The Borneo Post - 2017-05-06

• Ip Man is here for AIFFA 2017
• US$30 mln boost for Asean filmmakers to produce quality films
• PRS MPs under scrutiny
• Ministry to revise policies and action plans for relevance
• New game plan needed for worlds — Chong Wei
• Rep: Mini-carnival expects to generate RM50,000 in sales
• Farmers receive Musang King durian seedlings
• Trump savours win as House passes Obamacare repeal
• Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell get dual Hollywood stars
• Total trade rises to RM159.86 bln in March, exports expand
• 223 Kapit division educators receive excellence awards
• ‘M’sian suspected of Daesh links left Thailand on April 21’
• Flotilla of foreign fishing vessels spotted off Miri
• Clan lodges police report over missing RM50,000
• Youth held in connection with housebreak­ing
• Joint committee to be formed on state’s ICT infrastruc­ture
• Women filmmakers urged to make movies on social issues
• Some 300 internatio­nal film delegates converge for Aiffa Gala Night tonight
• Najib emphasises importance of political stability
• 33 attend Wireman G2 programme at UCTS
• 600 hashers gather for Miri HHH ‘Red Dress Charity Run’
• RM1.5 mln to upgrade 2 km of Ling Chu Ming Road
• Big turnout expected at Victory Charity Night Run 2017
• ‘Use coming GE to push for Cabotage Policy abolishmen­t’
• PIN a must for domestic transactio­ns from July 1
• Activities galore today, tomorrow at Sarawakian­a Carnival 2017
• Thoughts on apps for start-ups
• Hotels, F&B industry record highest bypass rate for PIN-based transactio­ns
• BNM studies use of mobile wallets for money transfer
• Ensure schools free from gangsters, drug trafficker­s and hooligans
• Najib gets extension of interim injunction against Tony Pua
• Minister visits Nestlé Malaysia factory
• Corruption: High Court upholds conviction, sentence on Cameron Highlands land settler
• Friar Oliver Tham ordained at St Ann’s Parish
• ‘Make your voice heard via suggestion boxes’
• STU: Not ideal to abolish corporal punishment
• ‘Seek what’s owed by federal government for developmen­t’
• S4S lauds See, says CIR Bill a milestone for democracy
• ‘DUN has power to pass citizens-initiated referendum­s’
• MPP asked to stop use of ‘toxic weedicide’
• PBDSB names Rapelson for Puncak Borneo seat
• Report injury, mishaps and claim benefits, Socso tells contributo­rs
• GrabCar service set to rival taxis, public transport in Sibu
• Vitagen celebrates 40 years of championin­g digestive care
• Barrier defying Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ land in Malaysia
• Hunt for real estate offerings at Sheda Property Expo 2017
• Liew Shin Huat Furniture holds 3-day promotion
• One year for Kapit to attain digital status — Resident
• MASwings offers Ramadan promo on all ATR services
• Networking session on music, business to make debut at annual Borneo Jazz
• Cooking it out at An-Nur Mosque
• Exciting lineup for Samarahan Gawai Festival grand opening
• Country music lovers dance the night away at theme dinner
• Villagers raise over RM10,000 for new chapel building fund
• Toastmaste­rs Vivian, Hemlet to represent districts at contest
• Gawai Dayak Bazaar to feature ethnic cuisine and delicacies
• Marine police to hold fishing competitio­n at Sibu Laut Beach
• Another Turk arrested over national security fear — IGP
• Email attacks ‘most favoured cyber weapon’ in 2016
• Ipoh airport reopens after resurfacin­g of runway pothole
• 35 Myanmar migrants heading to Malaysia found dumped in Thai forest
• Four more Urban Transforma­tion Centres to be set up this year
• Call for women PTD officers to be bold in voicing out opinions to ensure success of TN50
• Malaysia Coffee Fest 2017 offers over 60 top brands to coffee enthusiast­s
• Bank Rakyat announces 15 pct dividend payment for 2016
• Reaction to lapsed Bandar Malaysia deal only in short term — Analyst
• British PM boosted by local election results ahead of key vote
• 37 injured in blast at chemical recycling plant in Spain
• Indonesia files US$2 bln lawsuit over Australia oil spill
• Family says booted off Delta flight over child’s seat
• Hungary charges 11 over 71 migrant deaths in Austrian lorry
• Monaco revert to title chase after Euro blow
• PSG to bid 70 mln euros for Aubameyang — Report
• China’s Tianjin denies Costa transfer report
• Sarawak second in Malaysia Open DanceSport C’ship
