Bangkok Post - 2020-02-25

• Prayut defends land deal
• Pannika under fire over 1MDB claims
• Virus gets ‘dangerous disease’ tag
• Ex-minister Banyin faces murder rap
• Dad not convinced debt was behind family suicide
• Motorcycle bomb blast injures 10
• Legal experts criticise court loan ruling
• EC mulls criminal suit against FFP execs
• Talks on FB content filter ‘promising’
• Mill has permit pulled for forest fire
• Rubberwood factories revel in revival
• Police nab two in B300m drugs bust
• Dino bones site eyed as tourist spot
• Trump greets Modi as lightning tour begins
• Draft charter hints at plan for new ruler
• Sherpas risk rare ascent of Everest
• Violence breaks out in New Delhi
• Global outbreaks raise fears of pandemic
• Beijing postpones parliament session for first time in decades
• Conservati­ves claim poll win
• Assange extraditio­n case opens
• Hamburg voters punish Merkel party
• Israeli air strikes kill six after jihadist rocket barrage
• US pair brace for murder trial
• Ex-prime minister Fillon heads to court over graft
• Alarm over ‘worldwide attack’ on basic rights
• PM must improve his ‘soft skills’
• Censure saga is not a game
• How to stifle Thai political party system
• Markets are catching up to the virus disconnect
• Dissolutio­n only deepens political divide
• James rises to occasion in Lakers’ win
• Reed finds Mexico title ‘rewarding’
• Italian sports in quarantine as number of victims rises
• On-song Immobile helps Lazio stay hot on Juve’s heels
• Asia-Pacific meet reschedule­d for October
• Messi puts spring back in Barca’s step
• Mueller out to make a point at Chelsea
• Panipak top Thai bet for Tokyo gold
• Australia women resurrect T20 fortunes
• All-British bout?
• Fernandes on spot as Man United climb to fifth in Premier League
• Jones says England will be better against Wales after Ireland win
• Mild growth in sight for 2020
• SET worst-hit bourse in region
• Airlines scramble to slash ticket prices
• Despite a weak economy, Mc Jeans chief believes data analytics and e-commerce will help the company amid tight competitio­n.
• Thai startups are optimistic funding in 2020 will dwarf recent years early results are promising.
• Electronic banking institutio­ns and fintech help those in Europe often snubbed by traditiona­l houses.
• G20 finance chiefs offered little solace about the global economy.
• As the startup boom deflates, investors have become sceptical of tech.
• Startups stoked for 2020 funding boost
• GH Bank sees January spike in mortgage loans
• SEC aid for green issuers joining LGX
• Farmers hit by drought get B3.12bn
• PTT upbeat on oil, petrochemi­cals
• Clarity on taxed assets advised
• BIG pins growth prospects on lower spot prices
• Drought to hike prices of tapioca
• Power industry outlook neutral
• AWS offers superlow latency services
• NBTC tells DES to get 5G panel set up
• First A380 gets new life as luggage tags
• Indonesia’s oil, gas production expected to shrink
• Epidemic threatens clothing supplies
• Thousands to lose jobs as Honda closes Manila plant
• UniCredit boss exits HSBC CEO race
• Google Plots Course to Overtake Cloud Rivals
• Intuit Near Deal to Buy Credit Karma for $7 Billion
• FINGER ON THE PULSE
• Wildlife trade is a biosafety issue
• Heeerrre’s Johnny, and those damn creepy twins
• Welcome to techno paradise
• Parasite star hopes film will help JapanKorea cultural ties
• SONIC OUTPACES ITS RIVALS TO AGAIN TOP N.AMERICA BOX OFFICE
• Belgian designer Raf Simons joins Prada in newly created role of co-creative director
• Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood backs Michael Bloomberg
• Sitting still for too long on an aeroplane cause deep vein thrombosis
• Beauty DUTY
• Keke Palmer needs
• Holistic upgrade
• HOROSCOPE
• GOING VIRAL
• Portrait Of A Lady On Fire
• ANUPONG CHANTORN
• ART OF BELIEF

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