Bangkok Post - 2013-05-27

• Anti-thaksin campaign angers Pheu Thai
• Suspect makes airport escape
• Thaibev eyes Myanmar
• A mother’s plea
• Jolie op stirs debate
• Maoists attack convoy
• Bayern win at Wembley
• Facebook plea pays off
• Govts agree to intensify logging fight
• One dead, two wounded in Pattani attacks
• AOT shrugs off lawsuit threat by parking firm
• SRT mulls plan to incorporat­e cash-strapped Airport Rail Link
• Japanese aged care sways PM
• Voter registrati­on starts for key poll
• Taliban renews its threat to kill ‘pharaoh’ Musharraf
• Bitter reactions undermine Najib win
• Abe unveils major aid, loan package
• France stabbing echoes UK case
• Cops arrest dozens at techno parade
• President exalts 10 years of rule
• Bomb plot teen faces charges
• Global rallies target Monsanto
• Calm returns to capital after violent week
• Rockets hit Hezbollah’s stronghold­s in Beirut blitz
• Apple’s Irish tax dodge a sorry tale
• It’s hardly a democracy
• The cost of waiting
• Who gets an amnesty?
• Should Thailand open an outlet in Marijuanav­ille?
• A welcome break in the amnesty bill row
• S. Korea case clearly ‘traffickin­g’ under UN guidelines
• A department is rapped for its deficienci­es
• Spurs push Grizzlies to brink
• Pagan homer fires Giants past Rockies
• Campbell helps Bruins overcome Rangers
• David out for revenge in decider
• Westwood prepared to leapfrog Canizares
• Steyn stars as Bulls scrape past Sharks
• China too good for South Korea in final
• Baek fights back to secure Singha title
• Rosberg claims slice of history with triumph
• Red Bull protest against Mercedes and Pirelli tests
• Williams untroubled in first round in Paris
• England bowlers shred Kiwis
• Benitez ends Chelsea stint
• Lewandowsk­i ready to join arch-rivals
• Major pay day awaits play-off winners
• Laos will issue bonds in Thai market for first time this week
• More solar licences to be revoked
• POLITICS GOES ON BACK BURNER
• Fujitsu Forum details vision for IT sector
• HOW DOES A CEO GROW FUTURE LEADERS? ‘K
• BLS looks for more sustainabl­e growth
• Public sector backing urged
• TAT turns to Marketing 3.0
• Scania expansion aimed at tapping Asean integratio­n
• Advertiser­s wary of economy
• Several American food chains invading Thailand
• News Corp splits business
• Apple-1 sells for $671,400
• Yahoo joins growing list of bidders for Hulu — sources
• Oil Market Outlook
• Rubber falls, sugar surplus forecast cut
• Futures Focus
• IMF chief not charged in payout probe
• Delta ups the ante in battle for lucrative travel market
• Chief of Austrian bank offers to quit
• PEEKING BEHIND THE CURTAIN OF OVERSEAS SHAREHOLDI­NG RULES
• Knowing the buyers
• TRADERS FRET AS FED HINTS AT QE EXIT
• Thai opera breaks its silence
• Violence all the rage as figures show sex fails to sell in cinema
• Stones exhibition delivers satisfacti­on
• Want to see the Galapagos Islands? Head to Google
• Marital meltdown
• Children deserve better
• Killing Churchill
• Along came a Spyder...
• Quintessen­tial REFINEMENT
• ASTON’s birthday gift to itself
• BMW ponders a flagship coupe
• A different drum
• Daughter ‘stealing the joy of being a grandparen­t’ from mother?
• Looking ahead, designers find inspiratio­n in the remix

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