New Straits Times - 2016-12-07

• ISKANDAR MALAYSIA IS BOOMING
• ‘Concern over RM12.5 billion project’
• WITH MURDERING GIRLFRIEND'S 2-YEAR-OLD SON
• Najib pays tribute to Pak Lah for establishi­ng region
• TMJ denies claims of Iskandar housing glut
• Najib lauds BNM’s six measures
• PM extends condolence­s over CM’s death
• ‘Unwise to cut ties with Myanmar’
• ‘Dr M should say sorry to Muslims’
• DAP can’t be trusted over ties to Dr M, says Gerakan
• DAP told to withdraw from Sabah, Sarawak
• NGOs slam Dr M for not joining rally
• Smaller catch for fishermen since reclamatio­n
• We want to see master plan, says resident
• ‘GMM all for terror prevention’
• ‘A tech leader by 2050’
• NUTP thanks ministry for helping sued teachers
• ‘Foreign workers to undergo annual check-ups’
• Students do well in 3 Pisa domains
• Murder accused’s dad: I’ll never disown him
• Dates set for CM’s trial
• Forging relations with all
• More safety inspectors needed
• Achieving better Maths and Science results
• Centrality of sports in Latin America
• Team Adenan’s momentum must be maintained
• Call to preserve island
• Safety cannot be compromise­d
• Non-renewalofd­riving licences not the way to go
• Choose words that are easy to remember, say
• 9 Thais held over fake guns, knives
• Remand for duo in shooting to be extended
• ‘Pil kuda’ poses danger to minors in Terengganu
• ‘End Penang sand mining’
• Atlas planes ready for relief op
• Curbing price hike rumours
• Umrah pilgrims stranded at KLIA
• New cancer drugs are available in Malaysia
• Book unveils secrets of Danum Valley
• Siblings’ fishing trip ends in tragedy
• Perlis to ease polygamous marriage registrati­on
• Thousands mourn death of Tamil Nadu ‘Amma’
• ‘Pubic groomers at higher risk of STIs’
• No refuge for Rohingya
• 3-way fight for NZ premiershi­p
• ‘Rookie’ Trump rapped
• Nude selfies used as collateral for Chinese loans
• SHE HAS PTSD
• 2017 OSCARS
• ‘GREAT WALL’ CASTING
• Thompson’s incredible show
• IOC and WADA settle ‘difference­s’
• Springboks out to capture coach
• Thumb’s up from legend
• Wallabies back on course
• Warner sparks victory
• Cook in the pressure cooker against India
• Tiger turns to part two of his show with hope
• France’s big return in 2018
• Alonso would be ideal choice but...
• How China’s not-so-big spenders get by
• Title awarded to ill-fated club
• Fifa lose match-fixing fighter
• Porto, Sevilla not safe yet
• Leverkusen out to end poor record
• Hot shots on the prowl
• Lyon must put firecracke­r trauma behind them
• Unhealthy trend
• Hammers co-owner stands by Bilic
• Gunners barred from signing Firmino
• Ramirez punishes former club Hull
• Habibullah takes shot at history
• Decline of great athletes
• 36 sign up to help turn Forest City into smart city
• IMF sees 4.6pc growth next year
• Courts Asia joins GBS Iskandar
• Ringgit move worries FMM
• MRPMA wants central bank to rescind 75pc earnings rule
• Hibiscus postpones Aussie project
• FMC rolls out appointed overseas office framework
• ‘Asean may see 4.9pc GDP growth from 2017’ Countries need to continue moving up global value chain, says economist
• Domestic demand to continue to steer economic activities
• Lakhdhir awaits US Senate approval
• ‘Maybank’s capital base provides buffer against asset woes’
• Deloitte unit admits role in false audit report
• China-led trade pact can fill TPP vacuum, says ADB
• Tycoons deny trading donations for favours
• Mistry reaches out to shareholde­rs
• Sabeco shares jump max 20pc on debut
• Samba stymies Saudi Oger debt talks
• Origin may list O&G assets to raise A$1b
• ‘Hedge fund brother No. 1’ guilty
• Chinese users complain of ‘exploding’ iPhones
• Dalian Wanda executive in charge of relisting plan quits
• ICAP ‘data glitch’ sees yuan weakens to 7.5 against US dollar
• McDonald’s plans McCafe revamp to challenge rivals
• US$29b tax boost for Berkshire?
• Amazon opens Seattle store — with no checkout counters
• US retailers change hiring requiremen­t
• Sin-Pen in premium venture with Scania
• Technology can drive up efficiency in trucking industry
• Etihad to create European leisure airline group with TUI
• Power play
• RETURN OF GILMORE GIRLS
• FOR SOFT, SILKY TRESSES
• ROGUE RENDITIONS
• FUN ACTIVITIES AWAIT SHOPPERS
• AFTERNOON DELIGHTS
• FLORaL RhapSOdY
• BUILDING BRIDGES THROUGH DANCE
• QUITE THE WINNER
• CONTROL OVER LADY LUCK

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