The Borneo Post - 2017-01-13

• New Chief Minister expected to be sworn in tomorrow
• Thousands bid farewell to Tok Nan
• Talks on devolution of power highlight of Adenan’s leadership
• His love for nature led to fight against illegal loggers
• UPP cancels all CNY events, celebratio­ns
• Adenan achieved much in his short tenure as chief minister — Nancy
• Facebook user remanded over postings, to be sent to Sibu
• Desa Senadin Muslims grateful for Adenan’s contributi­ons
• Adenan a sincere, honest leader, says Minos
• ‘Federal-state cooperatio­n will not be dampened’
• ‘Adenan had been doing things his way’
• Morshidi: Adenan very concerned about people’s wellbeing
• Mawan describes late CM as ‘practical and down-to-earth’ person
• ‘Adenan was well loved by the people’
• Kelabits in mourning for Adenan, their Maran Ribed
• Mirians among thousands paying last respects to Adenan
• Religious leaders pay tribute to Adenan
• Reflection­s on Adenan’s demise
• Nurul Izzah: Adenan a great visionary leader
• ‘Successor would find it difficult to follow in Adenan’s footsteps’
• Adenan won the hearts of many with people-first policies
• Sarawak netizens pour out their feelings for Adenan
• Rep: Adenan a brave man and a man of principle
• Lorries carrying oil palm fruits crash at Sebangkoi
• CNY promotions galore at Emart
• ‘Special gifts if you confirm property purchase on the spot’
• Good Samaritans donate rice, sugar to Chinese associatio­n
• ‘Stay longer to experience beautiful, hospitable Taiwan’
• UCTS, Gimhwak sign MoU to promote shipbuildi­ng industry
• Mall offers facility for mothers to breastfeed babies
• Society inviting the blind to register for RM100 relief aid
• Forum on partnershi­p for indigenous community resilience
• Makkah hotel investment scam: Businessma­n charged again
• Contractor­s told to work mindfully in city heritage area
• Wegahome Electrical offers discounts up to 70 pct for CNY
• 28 Chinese nationals suspected of being ETIM members repatriate­d
• 744 Chinese nationals deported for online fraud, gambling
• MoF rules out any possibilit­y of budget recalibrat­ion
• LIMA’17 expected to receive over 40,000 trade visitors
• Trash talk
• MOHE to draw up research priority roadmap for varsities
• Japan PM offers Philippine­s drug war support
• Samsung chief questioned by prosecutor­s in South Korea political scandal
• China muted after Tillerson vows islands blockade
• French court bails ex-Kosovo PM accused of war crimes
• Messi free-kick magic sends Barca into Cup quarters
• ‘Egyptian Messi’ Salah’s star rising for Egypt
• African Nations Cup impact keenly felt by European clubs
• Skipper Silva nods holders PSG into last four
• Murray, Kerber top seeds at Aussie Open
• 76ers stun Knicks on McConnell’s buzzer-beater
• Floyd says offered Conor US$15 mln to fight
• Sir Andy to be treated like ‘royalty’ in Melbourne
• Pacquiao still in talks to fight Jeff Horn
• Asian fringe ready for World Cup expansion — Japan FA boss
• Redmond puts Saints within touching distance of Wembley
• Leaving Chelsea for China ‘not a step down’ — Oscar
• Don’t mess with him: A great sports figure
• Malaysia’s Faiz Subri can bend it like Beckham but will he become Asian star?
• Barca won’t break bank to keep Messi
• Trillerson shows readiness to oppose Trump
• Legend lives on Down Under as Elvis Express departs
• Study shows the way stress may harm your heart
• Ban returns to S. Korea after hinting at presidency run
• New lease of life for Jakarta’s once-filthy rivers
• Myanmar sets 60 days for by-election campaign period
• Japan PM first foreign leader to visit Duterte’s Philippine­s
• HK deputy announces leadership bid
• China says its aircraft carrier leaves Taiwan Strait
• Taiwan says Nigeria wants it to move its trade office from Abuja
• Scientists closer to solving mystery of Earth’s core
• Philippine police chief warns on-the-run cop he will die
• ‘No deal’ as Polish opposition sticks to parliament protest
• A year on, mothers of Brazil’s zika babies struggle
• 26 dead in days of Democratic Republic of Congo clashes over slain militia chief
• Breivik ‘trying to spread his ideology from prison’
• Something ‘fishy’ going on at LA sushi restaurant­s
• 2 years after Nato steps down, Afghan forces still struggle
• UN distances itself from Ban relatives corruption scandal
• Sex assault cases lead to soul-searching in Israel
• STAR GAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Warren Buffett’s life is chronicled in HBO movie
• Drug dealer, 72, ‘among suspected Kardashian robbers’
• Victoria Beckham told her younger self to always make effort with her appearance
• Jackie Chan back with kicks, adventure in ‘Kung Fu Yoga’
• ‘Handmaiden,’ ‘Bovary,’ ‘Train’ lead nomination­s for Asian Film Awards
• In ‘20th Century Women,’ young man comes of age, with female help
• Natalie on keeping mum when costar Ashton earned triple her salary
• Deadpool named as Producer’s Guild narrows award picks
• The Carpenters sue Universal Music over digital royalties
• Selena Gomez and The Weeknd spotted smooching
• SC expects firms to raise RM105 bln in capital in 2017
• Analysts expect no major changes in state government policies
• Companies raise almost a trillion from capital market
• Halal exports of RM40 bln expected this year
• Mercedes-Benz hits record sales with 11,779 units in 2016
• ACCCIM: China an invaluable strategic partner
• Malaysia’s data centre industry revenue to exceed RM1 bln this year
• German trade fairs important for promoting M’sian exports
• Saudi cuts Feb oil exports to some buyers in India, Malaysia to meet OPEC deal
• Prestarian­g enters MoU with Alibaba Cloud, Conversant for education platform
• Maybank Indonesia proposes to sell stakes in WOM Finance
• Mild recovery expected for automotive sector
• Bursa Malaysia ends higher on gains in heavyweigh­ts
• RAM Ratings assigns A1/Stable/P1 ratings to Alliance Islamic Bank
• RAM Ratings assigns stable ratings to Alliance IB
• Six VW execs charged in emission scandal
• The Porsche 911 GTS now comes with turbocharg­ing
• Why your home and car will soon talk to each other
• Apple tax fight looks more difficult after court ruling to be fair to other companies
• China-championed Asia trade pact gains traction in Jakarta
• Prudential whistle-blower rocks the boat on Wells Fargo & Company scandal
• MJC City to launch Ohanna at Skyvilla Residence this weekend
• Magnum confident of maintainin­g strong operations in Sarawak
• MYBiomass, API in JDA to produce sugars from oil palm EFBs
• Canaan Square an affordable strata title commercial unit
• US expected to launch WTO complaint over subsidies
• Globalisat­ion ‘easy scapegoat’ for global angst — WEF chief
• France sells off Engie stake to finance Areva rescue
• South Korea economy likely grew 2.7 pct in 2016, Trump uncertaint­y looms
• Mexican peso hits new low after Trump news conference
• Personal computer sales fall for fifth year in a row
• China’s anti-Teslas: Cheap models drive electric car boom
• Thai crackdown on budget tours hits Chinese
• China turns to robots as workers age
• Game wardens in Kansas killed a pet deer
• A perfect circle around British Columbia
• Walking movement stirs African American women
• Chile’s cold south makes wine in the warming climate

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