New Straits Times - 2017-03-21

• ‘DREAM HOUSE’ FOR UNDER RM100,000
• MALAYSIA TO GROW FASTER THAN OTHER A-RATED ECONOMIES, SAYS MOODY’S
• ENSURING GOOD QUALITY HOMES FOR ALL
• ‘I will do another project if govt wants to follow this concept’
• Micro-entreprene­urs receive grants from NCIA-Teraju
• INTERESTS FIRST’
• Critics of aid for fishermen taken to task
• Najib: Pulau Tuba folk will continue to enjoy developmen­t
• ‘OTHER N. KOREAN SUSPECTS
• ‘I MISS COMFORT
• Publicity hinders search, says IGP
• ‘LET MUSLIMS SETTLE IT’
• Get facts right, opposition told
• ‘There’s nothing to hide and nothing to cover up’
• VIRUS OUTBREAK ‘NOT ENDEMIC’
• ‘PROMOTE FORM SIX MORE ATTRACTIVE­LY’
• A new way to learn English
• 22-YEAR WAIT TO SEE FILMS ENDS
• COP: I TOOK 49 PHOTOGRAPH­S DURING 3-HOUR POST-MORTEM
• Case put off to April 25 pending decision of Court of Appeal
• 4 COPS NABBED FOR BRIBERY
• IMF ACKNOWLEDG­ES ISLAMIC BANKING’S PROLIFIC GROWTH
• Name and shame the dirty, unhygienic food outlets
• NEGRI GOES ALL OUT AGAINST CORRUPTION
• CAN CHANGE BE UPSETTING?
• WHAT FAMILIES
• Change lifestyle, drink plain water to stave off kidney failure
• RAFALE TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS FOR 40 YEARS
• RUSSIAN KNIGHTS BACK WITH A BANG
• TYPHOON BLOWS AWAY COMPETITIO­RS
• Ministries hope for 50-50 participat­ion
• Organisers push to make this the best Lima yet
• Get ready for ‘oohs’ and ‘aahs’
• Amy Search to release autobiogra­phy at 60
• FREE GRANTS FOR NEW BUMI ENTREPRENE­URS
• Riverside community goes green
• BREXIT BEGINS NEXT WEEK
• Philippine­s’ Duterte calls European critics ‘crazies’
• NOT A TERRORIST’
• Soaring house prices lock Australia’s homeless out
• HOW MUCH IS AN
• Fisherman likely killed by croc, say Aussie cops
• TOPS DENMARK
• Timor Leste votes in presidenti­al election
• Officials to review bite incident and head injury
• 6TH SCUDETTO IN THEIR SIGHT
• Rodgers pleased with Celtic’s title focus
• MUELLER CAPS MILESTONE
• MESSI TO THE RESCUE
• WENGER HAS DECIDED
• Alli has X-factor for Pochettino
• MISSING INGREDIENT
• Selangor to face toughest hurdle next
• ZHENG YONG MAKES HISTORY
• ASSAULT ON AMERICA
• KHAIR VOWS TO WIN IT FOR COACH
• Challenges to persist for O&G companies
• SALES LIKELY TO SEE
• Maybank expects equity deals in Southeast Asia to rise this year
• PROPERTY SECTOR
• ‘PNB committed to declaring competitiv­e dividends this year’
• RAM reaffirms ‘stable’ outlook
• KHAZANAH UNIT TO SPEND RM20M ON SOFTWARE
• ‘MALAYSIA IS INTERESTIN­G TEST-BED FOR FINTECH’
• PKNS launches first smart township project
• LOTTE GRAFT TRIAL
• M1 shares rise again as shareholde­rs explore sale
• Thai energy firm seeks new assets
• PRESSURE ON PROFITS AS COSTS SURGE
• UBER EXECUTIVES QUIT
• MaGIC, Stanford University conclude week-long Go2Market collaborat­ion
• In search of silence
• Beware of food and medication interactio­ns
• Gruelling it like Gwyneth
• The correct running form
• A ‘flying ’ running machine
• Functional fundamenta­ls

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