The Borneo Post - 2016-10-27

• Suspend firms that hire thugs
• Pirates abscond with RM15m of palm oil
• 1 kg packet cooking oil stays at RM2.50 from Nov 1
• Spotlight on eco-friendly toilet that doesn’t smell
• Over 200 Bario homes get 24-hour solar power
• M’sia Cup final tickets gone in 30 minutes
• Duterte wants US troops out in two years
• Justin Timberlake will not be investigat­ed for ballot selfie
• Malaysia ranks 23rd in World Bank’s list of doing business
• Death sentence on thai woman for drug offence upheld
• MH17: 2 prosecutio­n options identified in effort to seek justice
• Balingian shooting: 8 held, 4 still at large
• Woman remanded over RM3.8 mln swindle
• NREB: 2,187 metric tonnes thrown away daily
• Joint emergency drill involves simulated road accident and chemical waste spill
• Short circuit forces panic evacuation at HSA
• Audit on all government hospitals’ preparedne­ss in event of fire
• State government announces compensati­on to the relatives of HSA fire victims
• Johor Health Dept dismisses social media report on death of nurse
• Ensure all health facilities safe, rep tells state government
• HSA staff, soldiers in cleanup operation after tragic fire
• I will decide when to call it a day — Masing
• Chong: State DAP will support motion to restore Sarawak’s status
• 150 receive awards and honours at investitur­e ceremony
• MoU ensures bitumen supply for road projects in Sarawak
• Film star wannabes called to audition
• Yong accepts challenge to promote Miri’s tourism industry
• Mulu chosen for BIMP-EAGA Expansion of Air Linkages
• ‘Connectivi­ty critical to BIMP-EAGA’s developmen­t’
• Drivers’ log book to ensure safety of drivers, passengers
• Make a date with Borneo Post Education Fair
• Repok rep reminds students of importance of technical education
• Having the right mindset in the workplace
• Get a taste of Korean culture at ‘Annyeong Korea’
• Unimas, Tegas urged to work on STEM
• Nurture young interest in STEM through closer ties, academics and industries told
• Swinburne Sarawak, Okayama University ink MoA for student exchange programme
• Pursue courses with good demand in job market — Fatimah
• Repok rep praises moral society for helping the needy, irrespecti­ve of faith
• 10,000 expected for Youth Day do
• 1MDB: High Court adjourns Azmin’s judicial review applicatio­n
• Dec 1 remention for Sanjeevan’s fake degree case
• Khairun and Maslinda win big chef cooking competitio­n
• Kapit holds major gotong-royong to battle mosquitoes
• Gated and guarded residence with no management fee to be paid
• Kindergart­en to hold Graduation Day Sunday
• Ports obtain green light to conduct own probe
• Going all out to deter cyber grooming
• FIC donates to Malaysian Care’s rubber plantation project
• Sepang police score two major successes in anti-crime fight
• KL court organises green campaign
• Fire spread quickly due to bedsheet, curtain, clothing — Consultant
• Two nurses of hospital, intern in stable condition
• Dr Ho, first Malaysian to receive award Internatio­nal Guest Scholarshi­p Award
• Two more days to Deepavali but sales still slow
• PM: M’sia committed to have closer cooperatio­n with China
• No element of pollution at Sungai Buah upstream — Negri MB
• Deepavali: Bakti donates to 10 welfare homes
• Water theme park reopens after clean-up work done
• Govt hopes to introduce farmers’ insurance policy by end of 2017 — Ahmad Shabery
• King reminds UPNM staff and students to bring glory to the university
• PNB inks deal to produce more Bumiputera profession­al accountant­s
• Istanbul to host Organisati­on of Islamic Cooperatio­n women conference
• Majestic McIlroy guns for major scalps at WGC
• Opportunit­y Knox as Russell eyes WGC defence
• LeBron leads Cavaliers romp as Golden State Warriors crash
• Tribunal doubles doping ban against Jeptoo
• McIlroy hints at real reason for Olympic snub
• Ng Eain Yow advances to final qualifying round
• Record 113 non-US players from 41 nations open season
• ‘China’s Real Madrid’ set sights on global market
• Brazil’s ‘eternal captain’ Carlos Alberto dies at 72
• Southgate backs ‘hugely influentia­l’ England captain Rooney
• Neuer urges Mourinho to end Schweinste­iger’s United exile
• Sturridge puts Liverpool through in League Cup
• Guardiola wants Aguero to stay at Manchester City
• Zidane ‘not worried’ by Ronaldo strike rate
• United legend Ferguson says Scots can win at Wembley
• Conte conduct no bother to Bilic
• Manchester United’s Bailly expects two-month lay-off
• Pacquiao not looking beyond next fight
• Injured Klitschko gives no thought to retiring
• Shoaw, MRSM Kuching cruise into last eight
• ‘Malaysian angels’ ready to play against LPGA’s best
• SDRU surpasses target to finish 4th in Labuan 10-a-side
• Trump says Clinton policy on Syria would lead to World War Three
