Shanghai Daily - 2019-02-14

• Visa-free tourism boosts economy
• Full speed ahead for automated braking
• Hearing loss caution for smartphone users
• China playing a leading role in greening planet
• Chang’e-4 probe switched to dormant after stable progress
• Lantern Festival lights up gardens
• Even the smartest not safe from scams
• What once went up, now goes undergroun­d
• Blackmaile­r driven by greed parks up in jail
• Dance never stops, even after 80 years
• Preserving Tianjin’s architectu­ral gems makes commercial cents
• ‘Wandering’ gives sci-fi genre films a boost
• Wall Street zeroes in on China-US trade prospects
• ‘El Chapo’ likely heading for ‘supermax’ jail
• Princess-linked Thai party in jeopardy
• No more a dog’s world in South Korea
• Japanese minister sorry over Ikee gaffe
• 4 foreigners killed in west Kenya plane crash
• UN: Global unemployme­nt falling, but working poor still a problem
• Snap election looms after Spanish budget rejected
• Seoul says Trump is wrong on US$500m
• Output falls, stoking fears of recession for eurozone
• Renault set to cancel US$34m Ghosn deal
• US CPI steady, gives Fed room on rates
• Inflation in UK drops below 2% BOE target
• Market surges 2% on move to woo foreigners
• Lower-tier cities’ delivery craving booms
• Exhibition reveals past and present of West Lake
• Japanese sensation to perform in city
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPES
• Hamilton keen for more as new Mercedes makes debut on track
• Woods names trio as assistants for Presidents Cup
• Sanchez in the United spotlight as injuries floor Lingard, Martial
• Roma, Zaniolo gives Mancini cause for Azzurri optimism
• General’s tokens came in all shapes and sizes
• Valpolicel­la is a fine Valentine wine for romantics
• Overseas sales of Japan’s Hida brand beef on rise
• French study probes life-threatenin­g risks of eating ultra-processed food
• Bill Gates champions African health care investment

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