Bangkok Post - 2019-11-06

• ‘Rowing in the same boat’
• Two arrested for aiding Pattaya court getaway
• US-China meet spurs ‘optimism’
• Thailand passes sustainabi­lity torch to Vietnam
• Govt urged to aid stranded Thai fishermen
• Opposition plots vote to oust coalition
• More scams emerge as ‘Mae Manee’ probe widens
• Phnom Penh fears rebels massing in border town
• Navy to get new drones next year
• Surprise meet with Xi ‘a vote of confidence’
• Massive rally marks third week of protests
• At least 3 killed as security forces open fire on crowd
• Foreign minister urges caution after Abe-Moon talks
• North says US blacklist hinders talks
• Ex-ambassador to Ukraine warned to ‘watch her back’
• Brazil reckons with new oil spill mystery
• UN notified of Paris deal withdrawal
• India turns its back on freer trade
• Shift focus to economy
• Fall from glory
• Financial education key to growth
• Cameroon’s war on anglophone­s is self-defeating
• Attack of the Wall Street snowflakes
• Trump: Nats captured fans’ hearts
• SA to put woes aside and honour Boks
• Suns scorch Sixers to trip NBA’s last unbeaten club
• Vow and Declare wins Melbourne Cup
• Cowboys gallop past poor Giants
• Atalanta hope to avoid massive loss
• Holder Panuphol ready for Thai Open
• Spurs appeal Son card for Gomes tackle
• Nishino calls 24 players for qualifiers
• Bayern stars ordered to improve after Kovac sacking
• Clijsters puts comeback on hold after knee injury
• IMF praises stimulus
• Shippers maintain 1.5% contractio­n forecast for exports
• US ventures eager to invest in EEC
• SCG teams up with the Chinese Academy of Sciences to develop an innovation hub for five industries under the S-curve policy.
• Facebook unveils a new design to distinguis­h the overarchin­g corporatio­n from the popular social network.
• On a London visit, Princess Ubolratana lists safety as a priority task for Thailand to improve its tourism industry.
• ArcelorMit­tal says it will withdraw from a deal to buy struggling Italian steelmaker Ilva.
• Indonesia’s strangely stable GDP data leads some to question the official figures.
• MTL banking on property to hike return
• Online channel to see huge growth
• Thai English skills dip for third year
• DES Ministry takes on farms
• STT GDC invests in local data centre
• Building a well-balanced innovation team
• TU blames baht appreciati­on for 20% Q3 profit nosedive
• Kiatnakin Phatra eyes B1tn AUA in 3 years
• JSL jumps into health and beauty segment with Ali
• Farmers’ aid fund steered to fiscal 2020 production
• Salt Lake Tribune becomes a non-profit
• Uber loss widens in third quarter
• Gojek, others to start test runs in Malaysia
• WGC sees drop in India’s gold demand
• RBA hits pause after 3 rate cuts
• Ferrari brings in Armani to boost its luxury brand
• OCBC’s Q3 profit falls on charge
• Bank Negara Malaysia leaves key rate on hold
• China pushes for tariff removal
• De Beers slashes diamond prices by about 5%
• Xerox exits Fujifilm JV with $2.3bn stake sale
• Market faces surplus of 1,000 jets
• A THOUSAND CUTS
• STRANGER MUSIC IN BKK
• Bangkok Food Expo at The Mall Bangkae
• Forum examines the future of cities
• Ellen DeGeneres to get Golden Globe lifetime award for TV work
• Ariana Grande celebrates Thank U, Next anniversar­y
• Amid backlash over edited LGBTI scenes, Delta to air unedited Booksmart, Rocketman
• Don’t call AI bigoted
• LIGHTS, CAMERA TIKTOK
• Healthy ambition
• MORALS OF THE STORY
• An evening of German drama
• Dancing past 60: ‘I actually forget that I am ageing’

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