Bangkok Post - 2019-12-10

• More MPs face land scrutiny
• Scores flock to first day of army recruitmen­t drive
• Mingkwan denies NEP rift over vote
• Airports boss unveils B5.8bn plans
• Saksayam pushing for 120kph limit
• EC to rule on FFP loan controvers­y
• PM firm on stamping out corruption
• Xinjiang grads ‘happy’, says Beijing
• HK march marred by court blaze: cops
• White Island eruption kills five, dozens still missing
• Polio jabs begin after first case in 27 years
• India shootings revive fears of extrajudic­ial killings
• Macron faces pension uprising
• Brexit on line as poll nears
• Tech, climate change are driving ‘new inequaliti­es’
• Putin set for Ukraine talks
• Riyadh eases eatery gender segregatio­n
• To survive, HK needs democracy
• Futile propaganda
• Don’t rush new FFP case
• Asean must not give up on India ... yet
• The 7-decade battle for universal human rights
• NGO sanctions show how China fears democracy
• ‘Smash-mouth’ 50 by Davis lifts Lakers
• Eichel extends streak, Sabres gun down Oilers in OT
• Vardy stars as Leicester set club record
• Thai aces to square off in first round
• Theerathon to stay with Yokohama
• Thai juggernaut wrests second spot
• Boxers live up to their vow, win 5 titles
• Crunch game
• Patriots’ 21-game home win streak ends in loss to Chiefs
• Rustling up deals with 16 countries
• K-Research: 100,000 jobs gone in 2019
• Community scheme to start next year
• Study finds wage rise won’t carry over into higher prices
• One Bangkok is using art-heavy concepts and towering skyscraper­s to lure tenants as it phases in buildings.
• The high season is starting a little bit later in Phuket as hotel occupancy rates are not expected to pick up until after Christmas.
• A booming jobs report means it is likely the Federal Reserve will stick to its plan of not cutting interest rates further.
• The Dutch are relying on an unlikely ally in their fight against floods: sand.
• Ford Motor Company is letting employees bring dogs to work to lure top talent.
• Line bemoans looming talent shortage
• GSB: Startups continue bleeding confidence in Q3
• SSFs to register lower inflow
• The banana peel of sustainabi­lity
• Robinson in Trang gets a makeover
• Slowdown leads TV Direct to shutter 8 shops by year-end
• Reasons for hope
• Boardroom barriers to women
• The capital’s embrace of luxury
• Boom drives ADM’s push in $91 billion pet-food market
• Japan revises up third-quarter GDP growth
• Xiaomi takes on Apple in Japan with Mi Note 10
• China still upbeat about trade deal
• Arms sales worldwide up nearly 5%, says SIPRI
• Prosus ups ante in fight for Just Eat
• Sanofi buys US biotech company
• ROYAL LOVE FOR CLASSICAL MUSIC
• Earworms and how to get rid of them
• SEND IN THE CLOWNS
• Billion-baht Central@ CentralWor­ld ready for action
• Frozen II leads box office again
• Nobel literature winner dreams of a new sort of narrative style
• Helen Mirren decries global rise in homelessne­ss rates
• US rap artist Juice WRLD dies at 21 from reported seizure
• TOO MUCH TOO YOUNG
• Bell’s palsy shares symptoms with having a stroke
• Vaping linked to rare lung disease
• Hot weather linked to premature births
• Early treatment cuts heart risk
• A win for your skin
• CROSSWORD
• FILMS WORTH ARGUING ABOUT

Bangkok Post - 2019-12-09

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