ for Yemen port
• Domestic, gang violence no longer grounds for US asylum
• Reuters reporters subjected to sleep deprivatio­n during Myanmar probe
• Landslides kill 12 as monsoon batters Rohingya refugees
• Shark head found impaled on Australia fence
• N. Korea media herald Kim’s late night Singapore stroll
• Huh? China stumped by Ivanka Trump’s ‘Chinese proverb’
• Netanyahu questioned by police in telecom corruption case
• Police among four arrested after Iraq ballot fire
• Taliban kill Afghan officials as government’s ceasefire kicks in
• Driving winds and dry weather fan Colorado wildfire; 2,000 homes under evacuation
• Trial opens for Argentine nun, ex-minister who hid US$9 mln
• Ortega stays mum as Nicaragua continues violent downward spiral
• Lebanese man stuck in immigratio­n purgatory at Ecuador airport for 42 days
• Four children killed in US hostage drama
• Defiant charity to continue Aquarius migrant rescues
• Paris suburban train overturns in landslide
• London youths who made ‘drill music’ jailed for planning gang attack
• Two killed, one injured in Bulgaria military helicopter crash
• Canada rallies to Trudeau after Trump’s insult
• New car project will boost M’sian engineerin­g prowess
• Mixed views over need for new national car project
• Ninth gas discovery offshore Sarawak will enhance SK408’s viability
• Titanium-JMC alliance to provide special offers to customers
• Put an end to BNM’s non-core activities — professor
• The credit trap of paying the monthly minimum
• Upbeat on future airport traffic on extended holidays, travel momentum
• EPF records 80.58 pct increase in i-Akaun service usage in 1Q
• June’s CPO stock to be flat, strong demand surge for palm oil expected
• FAMA targets farmer’s market sales to increase 13.16 pct
• StanChart Malaysia to grow digital banking to 65 pct of client base
• Malaysia prepares to welcome the World Federation of Hemophilia Congress 2020
• AllianceDB­S Research maintains positive view on KPJ Healthcare
• I-Berhad,Visa ink I-City payment digitalisa­tion partnershi­p
• Stronger manufactur­ing activity across major clusters support GDP outlook
• AmInvest declares RM43 mln income distributi­on
• Largest blockchain conference held at US Harrah’s Resort this July
• China border city hope US-North Korea summit spurs business
• Vietnam legislator­s back cyber law clamping down on tech firms, dissent
• Investor focus turns to Fed’s policy language
• Hurt in past by false dawns, Chinese businessma­n is wary of bets on N.Korea opening up
• India set to miss key target for Japan-backed bullet train project
• Stocks, dollar rise as Trump, Kim sign ‘comprehens­ive’ document
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower
• RAM reaffirms AAA/stable rating of Cagamas MBS’s CMBS 2005-2
• Wholesale, retail trade rose to RM99.9 billion in April 2018
• SHINee marks tenth year with sixth full-length album
• Reality-show idols are new darlings of luxury brands in China
• Bernice Liu looks back in anger over breakup with Moses Chan
• Director Anthony Russo teases future of Marvel 4
• ‘Incredible­s 2’ proves animated superheroe­s are just as fun as Black Panther and Wonder Woman
• Jane Fonda doesn’t like tongue-kissing
• De Niro opens new front in anti-Trump culture wars. Even some liberals don’t know what to think.
• Jane Fonda to receive France’s prestigiou­s Lumière Award
• Ron Howard hurt at fans’ snub of ‘Solo’
• Robbie Williams to perform at World Cup opening ceremony
• Hathaway’s acting in ‘Ocean’s 8’ will win over Hathahater­s
• ‘Incredible­s 2’ set to break more records for Disney
• Why Matt Damon’s appearance in ‘Ocean’s 8’ was omitted
• Netflix’s ‘The Staircase’: Sensationa­l murder trial behind new series

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