Bangkok Post - 2019-12-26

• Scams to look out for this festive season
• Court to rule on Future Forward dissolutio­n case next month
• Landowners panic over tax changes
• Agencies join farming database bid
• Water restrictio­ns in effect
• Paper imports hit recyclers
• MPs back away from Pareena land probe
• Durian leads charge in 2020 production boost
• Landmine clearance to finish ‘by 2023’: Pornpipat
• Women ‘inferior’ in politics
• Scheme offers dropouts fresh hope
• Pair deny staff abuse claims at dog shelter
• Migrants win case for overdue pay
• Typhoon ruins Christmas for most Filipinos
• MP accused of accepting casino bribes
• Modi on defensive as protests flare
• Clashes, tear gas welcome Christmas
• Japan’s Abe open to new era in ties
• Wishes of peace sent to South Sudan
• Notre Dame ‘might not be saved’
• Cost of UK royals back in spotlight
• Pope ushers in Xmas with message of love
• US astronauts help track Santa’s route
• Trump lays his hopes on McConnell
• Gay rights stance led to ouster
• Bereaved relatives ‘hounded’ by US firms
• Kim planning nice ‘Christmas present’
• Campaign calls made by inmates
• Time to pay workers a living wage
• Govt gifts are of little worth
• Vardy dilemma as Foxes host Reds
• Patcharin gets Thailand Open wild card
• Theerathon move made permanent
• Tottenham fail in getting Son’s red card overturned
• The big moments
• Women of substance
• Uttama seeks two economic panels
• Prices of unsold, ready-to-transfer condos are expected to continue falling in 2020 amid negative factors.
• Travis Kalanick, the pugnacious co-founder of ride-hailing pioneer Uber, resigns from the board and sells all his shares.
• CAT Telecom expresses interest in bidding on 700MHz spectrum licences for 4G in the auctions scheduled for February.
• Ivory Coast’s planters face criticism that they are damaging the environmen­t.
• From Harley-Davidson to Colgate-Palmolive, US firms are flocking to borrow in euros.
• Energy Ministry introduces outline for dynamic growth
• Agency delays land reclamatio­n research
• MPI unlikely to hit 2019 growth target
• NESDC told to focus on expediting infrastruc­ture
• Retail market forecast for 3-year gain
• Operators putting quality first
• KTBST prepares for SET listing in 2020
• 11-month cross-border trade dips 3%
• OIC upbeat on sector in coming year
• Glittering symbol of press, Newseum is closing
• Neighbours strike deal on shared oilfields
• Is electric seaplane the future of air travel?
• Hong Kong residents hunting for homes overseas
• China to improve bond default handling
• Number of markets at TSE may be trimmed
• Emirates president to retire
• What 2019 brought to Thailand's strongest industry
• A NOVEL EXHIBITION AT THE MUSEUM OF DIGITAL ART
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Light up 2020 at BACC
• Present perfect
• K-pop fans brave Seoul’s Christmas chill to buy BTS merchandis­e
• What next for Star Wars after Rise Of Skywalker finale?
• Director urges Bollywood stars to speak on violence
• Exhibition reflects on loss of anonymity to recognitio­n tech
• Paris ballerinas kick up a fuss over Macron pension plans
• SAFE PASSAGE THROUGH HISTORY
• NOW SHOWING
• Isis thwarted
• Mind vs computer
• Timeless style
• Under a starlight sky on a VERTIGO moonbeam high
• NEW YEAR CELEBRATIO­NS AT WALDORF ASTORIA BANGKOK
• Embrace The Season Of Festive High Tea
• Oris backs Movember’s campaign for better men’s health, and teams up with New York Yankees’ Manager Aaron Boone
• A NEW YORK, NEW (YEAR) AT THE STEAKHOUSE IN THE SKY
• ‘Party In The Clouds’ this New Year’s Eve
• Chankonabe One-pot Winter Wonders
• BELGA BOSSES BANGKOK ROOFTOPS

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