Bangkok Post - 2020-02-14

• Wombs-for-hire gang busted
• Phuket liner let-in cops flak
• Budget bill passes in re-vote
• Chinese visa-free entry:
• Deaths, cases leap:
• Public anger grows in aftermath of mall shooting
• Media, NBTC make pact on crisis coverage
• Give army a complete overhaul, say activists
• Court rejects FFP plea for public trial
• IT jobs offer best salaries for fresh grads
• Single ticket for electric rail in June: govt
• Alro to audit land held by lawmakers
• Erosion plan wears thin with MPs
• Number of infected on cruise ship jumps to 218
• Epidemic sparks mass quarantine
• Court jails Mumbai attack ‘mastermind’
• Return rate of migrants plummets
• Shocked Dems turn focus to Nevada meet
• Senate pushes curbs on Trump’s ability to wage war
• Guaido defends sanctions against Maduro’s regime
• Republican­s back agency’s stance on Stone sentencing
• In an outbreak, uncertaint­y is fine
• Hun Sen must take heed
• Underpinni­ngs of a Thai mass shooting
• The wreckage Michael R Bloomberg left behind
• Is the Wuhan ‘devil virus’ a ‘black swan’?
• Pastrnak’s fourth hat-trick powers Bruins to big win
• Organisers say Games will go ahead
• Men’s team back women’s equal pay fight
• Perfect Jodi’s birdie spree makes lots of koalas happy
• Napoli stun Inter Milan to close in on Italian Cup final
• There’s no stopping top gun Svitolina
• Beetles travel to fortress Samut Prakan
• Quick Foxes hope to beat fickle Wolves at Molineux
• Western powers
• Browns’ Garrett reinstated after indefinite suspension
• Somkid seeks remedies for ailing sector
• DAVID’S DIGS
• BLUE MOVES
• GOLDEN OPPORTUNIT­Y
• CALLED OFF
• KTB prepares to buffer clientele against economy
• Prudential revs up M&A plan
• Roojai aims for top 10 in auto segment
• PTTEP allots $300m for 2020 exploratio­n activities
• Somkid: Call on CPTPP due in 3 months
• Firms losing faith amid virus, haze
• Becoming a high-performanc­e team
• KS: DTAC teeters on 5G bid sidelines
• Jewellery fair to be held despite viral outbreak
• MGM bids goodbye to CEO after 22 years
• Bezos buys Warner Estate for $165m
• Rubin’s Essential Products shutting down
• US whiskey sales to EU slump amid trade rows
• Improving Nestle reins in growth ambitions
• Airbus plunges into red in 2019
• Vodafone Hutchison-TPG merger gets green light
• Norwegian Air plans further capacity cuts
• Nissan sinks into red in Q3, cuts annual profit forecast
• DBS expects small impact from coronaviru­s outbreak
• China’s car sales plunge 22% in Jan
• Rakuten pledges to stick to free shipping policy
• Boeing Fired Midlevel Executive Following Embarrassi­ng Emails
• Barclays CEO Under Investigat­ion Over Links to Jeffrey Epstein
• WHAT’S ON: THIS WEEKEND AND BEYOND
• Gucci owner readies for Chinese no-show at fashion weeks
• Michael Kors keeps it country-cozy for autumn 2020 at New York Fashion Week
• Human-hunting film set for release next month
• Park Hyatt flexes its muscles
• Thai chef revitalise­s fine dining in San Francisco
• INDIA’S ‘PICKLE QUEEN PRESERVES EVERYTHING INCLUDING THE PAST
• HOTEL DINING
• HOROSCOPE
• TRUMP’S POWER GAME
• S.African writer Deon Meyer targets Zuma in latest book
• NEW ERA OF EQUALITY
• Oscar-winning director McQueen returns to art with Tate show
• ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO ENTER HERE
• Knives Out director plots whodunnit franchise after Star Wars
• Chatchai Aphibanpoo­npon aims to leave no one out of anything, even something many take for granted like going to the cinema. His app Pannana helps blind people enjoy movies through audio descriptio­n.
• H_Dining, Dick and Yard Bar serves up all-day dining and drinking.
• We serve you updates from The Sukhothai’s Celadon and Radisson Suites Bangkok’s Punjab Grill.
• When love is dying
• Destinatio­n weddings
• A riverside romance
• A taste of teamwork

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