Bangkok Post - 2020-09-23

• Shell touts alphabet-based strategy
• PM sounds protest alarm
• Amlo vows probe into ICIJ’s claims
• Net traders must display their prices
• Siriraj launches drive-through blood tests
• 3 Thai cities honoured by Unesco
• Gold-card care set to widen
• Alumni ask for probe into school director
• ‘Big Joke’ set to file case against PM
• SSO defends Sri Panwa investment
• B19.5bn funding agreed for low-earning graduates
• PM pulls out all stops to snare ‘Boss’
• Tibetan labourers forced off land
• Race on to save 180 whales
• State ‘ready’ to sit on UN top council
• Beijing not likely to pass TikTok deal
• Father, son jailed over bomb blast
• Man cut pregnant wife’s stomach ‘to check gender’
• Russia to share vaccine’s legal risks
• States mark 75th year at virtual meet
• New cases double in Australia’s Victoria
• 14 soldiers killed as violence spikes
• UK cuts pub hours to curb contagion
• Washington presses ‘UN’ sanctions on Iran
• EU punishes firms for arms ban breach
• New president announced after coup
• Trump zeroes in on Barrett for court pick
• Brexit treaty busting only as ‘last resort’
• The future is not mass tourism
• Fuzzy logic in party loans
• An unexpected­ly successful protest
• The QAnon virus spreads from US to Germany
• Can one little plaque do that much ‘damage’?
• Jordan, Hamlin form new Nascar team
• Tour winner Pogacar rises above doubters
• NFL fines teams, coaches for snubbing face masks
• Ibra’s brace gives Milan winning start
• A’s clinch West division after Astros defeat
• Djokovic sends warning
• Pep salutes ‘incredible’ Foden as City win
• Roland Garros struggles to escape Covid shadow
• Barca’s Suarez suspected of cheating to pass exam
• Bulked-up Bryson
• Raiders celebrate Las Vegas debut with win over Saints
• Lightning hold off Stars rally to level Stanley Cup final series
• Hotels express mixed feelings about holidays
• Delay in panel formation hampers preparedne­ss for PDPA
• TCG remains upbeat on SME bad-loan outlook
• NBTC, OTCC join forces on trade rules
• STANDING PAT
• SEE YOU IN COURT
• RARE RECESSION
• MOVING FAST
• Sansiri makes foray into insurance with Hugs brokerage
• EU FTA study on the cards
• Egat gathers data for EV charging outlets
• WHA prepares to reduce land sales target
• CPF moves into health drinks
• Rosy growth prospects for food shipments
• Capella opening first brand hotel in Chao Phraya Estate
• Preserving greenery in the EEC
• Microsoft adds muscle to Xbox ahead of battle
• Illumina to buy Grail in $8bn deal
• CBO: Climate change to hit GDP growth
• Quibi ‘mulls sale months after launch’
• Airbus looks to future with H2 aircraft
• Virus-hit Premier Inn owner to axe 6,000 jobs
• Lufthansa announces further cuts to fleet, staff
• Skyscanner: New trend to benefit LCCs
• Builders embrace battery revolution
• Reliance in big smartphone push
• Luckin, associated firms hit with $9 million fine
• Deutsche Bank to close one in five domestic branches
• Volkswagen in Talks to Sell Bugatti Brand to Croatian Upstart
• Fast-Casual Steakhouse Pioneer Sizzler USA Files for Bankruptcy
• Empowering performanc­e
• Art that heals the soul
• NewApple Watch: wellness breakthrou­gh
• TREAT YOUR TASTE BUDS AT FOOD FAIR
• Spirit of budo returns
• Feel nostalgic for the past at River City
• Hollywood unions sign deal with studios boosting work return
• Bond villain Michael Lonsdale dies at 89
• Ellen DeGeneres apologises over toxic workplace allegation­s
• Banksy’s fly-tipping version of Monet’s garden masterpiec­e to go on sale
• GUNS AKIMBO
• Mitra the robot helps Covid patients in India speak with their loved ones
• Singapore, Helsinki, Zurich top index of world’s smartest cities
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• Watching for signs
• NOW STREAMING
• NOW SHOWING
• Banksy loses trademark case over the Flower Thrower

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