South China Morning Post - 2013-08-31

• Regulator faults DOJ over handling of ‘ serious’ cases
• President on board
• ZHOU GRAFT PROBE TO BE ‘ ONE- OFF’
• Competing against costs
• Alternativ­e news
• Keeping it in the family
• French Connection
• CAPITALS HAVE DESIGNS ON CHINESE
• Former safety chief admits bribery
• Universiti­es room let rules questioned
• Raids over US$ 2.5b deal in Guinea
• The greatest Irish poet since Yeats
• Everbright error costs firm HK$ 658 million
• US ‘ reaffirms’ Philippine expansion
• CNPC IN FIRING LINE
• Buildings authoritie­s fail residents
• ‘ The plane dropped and bounced’
• France still willing to weigh action on Syria
• Budget reveals gaps in US spies’ knowledge
• Paris has edge over London on visa policy
• Riot gear provided to feared officers
• Let NGOS do more for disaster response
• SECURITY TSAR’S RISE TO POWER FUELLED BY OIL
• Kim tightens his grip on military
• Vitriol flows after boy shown urinating in bin
• Evidence tying Assad to attack ‘ not a slam dunk’
• Australian troops ‘ cut insurgent’s hands off’
• Court allows Chinese expo centre in Cancun
• UK says seized documents a threat
• US spies ‘ pull back the covers’ a bit
• Fretting over bills makes you stupid
• High price of ignoring poverty
• Integratin­g airports, not another runway, is sensible solution
• Saving refugees from tragedy
• Colonial- style government works best
• Police force must stay out of politics
• Two- week gap in swimming pools switch
• Conflict of interests in Cathay trip
• A close watch
• Asia’s cities of tomorrow can be next powerhouse­s of global economic growth
• Ruling elite must effect change before it’s forced upon them
• Seeds of sadism
• Restaurate­ur buys paper as side dish
• Mainland city banks in talks with key investors
• 18 bidders lodge interest for Sha Tin, Yuen Long sites
• FUNDS INDUSTRY WANTS MORE ACTION ON RQFII
• Energy costs fuel surge in Japanese consumer prices
• Mainland port shares rise on trade zone talk
• BEIJING ENTERPRISE­S UPBEAT ON GAS OUTLOOK
• Volatile markets push Ping An into fixed income
• Aluminium faces tough future, warns Chalco
• China Singyes Solar profit climbs 26pc
• China Eastern kept in profit by yuan gains
• Trading in bond futures to resume
• Avic plans bond sale as debt risk falls
• SINOPEC PARENT BUYS INTO EGYPT OIL- GAS PROJECT
• Kenny Wee swaps social columns for business pages
• ECB pledges more women managers
• Bursting the BUBBLE
• Influx of Chinese transforms the landscape of Madagascar
• ZTE steps up lobbying after spy fears block US contracts
• Beijing ‘ very upset’ by US envoy
• Ultimate ambition
• No cover- up over leak at landfill, says Loh
• ‘ Not a good idea’
• That’s an order
• ONLY EMPLOYERS COULD HAVE INJURED MAID, COURT TOLD
• Rogue RBS trader no Nick Leeson, says lawyer
• Visa ban on people who switch bosses too often
• HKTV axes 24 staff as news bureau closes
• MTR peeping Tom had tiny camera in his shoe
• Doctor wins appeal on molesting charges
• Chinese Zodiac
• Horoscopes
• WIN- WIN DEAL? WELL, JUST ABOUT ...
• Sailor to lead Swimming Australia
• Liverpool clash may reveal Moyes methodolog­y
• The week that was is anyone’s guess
• TRANSFER SYSTEM ‘ ROBBERY’ SAYS UEFA CHIEF PLATINI
• Valdes happy despite slow start
• Celtic aim for top spot after Euro heroics
• Higuain back in action for Napoli
• Isner irritated by lack of support
• No guarantee of new faces – Moyes
• Worst, but first
• Learning curve
• Back in the fold?

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