Bangkok Post - 2019-10-30

• Helicopter high jinks
• PM seeks trade perks fix
• New Green Line stations tested for Dec 5 debut
• Man nabbed over hack on govt site
• The thinktank plotting a course to 2040
• Rail network developmen­t a summit priority
• New friendship bridge ‘will boost cross-border trade’
• Police arrest man in ‘body in fridge’ case
• Army returns Prem’s home
• Two wanted over alleged B100m fraud
• HK bars Wong from local elections
• Strong quake kills six, injures dozens
• NK snubs invite to resort talks
• Defence Minister Kono apologises for ‘rain-man’ joke
• Hopes fade for missing Brit tourist
• 18 killed in Karbala protests
• Art exhibition denouncing deadly police raids closed
• Top court blocks president’s bid to resume hangings
• Turkey says Kurdish YPG defying border deadline
• Man given 36 years for killing Israeli
• Clashes rock Chile after cabinet rejig
• Trump’s adviser set to testify
• Labour backs December election in major boost for Johnson
• WaPo takes flak over Baghdadi headline
• Asean must lead in Rakhine crisis
• All eyes on Xayaburi dam
• Why reinvent it?
• Temples no longer safe for children
• Costly Telegraph is more than just a vanity play
• The Middle East: Winners and losers
• Fitzpatric­k torments old team in Steelers victory
• Yanks parting ways with pitching coach Rothschild
• Andonovski to take over as US coach
• Hamilton all set for a 6th celebratio­n
• Boks lean on inside knowledge
• Dominant Reds await crisis-hit Arsenal
• Thanks auntie but I think I’ve got this, says Vunipola
• FAT confirms Suphanburi will remain in Thai League 1
• French ref Garces to handle final
• WGC challenge
• Warriors claim first victory, Philadelph­ia stay unbeaten
• Astros one win from historic World Series title fightback
• Modern trade sentiment still downbeat
• Chinese factory applicatio­ns to rise
• MPI in September drops for fifth month in a row
• Embattled telecom giant AT&T says it will keep its CEO, who was nearing retirement, in place for at least another year.
• Despite the recently approved stimulus, the housing market in the Northeast is expected to remain sluggish next year.
• Thailand ranks second globally for women represente­d in senior management, says a Credit Suisse report.
• Trump expects to sign a significan­t part of the China trade deal ahead of schedule.
• Mario Draghi pleads for euro-zone fiscal support as he leaves the ECB presidency.
• Banking, insurance stocks edge lower
• Long lock-up for tax-saving fund possible
• BAY looks to expand QR in neighbouri­ng countries
• PTT banking on startups for expansion
• Samart subsidiari­es push year’s earnings to B18bn
• PTTOR eyes non-oil growth
• Age shall not weary them
• Knight Frank sees weak Bangkok condo segment continuing
• Greenfield Advisory preps low-rise sales
• TAT enlists Unilever in tackling waste
• Singha Estate’s SHR upbeat on Maldives luxury resort
• Virgin Galactic lands on New York bourse
• Google owner posts sharp drop in Q3 earnings
• Walgreens to close some of its clinics
• Dollar stores draw crowds in Havana
• Nintendo scores a massive hit with Mario Kart Tour
• HK’s Suncity to operate Philippine casino-resort
• ANA trims profit outlook
• TikTok parent dismisses Hong Kong listing reports
• RBA governor rules out negative interest rates
• BP falls into loss in third quarter
• Nomura’s Q2 earnings strongest in 17 years
• Alphabet in talks to buy Fitbit
• THE HORSE HOSPITAL
• The future of voice transcript­ion
• Celebratin­g World Day for Audiovisua­l Heritage
• SERVING UP SINGAPORE
• SOCIAL SCENE
• SNIPE1 BREAKS ALL THE RULES AT CHIN’S GALLERY
• Try the triathlon
• Hollywood mogul Robert Evans dies at 89
• The Spanish town where the old stay fit with Pokémon Go
• Age-old device enters its twilight years
• SKIN IS IN
• HOROSCOPE
• REMEMBERIN­G TO HAVE FUN
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