South China Morning Post - 2016-10-31

• Shenzhen party boss set to head north
• Airport plans to reduce the number of overnight flights
• BIG RACE RIVALS TURN UP THE HEAT
• Officials to blame for abuse at care homes
• American Express corporate payment solutions help businesses drive savings for growth
• ‘New star’ rides wave to take top spot
• QUESTIONS OVER CARE FOR CHINA’S PEACEKEEPE­RS
• Fighting for market share
• HARDLINER ON TRACK FOR THE TOP
• Defence high on the agenda for Malaysian PM
• US ‘must properly handle’ ties ahead of election
• Germany risks Beijing’s ire as it halts takeovers
• APP OPENS UP DEBT COLLECTION TO PUBLIC
• Beijing, Tokyo and Seoul in pledge on free-trade talks
• Commercial ships join search for missing sailor
• Man loses trousers after playful panda encounter
• Abandoned boy lives in hospital for four years
• FISHERMEN RETURN TO SHOAL BUT CHINA WARY
• Turnbull backs lifetime visa ban for boatpeople
• Major survey will measure racism and discrimina­tion
• Is changing face of Goa hurting tourism?
• Aide at heart of political scandal returns to Seoul
• With Clinton under fire again, Trump is turning up the heat
• LATEST QUAKE ‘LIKE A BOMB WENT OFF’
• ‘Satanists deserve a place in the world’
• Met Opera evacuated after ashes sprinkled
• A RARE GLIMPSE INSIDE JESUS’ TOMB
• Dozens killed after Saudi-led air strikes target two prisons
• RAJOY SEES OFF YOUNGER RIVALS TO REGAIN POWER
• Negotiatio­ns await as Pirate Party fails to secure majority
• Choice between Russia and Europe defines election
• Canada and EU finally sign giant trade deal
• Leader in ‘safe house’ after weapons found near home
• Transparen­cy is still the core issue
• AT&T mega deal faces huge hurdles
• Vulnerable residents of care homes need much better protection
• History holds lesson on oaths for HK Legco
• Steered by equals
• In legend’s retelling, Beijing and Seoul must pick the right roles
• Betting on smart talent
• Free speech is best with a dose of self-control
• LeECO CONSIDERIN­G U.S. FLOAT IN 2019 TO EXPAND FOOTPRINT
• Trump best for Chinese buyers: survey
• HK to play key role in project financing
• XI’S ‘SPECIAL’ MEETING TACKLES THE ECONOMY
• China Hongqiao’s aluminium smelter capacity at risk
• China buys more gold to counter falling yuan
• BIG FIVE BANKS WRITE OFF DEBT FASTER THAN MAKING PROFITS
• Fosun deal opens new markets for Luxembourg bank
• Shaping future trade patterns
• Buying declines, selling among HK directors still remains low
• Cocaine culture and lonely bankers
• HKU-SHENZHEN HOSPITAL SET TO REVAMP PRICING
• Homes alert when it comes to hi-tech care for elderly
• ‘Bigger land bank gives us flexibilit­y in future’
• Cultural hub embraces live streaming with Greek classic
• HANDKERCHI­EF MAKERS THUMB NOSE AT WASTE
• Has Woo raised stakes as a stalking horse?
• Window cleaning rules ‘apply to all flats above ground floor’
• ART IMITATES LIFE FOR KIDNAPPED HEIRESS
• Lesson on riots for teachers as history consultati­on ends
• High praise for airport childcare facility
• Horoscopes
• Chinese Zodiac
• Universal Crossword
• CHAT’S THE WAY
• Bluetooth changes may usher in new generation of audio
• REIGN AND SHINE
• Nintendo console leaves market unimpresse­d
• Creator’s tips for playing Civilizati­on VI
• WILD AT HEART
• JAPANESE STAR MAURICE SET FOR HONG KONG SWANSONG
• In Hong Kong, snapping a slump not just about ability
• Two-all as wins match suspension­s for de Sousa
• Dynamic duo of Callan and Yiu Packing a punch
• FOR THE RECORD
• KLOPP MAKES CASE FOR LIVERPOOL’S DEFENCE
• Mourinho’s assistant fumes over Herrera
• Higuain buries hatchet before downing Napoli
• Hat-trick hero Ronaldo returns to form for Madrid
• INDIANS MOVE ONE STEP CLOSER TO SERIES CROWN
• Mercedes’ boss backs Brawn for F1 role
• Dovizioso’s long wait over as he grabs Sepang glory
• ‘ACE WAS DRUNK’
• Noah makes his mark as Knicks take home opener
• British adventurer prepares to swim the Atlantic
• STARS IN AWE OVER HIDEKI’S BRILLIANCE
• HK riders pay their last respects to Pu
• ‘Iron Lady’ Hosszu rules the pool again

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