Bangkok Post - 2015-08-17

• Bike for Mom sets world record
• Wreckage of missing turbo plane located
• Bumpy start
• Colleges curb hazing horrors
• Ritual ‘cleanses’ women’s assets
• Wissanu defends crisis panel as ‘temporary’
• Cops nab man over Google Maps robberies
• Thaksin slammed over charter comments
• Police drop charge over May 22 rally
• NACC probes 45 ex-Dems in China deal
• Indonesian plane wreckage found in Papua
• ‘Tonnes’ of cyanide stored at Tianjin site
• Security tight for election
• Envoy summoned over Kashmir civilian deaths
• Junk offers clues to a mystery
• Ex-spymaster dies of brain haemorrhag­e aged 79
• UK queen poised for record
• Provincial minister killed in suicide bomb attack
• Syrian air raid kills dozens
• Backlash against new urban tourists
• PM off-grid on power
• Global disarray as institutio­ns falter
• There are bigger issues than Thaksin’s police rank
• Yuan drop a blow for Abenomics
• NCPO stumbles over obstacles on all fronts
• Homes sat only 610 metres from ravaged chemical warehouse
• Boks get even with Pumas
• Below-par Irish subdue game Scots
• Welter and Thomas make NFL history
• Yankees on form as Jays are downed
• LEADING THIRD ROUND SCORES
• Swiss teen shocks Williams
• Chen beats Lee to retain world crown
• Djokovic, Murray set up title showdown
• RESULTS MotoGP
• IAAF accused of blocking report on doping cheats
• Arsenal bounce back with win
• Rodgers gives Anfield teaser to new boys
• Pochettino wants extra firepower
• Barca target turnaround
• Lorenzo’s leap
• Spieth, Day head for a dramatic final round showdown
• England get the better of France in World Cup warm-up
• Rigid rules snags for Thai SEZs
• CENTEL PROFIT SKYROCKETS
• Prasarn: Let market forces drive baht
• Poor returns provoke retreat from term funds
• E-business lifts Thailand Post
• Muangnong taps into Ranong’s abundant water
• HOW TO UNLEASH THE POTENTIAL OF AVERAGE PERFORMERS
• SCB positive over licence in Vietnam
• FPO upbeat on budget disburseme­nt
• Bigdata gets up close and personal
• Thai spas carve German niche
• Aroma can smell B1.5bn sales target
• BoI putting faith in private investment to help push growth
• Pruksa raises forecast for year’s growth
• Subscripti­on box craze takes off in the US
• Oil Market Outlook
• Asian currencies tumble with yuan
• Futures Focus
• Designed for success
• STOCKS SUFFER FROM YUAN SHOCK BEFORE LATE RALLY
• PROBLEMS ARISING FROM CONDOMINIU­M COMMON AREA FEES
• After the quake
• Thai efforts to help
• Modern Don Quixote; Ayn Rand’s smug heroine
• A Thai robot specialise­s in grocery shopping
• New-look Merc C-class coupe
• Thumbing your nose at traffic signs
• On a string
• US returns long-lost Picasso oil painting ‘home’ to France
• HBO to run Sesame Street
• The Girl On The Train chugs past 3 million sales mark
• The end of Broadway’s Mamma Mia!
• QUIXOTE- CRAZY: REWRITING SPAIN’S COMIC BIBLE
• The king of the book geeks
• The Rise and Fall
• Thrills in Turkey
• SANDWICHED IN COMFORT
• THREE OF A KIND
• VW PLOTS 300HP SUV
• Once a bully, always a bully
• CONTEMPORA­RY FURNITURE GETS LIGHTER, CLEANER
• SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
• TOURIST-FRIENDLY ASEAN
• NUTS TO EVERYONE
• SAINTS AND SINNERS
• We deserve a greener Bangkok
• Going with the flow
• Beijing’s muscle-flexing at sea pushes Japan closer to Asean
• Australia’s taste for fast food puts innovation on menu
• EASING THE BURDEN
• Indian SMEs still to be convinced by business-friendly PM
• PRICEY SINGAPORE BATTLES TOURISM DIP
• VIETNAM PUTS OUT A BIGGER WELCOME MAT
• THE NUTTY DIRECTOR

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