The Star Malaysia - 2012-02-18

• Into the ring
• Astro extra
• Ex-hubby goes amok
• Fit for a diva
• UNDER CONTROL
• No longer the poorest
• Hisham: No extraditio­n request for Iranian terror suspect
• Excitement reaches fever pitch as more seats added to venue
• Live radio broadcast of debate on 988 FM
• Un-style translatio­n
• Showdown run-down
• Let the debate begin
• ‘Kickback issue a joke’
• PKR duo told to enter defence in Shahrizat defamation suit
• Kickback issue kicks up a storm
• Step Up gets accolade
• M’sian tops ACA exams
• Hew apologises for offending journalist­s on FB
• Company secretary removed
• Penang BN chief: I have proof land sale was not via open tender
• ‘Anwar’s remark not causing rift’
• Family seeks truth about fatal crash
• Molest case school mulling police help to screen volunteers
• Tourist’s night at a museum – almost!
• Jui Meng under scrutiny
• Helping hand for Europe
• Farmer mistakes kin for bear and shoots him
• Body falls out of ambulance onto busy road
• Iranians ‘dined with call girls’
• Fiery exposure
• UN condemns Syria
• Tang blames wife for ‘undergroun­d palace’
• German president quits amid probe
• We’re victim of nuclear showdown, says Teheran
• Air Australia goes under
• Jong-il’s eldest son in financial trouble in Macau
• Rice-sweetened formula may contain arsenic
• Public hospitals facing chronic shortage of beds
• Govt to further curb influx
• Hospital ethics lacking
• National corruption blacklist goes online
• Xi woos US heartland
• Jailed for denying son cancer treatment
• It’s truly a cyber jungle
• We cannot afford to rest on our laurels
• Transformi­ng rural life
• Birdie to the fore
• Whiteford snatches the lead in Avantha Masters
• Lydia two off the pace in New Zealand Women’s Open
• Azarenka powers on
• Newey waits for Mercedes to reveal its secrets
• Berdych and Del Porto join Federer in the last 16
• Boozer shines as Chicago Bulls overcome Boston
• A Real mountain to climb
• Penalty issue overshadow­s Serie A title race
• Fed-up with flops
• One last chance to rebuild from the wreckage
• Drogba: A disaster if Chelsea are out of Champions League
• Uruguayan president offers support for Suarez
• It’s salvation time
• Redknapp open to Euro 2012 part-time role
• Millionair­e Mandaric now wants to buy Rangers
• Villain or the hero?
• Glory to Manchester
• Valencia blow to Devils
• City complain to UEFA over racist chants against Mario
• Slovakian hotshot
• Crocodiles won’t be easy meat for Warriors
• Olympic boys seek redemption
• Smash this format
• It’s almost the end for Uber Cup team after loss to Hong Kong
• Yunus files police report against MAU’S Karim
• UNIKL score seven goals but still not good enough to steal the thunder
• Harun: Karim ordered me to tell six sprinters to skip dope test
• Back me or leave, Avbwarns his stars
• Shelter dog blues
• Special op runner
• It’s a wrap!
• ‘Two’ much of a holiday
• Heng Hwa specialtie­s
• The Mild West
• Biking round Manhattan
• The fem Minine touch
• The profession­al edge
• How to help a pet that’s depressed
• First Aid course
• Roadside relief
• Crash and burn
• The ties that bind
• Flea market dilemma
• Expat enjoying peaceful lifestyle in Malaysia
• Eight exposed for fishy act over subsidised fuel
• Fire victims in a lurch
• Tenders should have been called for garbage collection service, S’gor told
• New ticketing system a go for monorail
• No to hostels
• Exciting activities for the community
• Letters from yesteryear
• Seniors celebrate spring
• Serviceman laid to rest
• Sharing Malaysian culture
• Developer spreads CNY cheer
• Happy ending for ardent suitor
• No blind love
• Working out for a good relationsh­ip
• A reason to smile
• Foreign guests help spice up the nights
• More than just the sounds of classic rock
• Music to the ears
• Power to women
• Cause for celebratio­n
• Helping hand for single mums
• Curbing vandalism
• Buddy Bears to leave for New Delhi
• Time factor
• Up close with liver donor Chew Hoong Ling
• TNB not raising stake in Integrax
• Listing option for MOL
• VIEWPOINTS Making the right Lin-vestments
• A perplexing settlement
• Lessons from unconventi­onal thinking
• Melissa Norman
• Europe pulls the plug on Greece
• Concern over profitabil­ity of utilites following gas shortage
• Setting price for plywood
• Path cleared to turn air base into Bandar Malaysia
• Maxis may pay special dividend following sukuk issuance
• Opensys may see changes
• RBS assets acquisitio­n plan won’t affect CIMB’S regional expansion
• January adex contracts 5.7%
• Celcom Axiata signs deal with Broadway Media
• Bank Simpanan aims for 10% more GIRO-I accounts this year
• Fitch: M’sia Govt spending a cause for concern
• Germany aims for unified aid
• EU’S Van Rompuy calls for special euro summit
• Cement maker Lafarge to slash debt further in 2012
• China raises mining taxes
• Billabong shares at 2-month high on takeover bid
• Baidu beats estimates with 80% jump in Q4 profit
• China sets up fund to spur investment abroad
• Asian banks plug finance gap
• ANA to cut costs, expand services
• Alibaba may privatise unit close to IPO price
• Temasek setting up project finance company
• MPH scaling down in size
• The Gen Y wants a balance between work and play
• It’s all about competitio­n for eyeballs and advertisin­g ringgit
• Win-win solution for all
• Cautious optimism reigns
• Demand for trade credit insurance rises amid economic uncertaint­y
• The merging labours of Uem-sunrise
• Perak developers unhappy with new premium rate system
• Some culture in architectu­re
• Selling to the Gen Y is a new marketing challenge
• A yardstick gone askew
• TBWA’S direction after Austen Zecha
• Experience­d leadership to see BBDO grow businesses
• Global foreign exchange market
• Malaysian bond market
• Bullish bias intact
• Eye On Stock

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