Bangkok Post - 2017-03-10

• Gorging on fruit
• ‘Difficult to defrock’ Phra Dhammajayo
• Wissanu urges caution in Thaksin share sale case
• Pay 1% more in VAT, PM asks Thais
• Six die in horror bus ravine plunge
• Srivara orders dorm kill case transfer
• Mahakan Fort community row goes ‘back to square one’
• BBC ‘pulled own plug on broadcasts’
• Govt plans herb product boost
• DLT to step up efforts against Uber and Grab
• NACC seeks help in bribe investigat­ion
• Ohec tells 10 private unis to fix flawed courses
• Hospitals charging for ‘free’ services
• MCT to improve patient safety in cosmetic surgery
• ‘Superboard’ probes rail project options
• EC to boost voting for the disabled
• Myanmar set to avoid full abuse probe
• New penalties for child sex
• Foreign secretary named
• US says ‘all options on table’
• Samsung heir denies all charges
• Abe pressured to amend its pacifist policy
• Wild boars on rampage in Fukushima
• KL to review trade with Pyongyang
• Abe’s support falls in wake of school scandal
• CIA blasts WikiLeaks for publishing secret docs
• Nation in mourning after shelter blaze kills 22 girls
• Kim knows exactly what he’s doing
• Isoc showing the way
• Teach for pleasure
• The bastardisa­tion of Thai Buddhism
• Ageing in developing economies at a critical stage
• Time to fix immigratio­n without sacrificin­g children
• Federer unfazed by treacherou­s draw
• Bonino and Malkin power Pens to third straight win
• Bogut ruled out for season
• Jones puts Vunipola comeback on hold
• Rosberg replacemen­t Bottas clocks fastest time in testing
• Barca pull off Camp Nou miracle
• Super Power coach quits after poor run
• ‘Sensationa­l Auba’ hailed as hero
• Emery struggles to accept shock Euro exit
• Irish wish
• Legendary manager, trainer Lou Duva passes away at 94
• Shorthande­d Spurs beat Kings with stunning comeback
• Homeseeker­s urged to buy while rate low
• BoT: No push from US rate hike
• TCC Land to splash B40bn on trade hubs
• Borrowing to fund state projects
• Voice recognitio­n, cloud technology and artificial intelligen­ce are set to shape the next generation of smart home appliances.
• US shale oil producers are plotting ambitious production growth beyond Texas’s red-hot Permian Basin.
• A record 56 women made the list of female billionair­es this year, up from 42 in 2016, says ‘Forbes’ magazine.
• Lamborghin­i drops hints but rules out a purely battery-powered model before 2025.
• The inter-bank Swift system cuts off North Korean banks blackliste­d by the UN.
• IP watch-list removal envisaged soon
• Bain: Asean conglomera­tes must dig deep
• Exim opens Yangon office for Thai ventures
• SPCG sees hot earner in solar rooftops
• Workpoint TV surges in ratings
• US bird flu outbreak set to push Thai poultry exports
• Mitsui optimistic about EEC but cautious on investment
• Coolism earmarks B70m to build up online radio
• Lenovo moves regional hub to Thailand
• Qatar to fly to Chiang Mai
• Minor aims to triple sales with M&A drive
• BREXIT AND TRUMP RAISE HOPE OF WTO REVIVAL
• Firm sprouts mushrooms from recycled resources
• RadioShack files for bankruptcy again
• GE unloads water unit to smooth oil merger
• One-off supercars: when rare just isn’t exclusive enough
• Pagani chops the top off new roadster
• Akzo Nobel turns down PPG’s $22 billion offer
• IoT devices ‘prone to hacking’
• Shell cuts debt with asset sale
• Airlines to fight rising fees
• Uber vows to stop using secret tool
• SUBVERSIVE, PERVERSE, FUNNY, HONEST?
• Supermarke­t satire
• Female artists in Rio promote women’s rights with their painting
• French rocker Hallyday says has cancer, not life-threatenin­g
• Down’s syndrome woman to present weather on French TV
• A touch of Shanghai
• A croque-madame dressed up with crab
• CRAB CROQUE-MADAME
• Does fame have a recipe?
• Indonesian chef brings celebrity flair to St. Regis
• FEAST OF THE THREE
• HOTEL DINING
• Grappling stereotype­s
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Life DIVERSIONS
• Lost in history’s quagmire
• NEW YORK TIMES
• Roman Britain
• Changing sides
• BESTSELLER­S
• The Bond girl who bailed out
• A DESIGN FOR LIFE
• When monsters attack
• Philip Roth’s fiery 60s Newark on low heat with American Pastoral
• 10 Good Deeds You Can Do without (Almost) Killing a Turtle
• Ceresia Coffee Roasters
• A DICTIONARY FOR THE COFFEE NOOB
• GOOD GRAPES AND GREAT FOOD
• THE BROWNKIE
• KARMA’S ON OUR SIDE
• ON THE FACE OF IT...
• A KICK OF SANZO
• HOROSCOPE

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