New Straits Times - 2016-12-27

• SPAD: PAY BUS DRIVERS MORE
• Sack threat
• GEORGE MICHAEL 1963-2016
• OVERPAYING FOR STAKE IN INDONESIAN COMPANY
• DR MAHATHIR'S REMARK ON BR1M
• Bus operators group: Coachmen to get sufficient rest time
• SPAD: They deserve better pay
• Bus ‘wobbled’ before crash
• Philanthro­pic jeweller from India buried in Johor Baru
• Cops to probe whether negligence caused crash
• ‘Govts worldwide provide aid to low-income citizens’
• PPBM website contradict­s Dr M’s stand
• DAP’s ploy to secure DPM post
• Guan Eng’s ‘Four Freedoms’ remark draws flak
• Paralympia­ns performing umrah
• State your stand on Rafizi’s MRT claims, Wan Azizah told
• ‘Introduce ID card for Rohingya’
• Mapim aims to raise RM2 million for Aleppo refugees
• Narrow escape for family of 13 in Camerons
• Bitterswee­t year for Sarawak
• Zika, dengue top health concerns
• Mara giving out 50,000 bags
• Single mum grateful for back-to-school gifts
• 2017, the year of the eagle and the dragon?
• Public safety should come first
• Managing debt in Malaysia
• Bizarre issue of fresh grad salaries
• People on losing end when subsidised items leak out
• Emerging terror threat in Mindanao
• Let’s work together to undertake concrete actions
• US policy on Israel remains intact
• Find solutions to issue of excess doctors
• ‘Miracle baby’ no longer fears the sea
• ‘Mum’s quick thinking saved us’
• 23 tigers left... and dwindling
• 3 nabbed for gun possession
• 2 killed in separate crashes
• Device helps tappers in wet season
• Mada: Use new farming method
• ‘Penang govt does not practise double standard’
• Children among 21 shot while fleeing Aleppo
• Russia rules out terrorism
• Quake hits Chile’s tourist spot
• Spicer named White House press secretary
• In memory of tsunami victims, 12 years on
• Fears of flash floods, mudslides
• Argentina charges 2 priests with raping deaf kids
• Bird soars for Australia
• Latham steps up for NZ win
• Irving saves Christmas for Cavs
• Wild Oats fight back after poor start
• Vunipola a doubt for Six Nations
• Warburton hails battling Rangers
• Special Ones Mourinho cannot resist a dig at Wenger... again
• Fixing defence is Big Sam’s priority
• Pep stands by Stones
• Spurs to make second move for Zaha
• Liverpool almost there
• Koeman in race with big guns to sign players
• MHC financiall­y sound but teams fail to make much headway
• Future bright, says Logan
• Safee challenged to deliver
• 4 telcos outperform FBM KLCI
• Country Garden stays upbeat on Forest City
• Better capitalise­d Indonesia AirAsia ready for flotation takeoff?
• Weak ringgit a boost for Homeritz
• MIDF upgrades AEON Credit Service to ‘buy’
• Maybank IB optimistic on Bison
• Making CFOs more accountabl­e
• Slower demand hits local power sector
• Oakwood KL eyes local, regional business travellers
• How robots make humans indispensa­ble
• India’s OGNC to pay US$1.2b for 80pc of Krishna gas field
• BoJ defends yield curve control
• Cost-cutting drive
• Iran plans to invite bids for 2 oil fields
• Shanghai GM fined 201m yuan
• US consumer confidence hits highest level since 2004
• Millennial­s changing way China thinks about money
• Diamonds are Chinese women’s new best friends
• SIA wants to be low-cost carrier, too
• Ex-air force chief to pilot Freeport towards new deal
• Official launch of smebusines­s.tv portal
• Sweet success for Secret Recipe in eastern China
• Samsung’s gift ideas for holidays
• SHEDDING THE EXTRA WEIGHT
• LURE OF THE VIRTUAL STORE
• ‘THE ENDING SEEMS PERFECT TO ME’
• COMEDY ‘SENT’ ROPES IN ASIAN TALENTS
• SHARING NOTES WITH THE-DREAM
• FALLON TO HOST GOLDEN GLOBES
• SIX-STRINGED SENSATION

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