New Straits Times - 2019-11-15

• In defence of heritage
• BN can’t walk the talk, says Dr M
• Karmaine very much the same humble person, say residents
• MORE TRAINED AS INTEGRITY OFFICERS
• HOW WE LOST OUR HEAD IN CIVIL AVIATION
• MYRUMAH’S FIRST WITH PERAK EXPO
• MONSOON FLOODS HIT EAST COAST
• King proclaimed UPNM chancellor
• Pos Malaysia plans to establish geocode system
• 146,607 EATERIES CHECKED
• TERENGGANU BOOST FOR BATIK INDUSTRY
• IMPACT OF COLLECTED MALAY WRITINGS
• ‘SIME DARBY HAS NO PLANS TO EXIT HK’
• Conglomera­te to continue divesting non-core assets
• Q3 growth likely to ease to 4.4pc due to high base effect, says StanChart
• EXPORTS MAY EXCEED LAST YEAR’S RM65B
• Mattan eyes bigger RE market share in Malaysia, Asean
• PERSISTENC­E VITAL TO SUCCESS
• Owners and sellers lowering asking prices, says PropertyGu­ru
• ALIBABA TAKING ORDERS FOR US$11B HK LISTING
• Z HOLDINGS, LINE IN MERGER TALKS
• GROOVE High hopes
• M. Nasir holds court
• In the footsteps of a legend
• THE IDEAL KOREAN DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
• HK students hunker down at campuses
• HAMILTON RACING THE RECORD BOOK
• Jamie eyes F1 on her own terms
• India take charge in opening Test
• NADAL FIGHTS BACK FROM THE EDGE
• Congo keep Mane in check, but Senegal cruise to victory
• ‘BELGIUM IN SAFE HANDS’
• Sparv ready to lead Finland to the promised land
• TOO CLOSE TO CALL
• Nafiizwan, Gurshan take up overseas coaching offers
• Thumbs up for Qatar
• redONE continues to help develop young talents
• IT’S MISSION POSSIBLE IN MANILA
• Situation tense but players safe in Hong Kong

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