The Star Malaysia - 2013-01-14

• Only males and schoolgirl­s
• PM: NO EMPTY PROMISES
• Terrifying time with escapee
• Another woman gang-raped
• Resounding success
• Call to set up BN operations room in every polling district
• Johari: Secure back lanes at border to check crime
• Going vegetarian for a good cause
• Elbe back on his feet aftermanho­od disaster
• I knew he was bad news, says teen hostage
• Unity message in Ravi’s dance potpourri
• Klang traders happy to receive PM on his walkabout
• Chua: Teach DAP a lesson
• Cops: Stop rumours over crash
• ‘Non-muslims can’t use Allah’
• Show-cause letter arrives late, so Mani gets extension
• Kudos to cops and KL112 rally
• Twitter sensation unfazed by brickbats in cyberspace
• Plastic has its share of good
• Penang wants to rid all things polystyren­e this Thaipusam
• Wish ends on a sour note
• Shadow Budget doesn’t add up
• Awards for 735 people
• Opposition in a state of disunity
• Searching for soul in a brand
• Rise of the ‘mansumer’
• Korean callgirls a big hit
• Rich teen takes to crime to please girlfriend
• Water crises need solution
• Teawith celebs
• Thousands in Taipei street demo over govt’s economic record
• Flu emergency in NY
• It’s all about splashing the cash at Obama’s inaugurati­on
• Call for stronger disaster prevention efforts following fatal landslide
• Caught in a tricky situation
• Foreigners held for making false report
• SDP plan ‘taken the wrong way’
• Beijing pollution off the charts
• African troops expected in Mali to boost local forces
• Co-founder of Reddit kills himself
• Palestinia­ns forced out of site
• British military making Falkland plans, says report
• Two and a Half Men teen star back on show
• Actress Kinski: ‘Tyrant’ dad tried to abuse me
• Haiti quake – three years on
• Mothers in breastfeed protest at Costa Rica mall
• Brother: Chavez doing well and not in a coma
• Bid to refloat Concordia
• Varsity in ‘ecosphere’
• Foot therapy centres need a better image
• Medicine not for the faint hearted
• Need for balance in transforma­tion
• Don’t tolerate mob action
• ‘No shoes in class’ order is absurd
• Time to make history
• I’ll knock you off, tenacious veteran Hewitt warns Tipsarevic
• Federer says top 10 is ‘big ask’ for Tomic
• Red-hot favourite
• Japan’s Nishikori calls Pan Pacific loss ‘bad news’
• Jamieson opens up five-shot lead and poised for Durban double
• Torrential rain halts stage eight of Dakar Rally
• Hardly a special day
• Inter outclass Pescara to move up to third
• Confident Lyon surge to the top in France
• Rafa’s rallying call
• Kiwi striker Wood hailed after treble sinks Bristol
• Michael backs Michu
• Larsson’s cracker eases Sunderland’s relegation fears
• Pulis: Blunder boy Walters will bounce back
• Don’t get big-headed
• Bowler Syafiq goes for his fourth straight win in Nagoya
• TM hope to send two exponents to Rio Games
• Back in business
• Indonesian­s Yonathan-hendra plan to surprise Koo-tan
• Li Mao joins New Vision badminton club as coach
• UNIKL make nervous start RESULTS
• Artistic gymnastics team in dire need of new talents
• Devils rule all right
• It’s Henley-Langley show in Hawaii
• No Manu, not a problem for AVB
• Magic pull off shock win at Clippers
• Corporate figures team up for property project in Iskandar
• Ford banks on Lincoln MKC
• Aye for Sime’s Us$1.5bil sukuk
• Boon for the ringgit
• The retirement market is quite big in the country
• China is cause for optimism
• Sun Life, Khazanah to buy Aviva’s Malaysian ops
• Moody’s assigns A3 rating to Sime
• Frepenca sees flat outlook for semiconduc­tor, electronic­s
• Focus is name of the game
• Key terms cast spotlight on WCE
• Will your golden years be golden?
• AA-IS and MARC-1IS ratings for Mpower’s debt issuance
• M’sia to attract the Romanians
• Smoother ride for MISC
• Maersk Line to leverage on pick-up in freight rate
• Japan’s Abe seeking ‘bold leader’ to head BOJ
• Jpmorgan will consider releasing ‘whale’ report faulting CEO Dimon
• Treasury, Fed oppose using platinum coin to avoid debt ceiling
• China export surge spurs data skepticism at Goldman, UBS
• Schreyer to take charge of Hyundai’s car design
• HSBC may have advised against more SAC investment­s
• All eyes on Wall Street corporate earnings
• December US retail sales rise
• Facebook surges as concerns ease over its ability to boost revenue
• Share prices to continue bullish trend this week

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