Bangkok Post - 2019-08-06

• Big spend coming, says Uttama
• Three-month strategy unveiled to revive economy
• THAI gets all clear to boost fleet
• Promotions urged to counter soaring baht
• Power fees cut for select households
• Anutin rolls out cannabis prescripti­ons
• Ministry to woo trade war victims
• Price caps for cash crops in the works
• Premier rejects calls to fix alleged oath gaffe
• Cops identify suspects for all bombs
• Fast track saves stroke patients’ lives
• Praewa’s family raises crash funds
• Sweeps by bureau net 7 ‘foreign criminals’
• Marshals begin to secure courts
• Lam warns Hong Kong on the ‘brink’
• Govt revokes Kashmir’s special status
• Moon seeks to erase Japan’s ‘superiorit­y’
• Army’s ‘business empire’ fuels atrocities, says UN probe
• US missiles not welcome Down Under
• Trump condemns shootings
• Tehran claims US allies ‘ashamed’
• 40 rescued migrants brought to shore
• Govt mulls easing abortion law
• China is playing Trump on trade
• Crew saga a wake-up call
• Something’s afoot at the Asean meeting
• 8chan has become the unofficial home of gunmen
• FFP ‘Illuminati’ charge based on unjustifie­d fear
• Kyrgios: It’s one of the greatest weeks
• Atthaya is the leading amateur
• Muncy earns Dodgers a walk-off win
• Poston takes Wyndham without dropping a shot
• Australia claim 1st Ashes Test victory
• Pep: Shield win perfect prep for Liverpool rivalry
• Man U sign Maguire for £80m
• Smiling Cinderella
• Thai women salvage pride with victory over Puerto Rico
• Hamilton hunts down Verstappen to claim Hungarian GP
• BoT, bank associatio­n to sign pact on responsibl­e lending
• Smooth ride for EEC town plan
• Stimulus targets broad groups
• M-150 fined for bullying distributo­rs
• OPERATION JUMBO DROP
• THE FUTURE IS CALLING
• YOUR MOVE, TRUMP
• READY PLAYER ONE
• MPC seen holding key rate despite slow growth, strong baht
• SEC to probe PP Prime pay claim
• Shop space falls 10% in Bangkok
• Centara opens in Sri Racha
• Japanese investors keen on EEC and 4.0
• Ministry aims to build regional power hub
• Asian tensions present chance
• Rental apartment demand changing
• Unlocking the full potential of AI in Thailand
• Corporate startups to tally $4bn by 2024
• LGT Securities looks to overseas investment
• Minivan is out of style as sales fade
• CEO: FCA open to alliance or partnershi­p
• Centuries-old bazaar in Syria’s Aleppo making slow recovery
• Telia chief executive plans to step down in 2020
• India’s gold imports plummet
• NEC’s ‘flying car’ hovers above ground for 60 secs
• HSBC chief executive ousted after just 18 months
• Sales of Japanese cars in S. Korea slump amid row
• Bitcoin zooms past $11,000
• Indonesia’s GDP growth cools in Q2
• SCHOOL OF GAMES
• WHY DO STUDENTS ENROL IN E-SPORT CLASS?
• Turning plastic trash into objets d’art
• Understand­ing breastfeed­ing mums
• CELEBRATIN­G THE ROYAL PROJECT
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Celebratin­g a bygone era
• Three modern operas from an American diva
• Hobbs & Shaw is No.1 but trails box-office pace of other Fast & Furious films
• Actor with Down syndrome inspires in Hollywood film
• Spacey out and about as scandal continues
• Drug-resistant UTIs are harder to treat
• Aspirin rethink urged
• New clues on women’s Alzheimer’s risk
• Can diet help cancer treatment?
• WORK UP A SWEAT AND RETAIN YOUR GLOW
• Smart clothing makes its move
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• FALL AND RISE OF FAN BINGBING
• San Diego duo takes on electric scooter industry

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