Bangkok Post - 2020-05-18

• Big turnout as malls reopen
• Decree not a ruse to stay in power:PM
• ILLNESS STRIKES
• Johnson accepts criticism:
• THAI to stick landing:
• Teachers feel pinch:
• Editorial:
• ‘New normal’ hits Lampang vote
• Rice cuts ‘won’t hurt exports’
• WHO claims the use of disinfecta­nts may be risky
• Madrid to extend emergency measures
• Germans take to streets to protest lockdown rules
• Infections in Brazil top Italy, Spain
• Israel to swear in unity govt
• Church refers abuse case to Vatican
• Paris nabs ‘financier’ of Rwanda genocide
• Tehran sentences academic to six years in prison
• 14 dead as fight rages on in Abyan
• Dems to probe Trump ouster of watchdog
• Rich list shows first wealth drop in decade
• Canberra: China is ignoring calls to ease trade tension
• Obama lashes out at nation’s response to pandemic
• Scores of firefighte­rs hurt in blaze fight
• Ripe time to learn from Taiwan
• Socialism isn’t ‘free’
• Educationa­l bullying
• When education supports rape culture
• Vaccine nationalis­m puts advocate on front line
• SEZ plan ignores local ideas of developmen­t
• Rigorous testing among guidelines for MLB return
• NZ players return to ‘second pre-season’
• Lokomotiv striker Farfan tests positive for Covid-19
• Singapore promoters rule out race behind closed doors
• Stefanidi cut above all in garden clash
• Dortmund on fire in return
• Park triumphs at ‘virus-proofed’ event
• La Liga clubs allowed to expand into group training
• Plan to end Euro season by August
• True talent
• Setback for Serie A as two Parma players test positive
• Kyrgios claims Murray is a better player than Djokovic
• Perfecting driverless tech has taken longer than expected, even before the pandemic.
• Most property developers reported a year-onyear drop in Q1 results, with low-rise housing outperform­ing condos.
• Investment applicatio­ns for 10 special economic zones remain low compared with those for the Eastern Economic Corridor.
• IATA says many airlines are likely to shrink their networks, while the aviation industry is predicted to be 20-30% smaller.
• Restrictiv­e rules for craft beer brewing drive Thai brands into Vietnam’s open arms.
• Facebook backs SMEs with $100m global scheme
• Thai hotels reject TUI’s delayed repayment
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Payment safety a priority
• DKSH and Loxley test BYD electric van
• Reopening may be good for the economy, but maybe not for risk assets?
• Oil Market Outlook
• Asian bonds seen as good recovery play
• SoftBank’s Big Bets Are Hit Hard by Coronaviru­s
• Comcast’s Peacock Will Have Some Original Content Ready for July Launch
• Putting out bushfires with local wisdom
• View glorious Thai craftsmans­hip online
• ADAPTING NEW HANDWASHIN­G SOLUTIONS
• Schoolkids get into e-commerce
• CHEFS SERVE HEROES
• In pandemic times, all the gaming world’s a (concert) stage
• Broadway musical Frozen becomes the biggest victim of New York’s shutdown
• Scarface reboot by Coen brothers will be set in Los Angeles
• STAYING RELEVANT
• THE CHOICE IS YOURS
• Pragmatic Enyaq
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• A certain je ne sais quoi
• Wuhan market had role in virus outbreak, says WHO
• Travel turmoil
• FINDING NAGALAND
• JOBS UNRAVELLIN­G
• Home working is here to stay
• Change on the itinerary
• ‘Should I buy a mask or food?’
• Innovation in the pandemic age
• THE RISE OF DIGITAL FARMING
• Indian startups get creative as funding dries up
• FAITH in ACTION
• FILIPINO MUSICIANS IN HONG KONG SING NO-GIG BLUES
• VR RAISES SEXUAL HARASSMENT AWARENESS IN SINGAPORE
• Sun, sand and SUSTAINABI­LITY

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