• Nurse charged with killing retirement home residents
• Vatican tells Catholics not to scatter ashes of the dead
• Kids’ ‘miracle’ survival as Australia probes park deaths
• Denucleari­sing N. Korea a ‘lost cause,’ US intel chief says
• World leaders’ personal chefs annual meeting in New Delhi
• Study: Antarctic glacier thinning more rapidly than thought
• Pope aide interviewe­d by police over abuse claims
• Chaos erupts as HK independen­ce fight ban
• Autism study shows lasting benefits of early interactio­n
• Chinese state media urge new status for Xi
• China police confirm illegally made, stored explosives killed 14
• Chinese paper says China, US to step up anti-graft cooperatio­n
• Maduro, opponents trade ‘coup’ charges in Venezuela crisis
• Expert: UN refusal to recognise role in Haiti cholera a ‘debacle’
• Canada parliament votes to take in Yazidi refugees
• US$460 mln, 300 weapons seized in global raids
• Fires scorch ‘Jungle’ migrant camp as demolition resumes
• German ‘terror financing’ raids target Chechens
• Beatty becomes first US author to win Man Booker Prize
• Save the Children fears for minors in Calais ‘Jungle’
• Google puts expansion of fiber optic network on hold
• Coalition huddles as Iraqi forces inch towards Mosul
• Officials: IS militants abduct and kill 30 in Afghanista­n
• Turkey’s Diyarbakir mayors arrested in ‘terror’ probe
• Italy PM threatens EU budget veto over migrants
• ‘Hamilton’ star Odom Jr., Queen Latifah win Grace awards
• The first ‘Gilmore Girls’ Netflix revival trailer reveals these five important facts
• Court rules for music companies in MP3 tunes copyright case
• Ex-‘Real Housewives’ stars pulled off flight sue Virgin America
• ‘The Handmaiden’: Feminist thriller undermined by voyeurism
• Tsui Hark’s ‘Journey to the West’ poised to be next blockbuste­r
• Lee Min-ho, Jun Ji-hyun get playful in teaser for new drama
• Tony Leung and Takeshi Kaneshiro reunite for new rom-com ‘See You Tomorrow’
• War drama puts Mel Gibson back in Hollywood spotlight
• Intruder at Miranda Kerr’s California mansion charged
• Britney Spears in legal dispute over dating app
• Helen Mirren glad she didn’t ‘rush to get married’
• ‘Roots’ actor among Bafta’s new ‘Breakthrou­gh Brits’
• Hollywood actresses celebrate women’s progress in film, politics
• Proposed bitumen facilities in Sarawak timely for Pan Borneo
• MPC maintains top 10 target on ease of doing business
• Local digital firms urged to work with global ones
• SC lauds initiative­s to further develop capital market from Budget 2017
• Malaysia continues efforts to improve business climate for entreprene­urs
• Yong Tai secures RM461 mln en bloc sale for Impression City
• Huawei’s new customer centre to help drive Malaysia’s digital economy transforma­tion
• Huawei M’sia to plough RM15 mln into investment­s over next three years
• Budget signals stability, but weakness persists
• Japan’s new recipe for exports: Feed the world’s food enthusiast­s
• Crude oil prices likely to remain volatile, says OCBC Bank
• Australia excited about Malaysia’s prospects as key trade, investment gateway to Asean
• RAM Ratings reaffirms Genting Plantation­s’ ratings
• Analysts deem KLK’s cash offer to acquire MP Evans inadequate
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower
• Sustained confidence in Nestle despite rise in global commoditie­s
• Big growth expected in global green energy
• Chesapeake Energy declares ‘propageddo­n’ with record shale frack
• Good and bad news on climate change
• How politics of globalisat­ion of trade changed so fast
• Airbnb’s San Francisco showdown may set rules on gig economy
• Cheap beef in US to stay after a drop in wholesale prices
• MIA and MICPA pact leads towards enhancemen­t of audit
• Benefits aplenty at Ibraco’s Tabuan Tranquilit­y 3 Plaza
• Nazir appointed inaugural chair of WEF’s ASEAN Regional Business Council
• Wood- and rattan-based furniture exports may exceed RM10 billion next year
• Amadeus technology to enhance MAB’s traveller experience
• OFS can now handle disputes of up to RM250,000 threshold
• RAM Ratings wins Best Islamic Rating Agency award
• Court may help EU sidestep lone-wolf resistance to deals
• Ireland bids to host EU bank regulator after Brexit
• AT&T acquiring Time Warner on shifting media terrain
• Vodafone UK fined a record 4.6 million pounds for failing customers
• Deutsche Bank under microscope as legal woes persist
• Apple spins services with iPhone sales slumping
• Chinese miners in talks for stake in Barrick’s Veladero mine – Sources
• NZ’s top spot as easiest place to do biz has unpalatabl­e side
• India’s Tata in race against time to save global
• China’s Xiongmai to recall up to 10,000 webcams after hack
• Hyundai Motor Q3 profit hit by workers’ strikes

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