Bangkok Post - 2019-10-24

• FFP tipped to lose poll
• Govt calls for Chinese ‘investment headquarte­rs’
• THAI at no risk, says Sumeth
• Panel starts scrutiny of CP’s airport plans
• Japan backs speedy RCEP conclusion
• Isan man’s sad trek with wife’s ashes
• Thanathorn waits on ruling
• King sacks 6 staff for misconduct
• China mulls booting Hong Kong’s Lam
• Kim orders South’s resort buildings in NK destroyed
• Jokowi unveils cabinet lineup as 2nd term begins
• Death toll rises to 15 amid protests
• Demonstrat­ions over possible Morales win
• Boris loses critical ‘leave by Oct 31’ vote
• Trump brings new pain to relatives of lynching victims
• Haitians march for reform
• Democracy put to test in narrow poll
• Beijing plans to host peace conference, says Taliban
• US troops leaving Syria ‘cannot stay’
• Rivals set up ceasefire watch posts
• Libra retreat would appeal in Asia
• Hope sprouts for farming
• ‘Lesser bad’ still bad
• When honesty really is the best policy
• Myanmar is ‘ready’ for the return of Rohingya
• Brexit has Brits fleeing to Europe in their droves
• Horvat hat-trick lifts Canucks past Wings
• In-form Cousins faces old team as Redskins visit Vikings
• Al Hilal earn shot at AFC title
• Rusada boss Ganus expects lengthy ban
• Kyrgios makes Davis Cup return for revamped finals
• Big night for Sterling and Mbappe
• England star: Kiwis ‘definitely beatable’
• Wales upbeat both centres will be back for Boks battle
• South Africa braced for ‘slippery’ World Cup semi-final
• Great start
• Woods, Spieth and McIlroy lead star-studded field in Japan
• Clippers down Lakers, Raptors launch defence with victory
• SEC securing capital market platform
• Veteran shrugs at property stimulus
• IPO MANIA
• SLIP SLIDING AWAY
• DOWN ON THE FARM
• SMART HOTELS
• CANNED HEAT
• KTB adds on vintage NPA reserves
• Dhipaya Life preps 2020 share listing
• Covestro commits to circular economy
• First draft for AI ethics framed
• Time to transform your IT department
• Panel focuses on traffic at airports
• Room for optimism in real estate
• Gulfstream introduces the biggest private jet
• Boeing ousts senior executive as 737 MAX crisis grows
• Nike CEO to step down next year
• M&S starts to look more like Whole Foods
• Flying-taxi prototype exceeds 100 km/h
• Market for adult diapers growing
• McDonald’s profits dip on higher technology costs
• Short-range cars, EVs in spotlight at Tokyo show
• US nod ‘needed’ for launch of Libra
• Datsun brand ‘likely’ to go as Nissan wields axe
• Air NZ to fly non-stop to New York
• WeWork accepts lifeline
• The lesser spotted WONDERS OF LUCKNOW
• MOVIE MAGIC AT SEAFIC OPEN HOUSE
• TODAY FROM FARM TO TABLE FROM DOI TUNG TO EM DINING:
• Louvre blockbuste­r: Honouring Leonardo da Vinci 500 years on
• On Neil Young’s new Colorado album, the singer is amped up on rage — and hope
• YoungBoy Never Broke Again scores a No.1 album on Billboard charts
• The most dangerous celebrity online is revealed
• LOUGHLIN FACES NEW CHARGE IN COLLEGE BRIBERY SCAM
• CROSSWORD
• NOW SHOWING
• Could be better
• Film fosters solidarity
• World firsts and retrospect­ives at 32nd Tiff

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