Bangkok Post - 2020-02-18

• Army gives up cash cows
• GM sells off factories to Great Wall
• Japanese and S’pore arrivals screened
• Chevrolet staff in limbo:
• Phuket loans urged:
• Passengers tracked:
• Holden brand axed:
• ‘War rooms’ to target censure hoax
• Pongsakorn quits FFP board
• Court orders lockdown for loan ruling
• Ex-Pheu Thai boss jailed for two years
• ‘Racist’ London attack on Thai
• Warrants out for new suspects
• Govt’s anti-fake news centre gets help
• Phu Kradueng fires ‘under control’
• Decision on Thai TPP membership ‘likely in April’
• Emergency decree for deep South extended
• Army at fault for killings in Papua region
• Work set to start on MRT extension
• US evacuates quarantine­d citizens off Diamond Princess
• Kuala Lumpur urged to cut down on plastic use
• China outbreak death toll jumps to 1,770, says govt
• Russia told to stop backing atrocities
• EU in talks with Balkan nations seeking membership
• Macron picks mayor candidate
• Khamenei loyalists look to strengthen grip in polls
• Guterres blasts recent climate talks in Madrid
• Financial illiteracy a big problem
• Army reform inevitable
• Teachers won’t come
• Asean-EU ties: seeking a middle path
• The history of blaming ethnic groups for outbreaks
• Govt won’t win Oscar for army propaganda
• Archibald stars as Oilers triumph on road
• MLB chief: Astros have ‘paid a price’
• Pakistan top arch-rivals India in final
• Mou: Window open for UCL
• Celta hold leaders Real Madrid to draw
• ‘Nothing to lose’ Lazio topple Inter
• ‘United by Emotion’ chosen as motto for 2020 Games
• Reds the team to beat as UCL returns
• Haaland goes head-to-head with Mbappe
• Gregg, Man U great and Munich crash hero, dies
• Chiang Rai take on Beijing, hope for first win of season
• Close game
• Du Plessis quits as SA captain, but is available for selection
• Scott captures Riviera title as McIlroy falls 3 shots behind
• April roll-out for stimulus floated
• BoT: Loan growth may lag GDP uptick in 2020
• SWEET AND SALTY
• WINE AND DINE
• Exim predicts no growth in exports
• TU sees 2019 net profit rise by 0.5% year-on-year
• CRC hopes to mark largest IPO Thursday
• Grande Asset clips 2020 hotel revenue
• Ministry to upgrade elderly care
• Firms focus on loyalty as super apps swarm market
• The virus and Bangkok property
• WHAUP, PEA to jointly run smart pilot project
• Chains ramping up contactles­s services
• Alstom in talks to buy Bombardier’s train unit
• Monzo brings back paid-for accounts to help turn a profit
• DP World to return to full state ownership
• Oyo’s annual loss widens six-fold to $335 million
• Japan’s economy flirts with recession
• China’s central bank lowers one-year MLF rate by 10 bps
• Singapore cuts GDP growth forecast
• Trump Administra­tion Considers Halting GE Venture’s Engine Deliveries to China
• MORE THAN A GUN
• Coronaviru­s outbreak extent still unpredicta­ble
• Thai candidate shines in Vietnam’s first cat show
• TAKE A WALK WITH MAMUANG
• A place toturn for help
• PROTECTING ASIA’S HERITAGE YESTER- DAY AND TOMORROW:
• Neon streetwear goes sustainabl­e for Tommy Hilfiger show
• Sonic The Hedgehog opens strong at the box office
• Elton John deeply upset after cutting short concert
• ‘UNKNOWN TERRITORY’
• COMFORTABL­E IN HER OWN SKIN
• Setting the tone
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• ART THA TRANSCE IDEOLOGY
• NOW SHOWING
• PROUD, HISTORIC SCOTLAND
• Edge of tomorrow

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