The Borneo Post - 2017-09-10

• Head of State a beacon of unity
• Three head list of 1,518 recipients of federal awards
• 26 receive JMN, 250 awarded KMN
• Irma tears into Cuba’s northern coast
• TORONTO film fest goes backstage with Lady Gaga
• Adrian bags Open title
• Number of hardcore poor in state reduced by 26.6 pct
• CM assures all S’wakians will enjoy devt
• Erosion causes empty store to slide into river, nearby houses in danger
• Dayak NGOs urged to raise awareness on incestuous rape
• Digital economy: Estonia a good model
• Vida launches book on secrets for business success
• State PAS to go it alone this coming polls
• Former TYT leads Head of State’s honours list
• Pekema Sarawak chief awarded ‘Tan Sri’ in conjunctio­n with Agong’s birthday
• Malaysia to host Aposho 35 in 2020
• Nesting comes early to young hornbill Juliet
• SBF to set up research, infodata centre
• Civil servants will receive cash reward for reporting on corruption cases
• State JKKP visits manufactur­ers, farmers
• M’sia wants action against oppression of Rohingya
• Bidayuh graduates told to reach for the skies
• Rela urged to continue its role in the community
• Annual Pangkor Internatio­nal Dialogue one of a kind in Asia, says menteri besar
• Rohingya humanitari­an fund aims to collect RM300,000 in Melaka
• Businessma­n wins big at Japanese Koi contest
• Yamaha inaugural road safety campaign in East Malaysia
• Hui Yew: In art everyone’s a winner
• No money translates to imminent death, says Rohingya refugee
• School turns to mural to project its mission
• Southern Thinkers invent tool to keep city green
• Tailor-made sense of style
• Merkel’s moral authority sets direction for Europe
• Global rep in shreds, but Suu Kyi still the star in Myanmar
• Spirit more important than dates
• The Rukunegara – why only half given emphasis?
• Real harmony goes much deeper
• A flea in one’s ear and a ticking off!
• Cinnamon – flavouring sweet and savoury dishes the world over
• A lion-hearted commitment to the care of senior citizens
• Early years of Church and education in Miri
• Good response to JCI’s Heritage Treasure Hunt
• ‘All parties responsibl­e for making school better’
• Toastmaste­rs set up Bintulu Speakers Club
• Federation wants to play active role in people’s wellbeing
• Fiesta marks township coming of age
• Hope for SM Wong Nai Siong to be an elite Chinese independen­t school
• RRSS celebrates its 50th anniversar­y
• My Paul Creation to hold pageant for chubby ladies
• Malaysia must keep raising the bar higher to succeed more — PM
• Agong: Be grateful for peace, prosperity in the country
• Award a result of support from all — Dr Sharifah Zarah
• BASF Petronas Chemicals holds first free market in Kuantan
• Najib: Bangladesh is not alone in Rohingya issue
• Nur Jazlan: M’sia willing to accept Rohingya refugees
• New FGV chairman to hold meeting on his first day in office tomorrow
• 12 countries participat­e in Asean Makerthon 2017
• FGV clarifies and welcomes Azhar as its new chairman
• Boko Haram kills seven in attack on displaced camp
• Egypt archaeolog­ists unearth goldsmith’s tomb near Luxor
• India’s first all-woman crew on around-the-globe mission
• Clinton plays blame game in new book
• Man City boss said ‘no’ to Sanchez-Sterling swap
• Mbappe strikes as PSG beat 10-man Metz 5-1
• Lewandowsk­i criticises Bayern’s spending policy
• Leicester scramble to unlock ‘14 seconds’ Silva shambles
• Merkel urges tougher rules to end sky-high transfers
• Nadal downs Del Potro, faces Anderson for US Open title
• Anderson seeks place among South Africa sport legends
• ‘Angry’ Del Potro backs Nadal to clinch US Open
• Jonah breaks Sibu Open shot put record on debut
• Fifita try sparks All Blacks to win over Pumas
• No ‘plan B’ for Pyeongchan­g — IOC’s Kasper
• N. Korea urges nuclear build-up on anniversar­y
• UNHCR: Exodus of Rohingya to Bangladesh reaches 270,000
• US-backed SDF launches operation in Syria’s Deir al-Zor
• Trump signs relief package after Hurricane
• Race to rescue survivors of Mexico quake
• With no government help, Mumbai flood victims are on their own
• Canada extradites two to India for alleged role in honour killing
• Pregnant woman’s suicide causes uproar in China
• Clashes at Jerusalem house after Palestinia­ns evicted
• Saudi Arabia suspends dialogue after Qatar outreach
• Turkey probes opposition MP over drone death claim
• Syria denies carrying out gas attack that killed dozens
• Brazil former minister sent to prison after giant cash find
• Netanyahu’s first Latin America trip sees new opportunit­ies
• Pope urges Colombians to accept peace with guerrillas
• German officials find list of targets with 5,000 names in raid
• Son of Russian lawmaker pleads guilty in cyber crime cases
• US students’ rape allegation against Italian police has ‘some basis’, minister says
• French pranksters replace holy water with alcohol
• As drug war rages on, it’s slow justice in the Philippine­s
• Afghanista­n’s lost movies, hidden from the Taliban, go digital
• Using your face as your iPhone password
• Chinese robotics artist makes real-life ‘Transforme­rs’
• Acoustic power of human echolocato­rs is simply amazing
• App could analyse smartphone selfies to screen for pancreatic cancer
• Apple to use augmented reality beyond mere games
• Galaxy Note 8 is huge, fast, very pricey
• Pokémon Go’ Euro events now set for this month, Oct in shopping malls
• history at a glance
• Hard-headed ‘angel’ behind YSL dies at 86
• Another Woody Allen film, another actor defends working with him
• Country’s ‘Gentle Giant’ Don Williams dies aged 78
• ‘Daddy’ like a pressure cooker, says Arjun Rampal
• More sex education needed in China, says director Qu
• ‘I Can Speak’ talks about comfort women in indirect way, says director
• Stop sugar-coating homosexual­ity, Italian director says
• Sinead O’Connor reveals her mental struggles after video
• Will Smith confirms shooting has begun for new ‘Aladdin’
• Singer Troy Gentry of Montgomery Gentry dies in helicopter crash
• New film goes behind curtains of Grace Jones’ glamour
• China’s teapot plants form new club to beat rivals, but will it work?
• Chinese logistics firm Best, backed by Alibaba, launches US$930 million US IPO
• Thailand’s economic growth set to accelerate
• Retail confidence: Waning or winning?
• Going digital the next step for retailers
• • Retail industry performanc­e in 2Q17
• What lies ahead?
• • Retail closures happen constantly
• Sabah & Sarawak
• Bursa Malaysia expected to trend sideways
• Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – 9 September 2017
• Market set to trend higher
• Next week in BizHive Weekly

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