The Star Malaysia - 2018-06-19

• Faith in Malaysia goes on
• Deadly quake hits Osaka
• Najib not trying to escape Nation
• Ma: Dr M’s MSC inspired me to set up Alibaba
• Jack Ma launches Malaysian office
• Dr M’s yen loan request may get approval
• Sales up 20% during tax holiday
• Celebrity entreprene­urs voice their worries to CEP
• Support for new S’gor MB
• Envoy: Bright prospects for China-M’sia ties
• Ma optimistic about bilateral trade with new M’sian Govt
• Norazuwan: We’ll upload final list tomorrow
• Consider applicatio­ns by Najib’s foreign lawyers carefully, Bar told
• PSM suggests direct income transfer to housewives
• No sex with student, but woes
• Two elderly men lose RM500,000 to Macau scammers
• Altantuya’s dad to meet Attorney General today
• Indira sure of seeing her daughter soon
• ‘Agents taking turns to be single bidder’
• We’ll make detailed study on prices, says Salahuddin
• ‘Abolish third-party agencies’
• ‘I do not tolerate any form of graft’
• Let MACC complete probe on Ramadan bazaar scandal, urges Boo
• SWIFT RESPONSE TO MARKET CHANGES Positive market developmen­ts
• Ti: It’s not due to lack of funds
• Penang team takes third spot in Lego League
• MB: We’re not penalising anyone but allocation­s are limited
• Vietnamese boat netted along with tuna haul
• Nine election petitions filed in Sabah
• Rent a branded handbag for just RM6.20 a day
• Haqiem may bow out of music industry
• WHO: Compulsive gaming now a mental health problem
• Prince Harry told Meghan’s dad to ‘give Trump a chance’
• Heavy rains batter Myanmar
• Nun who angered Duterte wins stay in deportatio­n
• One dead, three hurt in Dutch music fest hit-and-run
• Aussie court overturns Opal card biohacker’s conviction
• Melania weighs in on migrant issue
• Seoul: N. Korea sanctions may be eased before full denucleari­sation
• President-elect Duque calls for unity
• Gut microbes may lead to depression in obese people
• Trapped in webcam slavery hell
• Artist emerges into the light after three-day burial
• Mugwort works its magic
• Injured Ranariddh flown to Thai hospital
• Philippine troops clash with pro-IS militants
• Families want justice for their dead
• Everyone’s tired of war, say peace marchers in Kabul
• New hope in combating corruption
• To-do list for improving road safety
• High time to include coding in school curriculum
• Revoke tax exemption for political parties
• Openness the best policy
• Change in law could hike up costs
• Handling joint ownership of property
• Asking for HRDF deductions to be stopped
• A timely booster
• Malaysian trio finish 10th overall in Le Mans
• Kelantan must win seven matches to avoid relegation
• Putting betrays Johnson in another Major near-miss
• Fleetwood flirts with 62 after tying record at 63
• So-yeon finds winning touch to bag Meijer LPGA Classic title
• Not players’ fault
• Gasquet wins all-French final
• Japan seek good start
• Sadio’s the Mane target
• Bigger beast await Russia
• Struggling giants
• Subdued Neymar kept in check so glory must wait
• Germany under pressure after Mexico World Cup defeat
• Devilishly easy
• Swedes make their mark
• MUGURUZA CONFIDE ENT OF DEFENDING WIMBLEDON TITLE
• KOEPKA JOINS ELITE GROUP OF BACK-TO-BACK US OPEN WINNERS

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