Bangkok Post - 2015-09-14

• TPP trade talks appeal, says Somkid
• Cops detain 3 women suspects
• Child porn penalties set to intensify
• New security ministry looms:
• Crime Track:
• Doctors extract stolen diamond
• Famed waterfall battle heads to court
• City river plan ‘risks heritage’
• Council of State rejects bans on vehicle renewals
• Thai killed in Haj tragedy
• Rail link for Trang, Satun, Phuket aired
• Thai worker death probe urged
• Detainees doing fine, says NCPO
• Singapore opts for safety
• Rights body urges action over student crackdown
• Police arrest guard over murder of Japanese woman
• US criticises ‘intoleranc­e’
• Cops seek India blast suspect
• Floods death toll up to five
• Refugee influx strains Munich
• Palestinia­ns, cops clash at mosque site
• Opposition party accuses army of executing 4 missing activists
• Tom Cruise film crew dies in Andes crash
• Thousands evacuate homes as wildfires engulf California
• Clinton’s ‘right’ to own emails
• Pursue probe into missing, govt urged
• HK chief ‘above legislatur­e’
• Obama’s a typical partisan president
• Uni hurts its own cause
• Somyot passes the buck, complains later
• Pope plays a risky game with his marriage proposals
• Japan Post IPO might surprise Abe
• Are the Russians really coming to Assad’s help?
• Hostility grows as PM takes aim at red shirts
• Critics fear Google’s digitisati­on bid ‘kills’ the experience of art
• Winner Mayweather signs off
• Moustakas powers Royals past Orioles
• Jones backs Brave Blossoms
• United back with Reds win
• Mourinho defiant despite Chelsea defeat
• Kirins close in on Buriram
• Dybala saves Juve blushes
• Striker Adebayor released by Tottenham
• Pennetta’s victory is simply ‘perfect’
• Lee leads, Ko ready to pounce in Evian
• Marquez wins in San Marino
• Kiradech bags Thongchai foundation title
• Mukdahan resists industrial plan
• KEEPING STEADY
• FIRMING GOVERNANCE
• MOVING FORWARD
• STILL IN THE DARK
• FAREWELL TO MAN’S BEST FRIEND
• CREATING A BUSINESS PLAN FOR THE ‘NEW NORMAL’
• Branson’s Virgin has eyes on Thai skies
• More jobseekers rely on mobile devices for searches
• Blackmores confident of Asian growth
• P.C.S. sees no increase in revenue
• Oil Market Outlook
• Dollar wins in nearly every scenario
• CAUTIONING THE FED
• Futures Focus
• CHINA AND JAPAN DATA, FED WORRIES DEPRESS STOCKS
• PARABLE OF THE BOILED FROG AND ASSET ALLOCATION IN AN UNCERTAIN WORLD
• PONGWUT RUJIRACHAK­ORN
• JIRAT PRASERTSUP
• VEERAPORN NITIPRAPHA
• Rising above greed
• TWINS’ STORY BROUGHT TO DOUBLE LIFE
• Classical concert for friendship
• Picasso sculpture exhibition opens in US
• Dirty Corner sculpture in Versailles vandalised again
• Danny Glover to star in movie about Ebola
• Lady Gaga’s infamous meat dress heads to museum
• UTHIS HAEMAMOOL
• JADET KAMJORNDET
• AMPAI SANGSUK
• WIPAS SRITHONG
• TANAD THAMKAEW
• GENIES FIGHTING FOR HUMANITY
• More old hat
• The Mormon factor
• HINTS OF BUGATTI VEYRON SUCCESSOR
• BALANCING ACT
• 2016 TOYOTA PRIUS REVEALED
• PORSCHE 911 GETS A MID-LIFE UPDATE
• NEW DAWN FOR ROLLS-ROYCE
• Farmers’ market at your doorstep
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Sister triggers post-traumatic stress disorder
• HOROSCOPE
• A downtown believer in Los Angeles
• Adding a closet to a small bedroom
• CAMBODIA CALLING
• LION CITY LESSONS
• THE NOVELIST AS HISTORIAN
• The ‘Fintech’ revolution
• Innovation starts at the top
• Risks and rewards next door
• CAMBODIAN BUILDING BOOM A RICH OPPORTUNIT­Y FOR SCG
• TEN INTO ONE
• Volatility becoming the ‘new normal’
• Cross-border funds becoming a reality
• MYANMAR’S FLAWED CAMPAIGN
• CHINA AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA
• STRONG CITY-STATE CONTINUES TO ENGAGE WITH THE WORLD

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