Bangkok Post - 2015-02-11

• Lock reform in place, urges PM
• Cops follow ‘Banpodj’ money trail
• EXCERPTS OF INTERVIEW
• Anwar alleges ‘conspiracy’:
• Provincial bus operator enters taxi trade
• Egat must give up Mae Moh golf course
• DCA defends safety as auditors move in
• Airport noise case rejected
• Red-faced military denies shadowing ex-PM Yingluck
• Five hurt in bus acid splash
• Somyot urges police board be scrapped
• Task force to control drug precursors
• Panitan puts case for keeping martial law
• Ministry to register Vietnamese workers
• Conviction in ‘torture’ case
• Taiwan’s top China policy planner quits
• PR blitz faces WWII era snag
• Tear gas, rock throwing erupts at Kashmir funeral
• Fighting in Myanmar rattles Beijing
• Prosecutor­s charge 118 over protests
• UAE relaunches bombing runs
• DSK denies knowing party prostitute­s
• Obama seeks war powers to fight the IS
• Floods leave thousands destitute
• Merkel deal looks unlikely
• A brighter course for the Mekong
• Piracy wars misdirecte­d
• Shades of greed
• Local control of education empowers us
• Court quietly frees jailed lese majeste trio
• Chinese schools suppress Western ideas, except Communism
• Spurs surge home to overcome Pacers
• Yakupov scores to lift Oilers over Devils
• North bids to be fit to take on Scotland
• Incognito signs with Bills
• Favre returns to Green Bay
• Barcelona aim to extend winning streak
• Murray plays down Djokovic tension
• Liang desperate to regain winning habit in Hua Hin
• Blatter faces three rivals in Fifa election
• Press slam Ronaldo for celebratio­n
• Fabregas returns for Chelsea
• Toure backs City to retain title
• Chonburi and Glass march on
• Man United must avoid another slip
• Sterling set to sign new deal
• LH Bank shares surge on ‘deal’
• NSF scheme close to being set up finally
• Akara warns of lay-offs ahead of public hearing
• Seagate set to expand Korat plant
• MARCO POLO IN CUBA
• GEARING UP FOR ASEAN
• WINNING START
• AMBITIOUS GOAL
• BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING
• Regulator gives nod to crowdfundi­ng
• Government will relaunch its 7-day discount scheme
• Thanachart switches focus to online premium sales
• Buriram Sugar ups biomass energy output
• Fragrant sniffs out Pattaya for condo-hotel complex
• Regus targets provinces
• SHOULD THE C-SUITE HAVE A ‘SUPPLY CHAIN’ SEAT?
• Asia stocks hit by Greek fears, Shanghai up
• TAAX to kick off Sapporo route in May
• Hasbro to close gap with Mattel
• Qualcomm pays huge fine to settle dispute
• IEA: US oil output ‘party’ to last to 2020
• Michelin eyes extra cost cuts as profit falls
• Bid to break the jinx lies in a bottle of ketchup
• HSBC revelation­s ‘just tip of iceberg’
• Fall in China’s inflation fuels fears of deflationa­ry spiral
• Canon expands into video surveillan­ce with Axis deal
• Researcher­s predict rise of the robots
• AT THE TOP OF HER LUNGS
• Phone review, new gadgets, IT updates
• Thai artist gets retrospect­ive in the US
• Plane your fears away
• Kanye West almost pulls a ‘Kanye’ on Beck
• Backstreet Boys are back as men
• Beckham launches ‘7’ fund for kids in danger
• The London HOLMES KNEW
• Keanu, Gauguin and Westernisa­tion
• The selfie stick: hot item or hyped gadget?
• Producers don’t give a 4K about Ultra HD
• A phone named DESIRE
• Flash is the black hole of the Macverse
• VPNs dissolve all boundaries, borders and media blocks
• Drunk in love
• Don’t let dad chase the love of your life away
• HOROSCOPE
• NOW SHOWING
• YIELDING RESULTS AS THE CLIMATE CHANGES
• Choking in car fumes, Madrid locals curse pollution

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