The Borneo Post - 2018-06-19

• Masing suggests Sarawak’s reserves of RM31 billion be used before the next state election
• Single party not the answer
• Local product founders want more aggressive enforcemen­t on fake goods
• Zuraida to be first PH minister to visit Sarawak tomorrow
• S’wak set 77-gold target as no sport dropped
• Sim Swee Yong a friendly man, says Taib
• Trump’s zero-tolerance policy under fire
• Warisan files eight election petitions
• ‘Sibu traders sticking to Hari Raya price control scheme’
• John Travolta’s ‘Gotti’ gets rare zero per cent score
• Alibaba opens first national office in Bangsar South
• I will consider Masing’s proposal, says Abang Johari
• Ensure firm footing before going multiracia­l, PBB rep says of GPS
• Masing hopes GPS parties learn lesson from defeat in GE14
• Abdul Karim tells Masing not to dictate structure and setup of GPS
• DPM: Malaysia, Japan keen to expand collaborat­ion
• Bersatu Youth chief wants MACC, police probe into so-called Ramadan Bazaar scandal
• Second swearing-in of assembly reps becomes subject of conjecture
• Govt to evaluate zero GST effect — Salahuddin
• Bilateral trade between Malaysia, China to exceed US$100 bln
• ‘Govt transparen­cy, accountabi­lity beneficial to foreign investors’
• Penguang explains why GPS was formed
• Jack Ma hails Dr Mahathir for knowledge on technology
• Slim chance for Umno to gain foothold in Sarawak – Analyst
• Sarawakian­s will not easily accept Umno – Fazzrudin
• Sungai Tua assemblyma­n Amiruddin Shari new Selangor Menteri Besar?
• ‘Initiative­s like DFTZ tools to prepare young people for jobs’
• Azmin bids farewell as Selangor MB with a heavy heart
• Chong suggests Fadillah, Manyin sort out issues
• Power-less school shocks rep
• Lawyer mulls taking lawsuit against government to regain Sarawak’s petroleum resources
• STU urges govt to connect all schools with electricit­y
• PSM suggests direct income transfer to housewives
• Police arrest man over shooting death of hunting partner
• Roofs of 2 Sabah schools damaged by strong wind
• Two Myanmar nationals killed by falling pine tree branch
• TTI given grant to develop, preserve Orang Ulu culture
• Referendum Act and Ordinance will give voice to people over major issues – S4S
• Self-proclaimed rights activist launches signature protest drive against oil company
• Laku apologises for yellowish water, assures consumers safe for consumptio­n
• SRB prepares for Raya operation as scheduled
• KGBS supports move for Sarawak Education Dept to take charge of delivery of diesel
• Azmin presents name of new Selangor MB to Sultan
• Green resort tool ready for implementa­tion in Sabah
• Academic bills M’sians as ‘patriotic millionair­es’
• Malaysians should do more for Tabung Harapan — Lecturer
• Smart Reader Worldwide distribute­s ‘Bubur Lambuk’
• Social worker ropes in Good Samaritans to help needy families
• ‘Kampung’ touch for M’sians celebratin­g Aidilfitri in India
• Kolej Sunway Kuching to conduct SBL, SBR preview on June 23
• Associatio­n members share rice dumplings to celebrate Dragon Boat festival
• Meghan’s dad says Harry told him to ‘give Trump a chance’
• One dead, 3 hurt in Dutch music fest hit-and-run
• In Iraq, Angelina Jolie calls for focus on conflict prevention
• UN rights boss takes aim at migration policy, China, Myanmar in final speech
• Bitcoin could ‘bring internet to a halt’ — BIS
• Racing’s pretenders hope for crowning moment at Royal Ascot
• Chandimal denies ball tampering with sweet, rescues Sri Lanka with bat
• Buttler keen to captain England again
• Brazil suffer first night nerves in Swiss stalemate
• In Uganda, football fever causes betting flutter
• Three talking points at the World Cup
• Hope and despair: Japan launch World Cup campaign
• Lewandowsk­i v Sane as Poland brace for Senegal test
• Germany ‘under pressure’ after Mexico World Cup defeat — Kroos
• Germans awake to doom and gloom after Mexico loss
• Fleetwood matches US Open record with final-round 63
• Putting betrays Johnson in another major near-miss
• South Korea’s Ryu wins Meijer Classic by two strokes
• Koreas discuss joint teams at Asian Games
• Alonso has a big decision to make after Le Mans win
• Djokovic would happily miss World Cup final for Wimbledon glory
• Joseph inspires France to U20 title with win over England
• French fullback Fall has red card cancelled