• Phillip, Sharifah emerge champion in Orang Ulu golf tourney
• SMK, SJK Methodist make big waves at swimming meet
• Rossi aims to extend surprise lead in Spain
• Giro riders thrown out after positive tests
• Wiping world records ‘not cowardly’ — IAAF
• Harmoni, HKH Pink in KGS Team Matchplay final showdown
• Title, not transfers, on Pochettino’s mind
• Ecclestone stunted F1, says chief Carey
• Former Sarawak coach says all-local team a wise move
• Mourinho awed by wonder kid Rashford’s work rate
• RRSS dominates Sarawak CIS Games
• Green fuels Warriors win, Wizards down Celtics
• US urges South East Asia allies to shun N. Korea
• N. Korea accuses CIA of plot to assassinat­e Kim Jong-Un
• Cities best armed to fight climate change, says UN climate chief
• Brutal French presidenti­al race enters final stretch
• UN rights investigat­or angers Philippine­s with visit
• Russia, Turkey, Iran sign deal to set up Syria safe zones
• Eman continues treatment in Abu Dhabi hospital
• S. Korea to draw line under Park scandal with vote
• Deadly unrest grips Venezuela as students rally
• India’s top court upholds 2012 gang rape death sentences
• Boy killed by blasphemy lynch mob in Pakistan
• Nepal promises Sherpa guides summit certificat­es
• UN official kidnapped by renegade FARC rebels
• Kim Jong-Un revisits island strike site
• Beijing removes 180,000 old and polluting cars from roads from January-April
• DR Congo arrests 14 Chinese for red wood smuggling
• Greek court blocks extraditio­n of Turkish soldiers again, angers Angkara
• Thousands of pro-independen­ce southern Yemenis demonstrat­e in Aden against president Hadi
• US will lose jobs if it quits Paris climate deal — UN
• Hundreds march against Trump ahead of NY visit
• Trump meets Australia’s Turnbull, says spat ‘all worked out’
• Italian PM hails NGOs rescuing migrants off coast of Libya
• WHO: Next Ebola outbreak ‘inevitable’ but world better prepared
• South African court orders Zuma to explain shock cabinet reshuffle
• Hungary opens probe into abuse at home for the disabled
• Swiss spy ‘ran mole’ in German tax office
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• ‘May the 4th be with you’: Star Wars fans mark 40th anniversar­y
• Samira Wiley on why her character in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is a hero
• Choreograp­her Benjamin Millepied to direct ‘Carmen’
• Carina Lau wants to pursue as much knowledge as she can
• Chinese movie wins special jury award at Houston Internatio­nal Film Fest
• Dave Bautista: ‘Blade Runner 2049’ is better than the original
• No more weed or nipple pasties as Miley Cyrus debuts a ‘clean’ image
• ‘I don’t regret that’: Colbert responds to backlash sparked by crude joke
• Harry Potter play to open in New York in spring 2018
• Inta Bina to raise RM26.76 mln from IPO
• Pan Borneo, Baleh Dam catalytic to CMS’ earnings growth
• BNM’s internatio­nal reserves at US$96.1 bln as at April 28
• Headwinds yet to subside for MISC, analysts mixed on outlook
• Malaysians love shopping internatio­nally, says 11street
• Asia to see stronger growth this year
• Analysts positive on UMWOG’s disposal of 50 pct stake in Naga 1
• Malaysian equity stands to gain Trump’s first 100 days
• GreenTech Malaysia announces new GCEO
• Bursa Malaysia closes higher on strong support
• RHB targets 9 to 10 per cent growth in retail banking
• Bank Rakyat announces 15 pct dividend payment for 2016
• United’s Munoz goes from saviour to man on hot seat real fast
• A boring business that Buffett would love
• Microsoft wants to get its products into classrooms
• Apple needs the ‘iPhone 8’ to succeed
• Japanese government looks to India to fill IT shortfall
• Apple can’t ignore Microsoft’s new laptop in the market
• OPEC heads for rollover, bigger oil cut unlikely
• US labour market tightening, productivi­ty drops
• Top ECB economist sees fewer risks to eurozone recovery
• US trade deficit edges lower in March
• J&J ordered to pay US$110 million in US talc-powder trial
• Spain probes ex-HSBC executives over money laundering
• Japan, China, S.Korea pledge to resist protection­ism
• Australia wins landmark WTO tobacco packaging case
• Made-in-China jet takes maiden flight
• Indonesian economic growth picks up in first quarter
• Reserve Bank lifts Australia growth forecast

The Borneo Post - 2017-05-05

The Borneo Post - 2017-05-07