The Borneo Post - 2016-07-22

• Standing on common ground
• NREB will not issue open burning permits in August
• Interpol M’sia asked to help find run-away suspect in Bill’s murder
• ‘Revamp of ministries to attain greater efficiency’
• Two matches in the bag but ‘nothing to shout about’
• Turkey imposes state of emergency
• Several roads closed for Sukma opening
• Miranda Kerr is engaged to Snapchat founder Spiegel
• Business confidence stabilises, but uncertaint­y remains
• Ministry to digitise RTM services by 2018
• Soldier’s bomb joke leads to arrest, flight cancellati­ons
• Cop accidental­ly shot dead in domestic scuffle
• Negotiatio­ns underway with kidnappers to free 5 Malaysian tugboat crew — Nur Jazlan
• US maps 1MDB fraud trail from Kuala Lumpur to Hollywood
• IGP: Police have recorded statements from over 25 people
• ‘Law to be enforced without exception if wrongdoing proven’
• S’wakians celebrate Sarawak Day for the first time today
• They are much more aware of the State’s history now
• See: Don’t deviate from the significan­ce of July 22
• Mirians give approval to Sarawak Day
• ‘Common people of Sarawak must come first’
• Masing wants unit to solve traffic jams, public transporta­tion
• Councillor­s list ‘waiting for TYT endorsemen­t’
• DAP Miri says Yii best man as mayor
• CM to officiate at 15th peat congress
• CMEA to have own logo this year, says Peter
• Naim to hold Hari Raya open house at its Kuching Sales Gallery
• Rosey: Screening of pupils’ immunisati­on records a good move
• Read thoroughly contracts, Astro subscriber­s told
• Baram folk welcome govt’s new tourism strategy
• Bringing families closer with good food, child-friendly facilities
• Ellie Wee crowned fairest of them all in Yeo’s Natural Beauty Contest
• Fajar receives notes on Sarawak’s history
• Police seize metaphetam­ine worth RM3.8 mln in raids
• RM13 million business transactio­n believed to be motive behind real estate agent’s murder
• ‘Efforts must be stepped up to improve understand­ing on true teachings of Islam’
• MAHB beefs up security at its Istanbul airport
• DOJ not investigat­ing Najib — Salleh
• DOJ lawsuits did not name Najib or allege wrongdoing by him — Apandi
• Bangladesh awards US$2.5 billion coal-fired power project to Malaysia
• Observing detention in Lenggeng
• M’sia to study Sri Lanka’s request for deportatio­n of prisoners
• All eyes on Pogba as United chase world record swoop
• The rest are just fighting for podium, says Froome
• Five facts on Sam Allardyce
• Transition puts Schippers on double gold path
• S. Korea’s Lee weighs cost of taekwondo gold
• Bolt targets third sprint sweep to close Olympic chapter
• Eatons on a double gold mission like no other
• Shotput champ Adams finally sees light at end of injury tunnel
• Our time will come, says cycling coach
• Players and officials optimistic about Sarawak’s chances
• The future is out there for Sarawak shooters
• Hamilton sweats over record fifth Hungary victory
• S'wak poised to top medal tally for taekwondo
• Esther Yong eyes two archery gold for Sarawak
• 18th Sukma souvenirs, anyone?
• 5,000 attend rehearsal of 18th Sukma opening ceremony
• Hong Kong ‘Umbrella Revolution’ leader convicted for protests
• Allies finalise plans to defeat IS group
• Bangladesh court convicts opposition leader’s son
• Protesters, police clash in Yerevan over hostage crisis
• China eyes eight cruise ships to serve South China Sea
• Five detained over Nice attack to face judge
• Protests as S. Korea president defends US anti-missile system
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi to visit the US, says govt
• Pakistan lawmakers to debate honour killing, rape laws
• New ‘giant thief’ dinosaur discovered in Argentina
• Japan warns over Pokemon Go pitfalls ahead of launch
• Works by purged Chinese leader published in Hong Kong
• President Xi urges Chinese Muslims to resist religious ‘infiltrati­on’
• ‘Sugar daddies’ and ‘blessers’: A threat to AIDS fight
• 17 arrested at flag burning near Republican convention
• Cruz upends Republican convention, refuses to back Trump
• Merkel accepts Britain’s decision to delay triggering Brexit
• Top online pirate suspect arrested in Poland, charged in US
• Gambia opposition leader gets 3-year jail sentence
• Studios conjure magic, superheroe­s in battle for Comic-Con fans
• Twitter stirs debate as ‘troll’ banned over racist abuse
• Matt Damon left ‘furious’ by hurtful comments on Internet
• Actor Gong Yoo opens up about insecuriti­es while making new film
• Stars pay tribute to late director Garry Marshall
• Shannen Doherty shaves head after cancer diagnosis
• Latin Grammy to honour Marc Anthony
• Malaysian branch still strategic for Bank of China even after potential stake reduction
• Marine business unit, FPSO conversion will continue to underpin MMHE’s earnings
• Dancomech debuts at 80 sen on main market, premium of five sen
• Automotive sector’s TIV in July ‘to be better’ as festive sales continue
• Maybank eager to participat­e in BNM’s fintech paper
• Impact of B10 mandate, minimum wage policy minimal on Tiong Nam
• ACMB to invest RM20 mln in aquacultur­e farming in Pahang
• CIMB Thai posts 5.5 per cent increase in net profit for 1H16
• Greater commitment to anticorrup­tion policies needed
• Take advantage of M’sia-South Korea ties for business expansion
• Analysts positive on AirAsia’s large order book of 404 aircraft
• Bursa Malaysia closes sharply lower
• Globetroni­cs may face further delay in new sensors
• Gadang to benefit from rollout of infrastruc­ture projects in 2H16
• Ripping off Land Rover, getting away with it
• Car sharing is cutting emissions and congestion on US roads
• Pistachios, Afghans’ green gold, coveted by the Taliban
• How a small diaper company explains Brexit to the world
• Property developers come out for South East Asia Property Awards 2016
• Maxis’ first half in line with TA Research’s expectatio­ns
• RAM Ratings maintains CPO price expectatio­ns
• I-Bhd’s 1H16 net profit in line
• Show us the money: ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ probe may boost profits
• BoE sees no clear evidence Brexit has hurt economy yet
• ECB facing gathering storm clouds but will hold fire for now
• US charges two HSBC executives over forex-related scheme
• High noon for regulators in China’s Wild West bond mart
• Australian regulator approves logistics giant takeover worth A$9.05 billion
• Oil Search drops InterOil bid after ExxonMobil offer

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