Bangkok Post - 2015-10-05

• Pier bomb suspect ‘headed South’
• Hassawut to fight dismissal
• Teaching less, so pupils learn more
• Typhoon brings flash floods havoc
• Govt to clean up Khlong Saen Saep
• Most students back class cuts, poll finds
• Shrimp paste to be recalled
• Army pulls in Sakda for chat on cartoons
• CSD sends in firepower after killings stun province
• Thammasat academic gets CDC offer
• Govt renews gateway plea
• RTP to appeal in station row
• Bombs burn patients in hospital beds
• Schools shut, sports cancelled as choking smog gets worse
• Dhaka denies IS behind Japanese kill
• Thousands flee typhoon
• France warns Putin over strikes
• Australia sees jihadist seeds sown early
• Palestinia­ns barred from the Old City
• Mudslide dead climbs to 83 in Guatemala
• Election tests four years of austerity
• Asia needs policies to avert crisis
• BMA’s traffic snarl blues
• Global plan aims to reel in over-fishing
• Chances fade to secure the safety catch on US guns
• Finally, an end in sight to the Meechai conundrum
• SRT offers a harsh lesson in failure
• How Monsanto mobilised academics to support GMOs
• Scherzer stars as Nationals blank NY Mets
• Jin bags Asia-Pacific crown
• Boks overpower Scots to go top of Pool B
• Media slams humbled hosts
• Chelsea title hopes evaporate
• Pellegrini reveals Aguero wasn’t fully fit
• Halep, Kvitova crash out in Beijing upsets
• Balotelli handed Italy snub
• Everton and Liverpool share spoils
• Blatter to quit Fifa in Feb, says daughter
• Heartache at home
• Lady with a plan
• More special perks mulled for quick investment
• TOT pulls plug on AIS tower talks
• PROJECT DEADLINE
• TOURIST INVASION
• COVER YOUR BACK
• WHERE ARE YOU IN THE LAY-OFF LIST?
• Soft-loan money pours into economy
• Krungsri Asset to miss AUM target
• THAI denies talk of A380 fleet sell-off
• Struggling sector confident of boost from economic stimulus
• APMC seeks partner for magnesium
• New VW chief an outspoken insider
• Futures Focus
• Oil Market Outlook
• Less fragile Indonesia slows drop in rupiah
• UNDERSTAND­ING THE US SWAP SPREAD
• ASIAN MARKETS AWAIT JOBS DATA WITH BATED BREATH
• TOWARDS A GENUINE ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION?
• Log out for life in the slow lane
• Japanese tea ceremony for the Princess
• Playing for a goddess
• Clooney attends O Brother special screening
• Art through Thailand’s eye
• Curtain goes up on Chopin competitio­n
• Pages through time
• NEW YORK TIMES
• Selling a sad story
• THE BUSINESS OF SHARED INDONESIAN THAI AND HISTORY
• 3,000-page Primo Levi anthology includes Toni Morrison intro
• A fond farewell
• Wall Street murders
• FROM GAYDON WITH LOVE
• JAPAN’S NEXT SPORTY CROSSOVERS
• SHADES OF GREY
• SHARPER SUIT FOR NEW VW TIGUAN
• BMW X4 goes M40i
• Feeding young ears
• Should mother-in-law help with totalled car expenses?
• Where tiny houses and big dreams grow
• Keeping the FDI spigot FLOWING IN MYANMAR
• THE SECOND PHASE
• One Belt to rule them all
• MASTER’S IN BUDDHISM
• CREATING AN INTERNET BOTTLENECK
• Cocoa acreage in Vietnam could double
• Exploring new frontiers
• A place called home
• Multinatio­nal chiefs in China feel the chill
• ONLINE RETAILER TO BRING BLACK FRIDAY TO PAKISTAN
• MODI MOODY AT FACEBOOK RECALLING CHILDHOOD
• INDIA'S ECONOMIC MANDARIN

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