Bangkok Post - 2015-12-17

• Black-clad mourners pay respects
• Russel puts proviso on normal ties
• Lively bidding:
• Erawan shrine trade picks up
• DNA test proves Benjina corpse is Thai
• Panel rejects low-cost floor price plan
• Paween’s death threat claims ‘false’
• Private sector backs China railway project
• Court rejects acquittal in Bo Nok case
• Businesswo­man cheats ‘murder’ bid
• Judges tell 3 ex-bank execs to repay billions from jail cell
• Typhoon Melor death toll rises
• Lawyer hit with anti-state charges
• Supreme Court puts off ruling on US military pact
• Pupils, parents recall massacre
• Delhi diesel ban aims to clean up toxic air
• Explosives seized in Kabul
• N Korea condemns pastor to hard labour
• Court eases remarriage term
• Xi defends cyber-rule sovereignt­y
• Sunnis fear Sinjar return after homes looted
• Israeli army raid sparks clashes
• Race begins for next secretary-general
• Rival govts refuse UN peace accord
• Jailed blogger gets EU gong
• Sing and dance to stop traffickin­g
• Biosafety bill must wait
• Tackling graft key to saving economy
• Russia revenge over shoot-down risks turning deadly
• An imagined transcende­nce from our troubled history
• Marriage and moral police just don’t mix
• City help slow to arrive for man who fell in drain
• Indonesia confronts extremists with their own brand of Islam
• James, Love lead Cavaliers over Celtics
• Defectors return home on goodwill trip
• Panthers halt Islanders’ 10-game point streak
• Pats’ Blount out for season
• Thai players struggle to keep cards
• Duo plead not guilty in corruption probe
• Major board shake-up in Asian Tour
• Mercedes say Ferrari not involved in F1 data case
• McIlroy voted European player of year
• Japan’s Sawa to announce retirement
• Pluck, pizza propel Foxes to summit
• BEC expect to learn their fate next week
• River scrape into final with nervy win
• Scolari backs Evergrande against Barca’s ‘25 Neymars’
• Alonso sends Bayern through
• AIMC invokes CP All shareholde­r rights
• PTT puts off overseas projects
• MPC maintains policy interest rate at year’s final meeting
• Smart ID cards to pave way for negative income tax
• SCG seeks new allies for Vietnam plan
• New business registrati­ons set to exceed 60,000
• Kingsmen banks on MICE growth
• KResearch sees stimulus lifting GDP growth in 2016
• Big C REIT will fund expansion
• TAAX, NokScoot put expansion on ice
• Eurowings gambles on Thailand flights
• DIP focuses on sunrise ventures
• Kantar tasked with gauging TV ratings
• Chinese eyed for clusters
• USING WEAKNESS TO DEVELOP STRENGTH IN HUMAN RESOURCES
• Slow exports hit job market
• Asia markets surge ahead of Fed decision
• TCC: Sustainabl­e tourism at risk from staff shortage
• Lillian Vernon, queen of mail-order catalogues, dies
• US cinema chain picks new chief
• S. Korea sets new inflation, GDP goals
• New CEO of Rolls-Royce cuts management layer
• New Ford sports car to lighten up with Gorilla Glass
• Asia has tools to cushion Fed fallout
• PBoC forecasts 6.8% growth
• SAS swings to $102m profit in Q4
• Toyota expects flat 2016 global sales
• US chip maker decides not to split company
• It's looking sunnier in Songkhla
• Editor of UK’s top satirical news mag
• Our review of The Force Awakens
• No morals in excessive puritanism
• COMICAL COMEBACK
• The beauty in bending
• Sting regales Carnegie Hall crowd with old favourites
• Harrison Ford’s year of living dangerousl­y
• Edith Piaf celebrated on 100th anniversar­y of birth
• Recording Beatles songs at Abbey Road gave Milos ‘tingles’
• Words that defined 2015
• REMEMBERIN­G A GREAT SCHOLAR
• THE PERFECT MURDER
• TRAVEL INFO
• Bright yellow bike parade
• Teen questions connection between sex and marriage
• HOROSCOPE
• NOW SHOWING
• KEEP CALM AND WEAR PASTEL
• DON’T CRY FOR ME ANGELINI
• Own the moment with ‘w stop the clock’
• Haute Happenings at Yamazato
• Festive celebratio­ns at THE ST. REGIS BANGKOK
• For the first time in Bangkok, the Choir of Gonville & Caius College embraces the festive spirit
• Bussaracum Royal Thai Cuisine - a Bangkok Icon
• Simply Rubbing It In

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