• Kuching to stage Sarawak Armwrestli­ng C’ship this weekend
• Peng Soon-Liu Ying clinch second title this season
• Queen’s patronage of Royal Ascot hard to Estimate
• With second US Open title, Koepka can’t be overlooked now
• Rhythmic gymnasts eye world meet
• Mexico quakes with joy over World Cup upset victory
• Salah return stands in Russia’s road to last 16
• Nangka folk to compete in four sports in July
• Three dead, 300 hurt as strong quake jolts Osaka
• Red Cross urges Europe to follow Spain and show migrant ‘solidarity’
• Plane, governor’s house torched in PNG violence
• Peace marchers arrive in Kabul as Taliban end ceasefire
• Conservati­ve Duque wins Colombia presidency
• Dozens of pro-regime fighters killed in east Syria strike
• South Korea holds war games to defend against Japan
• Australian nun who angered Duterte wins stay in deportatio­n
• Ranariddh flown to Bangkok hospital after car crash
• Australia PM’s popularity rises, but party still lags — Poll
• Python selfie puts Indian forest ranger in tight spot
• Seoul: North Korea sanctions may be eased earlier
• Afghan Taliban frown at militants’ Eid ceasefire selfies
• Guatemala volcano search called off with nearly 200 unaccounte­d for
• EU extends Crimea sanctions for another year
• Suspect dead, 20 hurt in shooting at US arts festival
• Trump lawyer calls for inquiry on Mueller’s Russia probe
• Spanish king’s brother-inlaw jailed for embezzleme­nt
• US civilian shoots dead armed car thief
• Israeli ministers back ban on filming soldiers
• Israeli aircraft strike Hamas targets in Gaza Strip
• Turkey’s jailed pro-Kurdish candidate in first television appearance for 20 months
• Uproar over alleged barring of 25 Iraqi war orphans from shopping centre
• Gay men found frozen out of top management spots
• Why you should probably stop snacking at work
• Antidote for stingy boss’ broken promises
• Disneyland California staff demand living wage
• ‘Incredible­s 2’ shatters records on opening
• Why ‘The Incredible­s 2’s’ Brad Bird is the best superhero-action director alive
• Zoey Deutch’s new movie ‘Set It Up’ is for friends
• Shanghai festival turning global, says Jiang
• BLACKPINK returns with new album to ‘hit you with that ddu-du ddu-du’
• Netflix’s ‘Luke Cage’ Season 2 is black, beautiful, bolder and better
• Hardwick denies ex-lover’s allegation­s of sexual assault
• Serenades and selfies with stars tempt TV’s Emmy voters
• What we learned from Jay-Z, Beyonce album
• Lily James had too much fun to focus while filming ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’
• Slow orderbook replenishm­ent expected for local contractor­s
• Bbazaar Malaysia sees strong uptick since Jan
• SST should start at affordable rate, below 10 per cent
• HSBC encourages profession­al women on a break to make career comeback
• BankBazaar partners with two major institutio­ns
• MGA leads Malaysian delegation to world’s largest gas conference
• Spending cuts due to costly cancellati­on clauses
• FMM hopeful govt will maintain current electricit­y rates
• Japanese positive towards extending yen credit
• Asia Pacific advertisin­g to grow as FIFA World Cup stimulates growth
• Rubens Menin of Brazil named EY World Entreprene­ur Of The Year 2018
• Outlook for Malaysian banks stable — Moody’s
• Malaysia to host CEPSI 2018
• More stocks sold ahead of Aidilfitri break
• Bursa Malaysia ends at over 2-week low
• Nippon Paint optimistic of 10 pct sales growth this year
• Floored by the flora, fawning over the fauna in Madagascar
• Wall Street builds immunity to trade war
• Select few emerging Asian economies comfortabl­e with Fed
• Private sector urged to join govt in rebalancin­g Namibia’s economy
• Boeing creates one-stop shop for jets and services in Airbus battle
• Billionair­e Slim, America Movil, could profit from election
• Hopes of a mining revival in oil-addicted Nigeria
• The bigger Cryptocurr­encies get, the worse they perform – BIS
• Volvo sets goal of 25 per cent recycled plastics in cars from 2025
• China’s tariffs on US oil would disrupt US$1 billion monthly
• Huawei blasts Australian security concerns amid Sino-Canberra tensions
• Goldman sees slightly easier China monetary policy amid trade tiff with US
• Google to invest US$550 million in Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com

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