The Star Malaysia - 2012-05-19

• Sisters in the dock
• Eizaz Azhar’s sound decision
• Bitten but never beaten
• RM1B to upgrade 4,300 schools
• American firms in Malaysia urged to help attract more investors
• Police appalled by deliberate inaction of rapist’s accomplice
• Warm tributes for Summer pour in on Twitter
• Another debate on Bersih with heckler in the offing
• WARGAAMAN thosai protest is off
• EC wants fair access to media
• Be rational about rally, says Hishammudd­in
• Khir: I didn’t offer Rm10mil
• Cops seize Rm15mil drugs in latest raid
• VIP among three suspects held over assault on boxer
• Mahmood Adam calls it a day
• Fernandez may face probe
• Govt officer fined RM50,000 for graft
• MCA members get nod for rally
• More students in Chinese schools to get Step Up pullout
• Muslim burial for Boo Soo
• DAP’S Ng upset committee meet held outside Johor
• Paper banana leaves safe
• 327 counts of CBT, 109 cases
• Guan Eng attacked Umno’s credibilit­y, court told
• Cop: I cannot explain
• Orphan claims sexual abuse by teacher
• Better training for ambulance drivers
• Four charged with money laundering
• Helpline to fight the fat
• NSTP ordered to pay RM250,000 to NUBE over defamatory articles
• Cops: Suspect will return
• Thieves break into Yuna’s car and steal her guitars
• PAS veep Salahuddin to contest in Johor
• Contractor­s hold protest
• Pregnantmu­mrobbed
• Employer assaulted me, says varsity student
• Woman poisons daughters after quarrel with husband
• The changing tide intibet
• A rising tide of Filipinos
• Court disqualifi­es Jatuporn
• Facebook goes public
• Obama eases sanctions to ‘reward’ Myanmar
• Cannibal wins right to leave mental hospital
• Mary to be laid to rest today
• Eight lottery scam suspects arrested in Jamaica
• Lawyers make closing arguments at Edwards’ trial
• Lady Gaga warned to tone down show
• Philippine­s stops protest trip to disputed shoal
• Aussie cricketer faces jail in India
• Cotillard packs Cannes punch in ‘Rust and Bone’
• Goodbye, Disco Queen
• Chinese ‘Mystery’ kicks off sidebar race
• Al-qaeda in Syria, says Ban
• Russian guilty of treason over missile secrets
• Smuggler jailed for life
• China wants consistent diplomacy from the Philippine­s
• Being tired saved cabbie from crash
• Pageant boss plans Fiji trip after fiasco
• Queen’s lunch too hard to swallow
• Just count your blessing and be thankful
• War on crime must go on
• Using humour to improve spoken English
• The ‘untouchabl­e’ Dalits
• Stoner stays solid
• Greece hand Olympic flame to London
• Might of the Masters
• Chanderpau­l prevents a complete West Indies collapse
• Time for redemption
• Finch upsets top seed Kaymer at World Match Play
• Pacers douse favourites Heat to snatch lead in playoffs
• Champion ousted as Yani barely survives
• Alves to miss Brazil friendlies, possibly Olympics as well
• Kagawa is Asia’s beacon
• ‘Psychic’ pig to make tips at Euro 2012
• Don’t party yet, Girard tells Montpellie­r
• Bolton make sweeping changes after relegation
• Playing for golden ticket
• Pep-ping up the Kop list
• Anfield fans making job a poisoned chalice
• Rodgers snubs Liverpool approach
• It’s really difficult to find players of the quality of Van Persie with one year left all around the world ... if they lose Van Persie, it will be a drama.
• A thinking man’s final
• Bayern never spend more money than they have. We don’t make debts.
• Beware of R & R
• You can forget it, Harry
• Dad was my No. 1 fan
• Nicol moves into the British Open last eight
• Only five national bowlers survive the first round cut in Manila
• Roslinda heads to Europe in bid to qualify for Olympics
• Let’s park the bus
• No other Wei to win
• Koreans still a threat without Jae-sung, warns Kim Her
• Fourth time’s the Boon
• Thomas Cup Finals to serve as Olympic dress rehearsal
• Lin See-yan on the dire state of the European economy
• MAS unions: ‘Hear us out’
• Up close with The Speed Traders author Edgar Perez
• Tesco Malaysia CEO Sunghwan Do answers 10Q
• VIEWPOINTS Disrupting the competitio­n
• VIEWPOINTS
• MB: Kenanga IB took swift action
• Boustead subsidiary UAC to be privatised?
• QSR and KFCH sign agreements on business disposals to MESB
• Allianz expects gross written premiums to grow 15%
• MOL may sell Facebook shares
• Yung Kong will make high-end steel products in October
• NJRP will invest Rm30mil to expand industrial roller plant in Rawang
• SC chairman elected as IOSCO board member
• Motor vehicle sales down to 47,736 in April
• The Star Business Awards to give away RM1M in ad space
• Adex down 0.8% to RM3.1B
• ‘Buy’ call on APM re-affirmed
• Hyundai-sime banks on new Elantra
• UEM Land’s Nusajaya wins Fiabci award
• To bid for ING Asia unit
• Fitch downgrades Greek credit rating one level
• Strong Wal-mart profit trumps bribery probe concerns
• Big casualty insurers see return to profit
• Stockpile woes for China car dealers
• GUH keen on non-core ops
• YSP SAH maintains growth trajectory despite challenges
• Enhancing value at RHB Bank
• Johari Abdul Muid, a brief profile
• Tackling the crowded market head on
• RHB to bank on strong relationsh­ips with the public and private sectors
• Soliddivid­end play stock
• Global markets’ Achilles heel
• Enhancing productivi­ty
• Don’t apply the brakes just yet
• Payday loans trapping consumers in a downward spiral of debt
• Bland of the rising sun
• Conditions that can derail growth in the property sector
• Focus on advertisin­g effectiven­ess
• Shell Lubricants to ride on The Star’s isnap to enhance profile
• Support seen at 1,500 points
• Lower on selling pressure

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