Bangkok Post - 2018-01-24

• Prawit’s case ‘a personal matter’
• Wissanu eyes one-month election delay
• Abhisit seeks court ruling:
• Commentary:
• Chatuchak vendors petition over rents
• Deadly bomb attack ‘won’t derail peace talks’
• Taxi network wants answers on Uber’s legal status
• Tourist spot in the soup over land grab
• Victoria’s Secret used ‘stolen’ filthy water
• Authoritie­s set to charge for car parking
• Activists vow ‘drastic steps’ to force debate
• Moei’s family to sue army over death probe
• Suthep, cronies face indictment ruling
• Seahorse kebabs spur fishing ban
• Watana gets fresh jail term for attack
• DSI wildlife efforts bag big game
• BMA plan branches out to tree line major streets
• Soldier killed in eruption
• Security queried as toll rises
• SK advance team goes to North
• Strong quake sparks panic in Jakarta
• Reuters reporters due in court
• Turkey steps up assault on Kurdish militia targets
• Pence slates US Jerusalem embassy for 2019
• Weah sworn in, vows to end graft
• UN mediator for conflict announces resignatio­n
• Reporters covering riots freed
• Congress ends three-day shutdown
• Catalan leader vows to form new govt
• Trump raises nationalis­t ire among poll contenders
• Conservati­ves urge SPD to get a move on
• M East cargo to face extra screening
• Trump can do more for Asean allies
• Marijuana high jinks
• Poll delays won’t help a govt hit by scandal
• Unlocking northern Thailand’s tourism sustainabi­lity
• Bitcoin is a means of payment, just not yet for you
• Street footballer a good fit at United
• Frustrated Klopp sees Liverpool beaten at Swansea
• Cousins emulates Abdul-Jabbar in style
• Thai stars target title at Indonesia Masters
• Man U retain top spot in Deloitte list
• Nadal limps out to hand Cilic SF slot
• Bruno fighting the toughest opponent of all
• Woods brings the buzz to sun-drenched Torrey Pines
• Piyasvasti: Thais determined to compete
• Minimum wage rethink urged
• Better public facilities to greet visitors
• KTB slows branch closure pace
• PTT kicks off cancer drug developmen­t
• Dormant account law details emerge
• Bhiraj Office REIT hits SET with a bang
• BoT: Banking agent regulation­s due this quarter
• TBMA confirms foreign inflows for speculatio­n
• Moody’s sees stable corporate trend in 2018
• Delisting risk lifted from WP Energy
• Cyber-risk may shave off $750bn in Asean
• Malee juices revenue with Vietnam deal
• PTG aims to hit B100bn in 2018 revenue
• Com7 raises expansion spending by 27%
• Firms say election delays unlikely to hurt sentiment
• High-tech Chinese estate mulled by government­s
• Major to invest B1.3bn in hotel, office tower
• Executives aren’t prepared for Industry 4.0 revolution
• Siam Global House confident of growth
• Seven-hotel portfolio goes on the block
• Oil’s uncertain comeback
• Pandora crafts global retail expansion
• DKSH completes upgrade to local innovation centre
• Fox-Sky deal thrown into doubt by UK regulator
• Murdoch to Facebook: Pay for news
• Netflix crosses $100bn market cap as subscriber base grows
• Bacardi swallows Patron in $5bn deal
• Harrods’ famed food halls get makeover
• New US tariffs anger China, South Korea
• EU takes Panama and seven others off tax haven blacklist
• FTA helps add sparkle to Australian wine exports
• IMF upgrades growth outlook
• BoJ chief talks down QE exit speculatio­n
• South Korea remains most innovative economy
• Philippine GDP expands at slower pace in 2017
• US, Britain lead surprise drop in FDI
• Eleven TPP members to ink new pact
• Lauda buys back airline he founded
• BREAKING THROUGH THE GLASS CEILING
• SUTHAREE WANNASIRI
• RANJU DARSHANA
• BUSAYAPA SRISOMPONG
• MAHJABEEN KHALED
• REINTERPRE­TING NATIONAL IDENTITY
• Creativity in full bloom at Bangkok Maker Faire
• Charitable elephant polo
• SOCIAL SCENE
• All things cats at Korat Cat Expo
• A photograph­ic glimpse of Russia
• DIOR CHANNELS SURREALIST CHIC IN PARIS HAUTE COUTURE SHOW
• TRANSFORME­RS LEADS RAZZIE PACK FOR HOLLYWOOD’S WORST IN 2017
• After 90-year wait, Minnie Mouse gets her Hollywood moment
• Cosby jokes in first show since 2015 he ‘used to be’ comedian
• Thai student-developers make it rain with new board games
• FORWARD into the past
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• Mary J. Blige: ‘I was dealing with my personal pain in Mudbound’

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