The Star Malaysia - 2013-01-29

• Mighty task ahead
• BADMINTON GREAT CHOONG DIES
• THE SHOW MUST GO ON
• Plants help wealth ‘grow’
• Missing after gym class
• Emergency in Egypt
• Post-polls play
• ‘Be agents of change’
• ‘Parah’ to represent M’sia in World Theatre Festival
• Najib: Action against Nasharudin stems from PAS’ insecuriti­es
• Foul play or misadventu­re?
• No polls Pas-sage for Nasha
• RM60,000 reward for info on what happened to boy
• William’s grieving mum rubbishes abuse claims
• Still giving back to society at 93
• Year of the sexy cheongsam
• A-G: We’ll take action
• 5,000 at MCA dinner do
• Wait-and-see strategy
• Plight of baby-ring kids
• In praise of selfless deeds
• Help is close to their hearts
• DPM: BN towin big in Sarawak
• BN job fair is back to help grads
• Con man still under probe
• Don’t rush Education Blueprint through, groups tell ministry
• Zin disputes survey findings
• Sabah and Sarawak courts ready for futuristic system
• Let’s enjoy living in harmony
• Brazil in mourning
• No stopping ‘Argo’
• Assad ‘made fatal error’
• Dutch court to rule in case against Shell
• HK newsmen publish press freedom petition
• Network takes royal hoax show off air permanentl­y
• Timbuktu surrounded
• Clinton not predicting future as 2016 looms
• Russia to try dead lawyer over fraud allegation­s
• Govt accused of making ‘bald-faced lies’ over Chavez
• Prices of CNY goodies shoot up
• Four die in Aussie floods
• Mexican towns rise up and fight back against crime
• Study: Smartphone users slow on the health app-take
• Living Buddha in politics
• ‘Skyfall’ praised and panned
• Thank one’s lucky stars
• The wishes of a father
• Men still use coaches for women
• Children need our protection
• Stop teenagers consuming alcohol
• Ensure quality is maintained
• Goodbye and thank you, Datuk Eddy Choong
• Film censorship board walking a tightrope
• Police response to informatio­n ridiculous
• Tiger takes charge
• LPGA create global showdown event for top women golfers
• Bright day for LA as Clippers and Lakers grab wins
• The one on clay will make my day
• Murray needs to find killer instinct
• Late goal thrillers
• Impressive Burkina Faso stand in way of champions Zambia
• Former winner Keshi seeks success as coach
• Goal rush in Spain
• Bayern set record as they go 11 points clear
• Napoli back in race
• Nightclub fire forces FIFA to cancel World Cup countdown event
• PSG ride on their luck to return to the summit
• Benitez hits back at boo boys
• Mario won’t miss City
• Demands of congested fixture list taking a toll on Chelsea players, admits Rafa
• Cup exit certainly not a blessing for Spurs, says AVB
• Catching-up game
• Rodgers slams his under-performing Liverpool stars
• Gang warfare
• Time to take charge
• More options for Holloway after Adrian returns to training
• The game’s one big bore without Lin Dan, admits Razif
• Kok Siang believes he has found right partner in Jian Guo
• Genever must be taken to task for poor results
• Bryan given six-month study break and will miss Barcelona meet
• Experience­d Felix to guide Selangor in Sukma
• Wee Wern reaches the final in US
• Crucial for MRT Line 2 to be in tandem with first line
• Indonesia curbs palm oil shipments
• Drb-hicom on expansion mode
• CNY boost for retail in Q1
• Bank probes find forex manipulati­on
• Replanting incentive for big palm oil players effective for output cut
• Investors want meeting delayed
• Four Seasons to open in KL
• More cases deemed ‘not fair but reasonable’
• A step in the right direction
• KBB buys 10% of China’s World Granary for Rm21mil
• Positive outlook for Johor property
• MRT boost to project
• To B or not to B...
• MSWG to check on complaints from minority shareholde­rs
• Singapore manufactur­ing investment­s expected to slow
• Troubled miner Bumi to revamp name and board
• S. Korea central bank boosts warnings on QE spillover
• Crossborde­r yuan loan scheme begins
• Checking shadow finance
• Ex-chairman of firm linked to Caterpilla­r fraud ‘dismayed’
• Record vehicle sales
• Japan PM urges BOJ to make good on promise
• Myanmar unveils major debt relief deal
• Thai factory output up 23.4% in December
• Eurozone jobless record
• Can tea cartel be more than a storm in a teacup?
• Group proposes 75% cap on mortgages for foreigners in UAE
• Private loans down for 8th month in December
• Ryanair Q3 profit up 21%
• Why the left should support a referendum on Europe
• Easy Jet chairman to leave after Stelios trims airline stake
• Failed bets show Danish bank crisis far from over
• France backs Atomic Anne
• Iceland wins Landsbanki case
• Kuwaiti move to bail out indebted citizens
• Germany spars with ECB over Cyprus threat
• Sharp fall in Asian currencies
• Swap-to-future conversion prompts CFTC scrutiny of rules
• Track tech
• Budget buyers get a little Latitude
• Asus offers you double vision
• Take a peek under the hood
• Two more EF lenses
• We are at the crossroads again
• Fake friends on Facebook
• Action-packed brawler with rough edges
• Tracking our kids with technology
• Gadgets that help you home in on out-of-sight children
• DMC reboot delivers knockout punch
• Videogame puts players in shoes of Syrian rebels
• Designer turns to 3D printing technology
• Times up for the desktop PC?
• ‘Orked’ has bouquets for Galaxy Note II
• Nutanix has big biz plans for SEA
• HP storage solutions for midsize enterprise­s
• Tencent TV ad to get more people talking about Wechat

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