Bangkok Post - 2016-05-16

• Purple Line commuters to get the blues
• Regime fails to hit unity goal
• South attracts fresh medical graduates
• Ban Khru Noi closes, 64 kids need homes
• Agencies target online drug pushers
• OAG offers to launch Klong Dan review
• Bus driver records to be publicised
• Pheu Thai says charter revisions won’t be easy
• New powers proposed for ombudsmen
• Automobile workforce set for upgrade at new TU campus
• Justice official defends human rights record
• Media body outraged over murder of 2 journalist­s
• Man held over Bangladesh gay activist killings
• 152 jailed over Egypt protest
• Ukraine stuns Russia to win politicise­d Eurovision
• Military captures Islamist group leader
• Hammond fears collaborat­ion between extremist groups
• Maduro in crackdown amid emergency state
• Clinton, Trump mull options for vice-president candidates
• President Medina favoured to secure new term in office
• Court clears troops over 2014 killings
• Humane economy a win for animals
• Education is just appalling
• PC madness
• Suu Kyi, generals form a cosy alliance
• There is no rule book for doing away with corruption
• Faith in our protectors at rock bottom
• Williams beats Keys to win Italian Open
• Arrieta does it again as Cubs beat Pirates
• Higuain sets record, Juve sign off in style
• Stuttgart relegated on final day, late goal rescues Bremen
• N’dri sends Muang Thong two clear at top
• Verstappen youngest F1 winner
• Thais off to impressive starts in Shanghai
• Champs again
• Thailand suffer defeat to Italy in second Olympic qualifying match
• World No.1 Day hangs on to lead after tough round at Players
• Apisak sees at least 3% growth this year
• No 900MHz deal for AIS, True Move
• E-payment scheme nears
• MYTHS AND REALITIES OF EXECUTIVE COACHING IN THAILAND
• Regulation­s hamper crowdfund growth
• KidZania to focus more on tourists
• State’s help plan for farmers’ B3bn debt
• RS aims to boost TV content
• Thai Lion to open B400m training centre
• State names risky companies on blacklist
• Sukosol Hotels keen on Phloenchit mixed-use plan
• Britain plans to tighten oversight of the BBC
• ‘Brexit’ uncertaint­y fails to dampen demand for office space
• Oil Market Outlook
• Asian currency sentiment bearish
• Age-old remedy for modern-day malaise
• EARNINGS CONCERNS AND OIL KEEP SHARES SUBDUED
• GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM’S DEFENCES HAVE BEEN WEAKENED
• Chart-ing Facebook
• MG’s best effort yet
• Meeting point of creativity and sustainabi­lity
• DEMERIT FOR ‘JUST’ GOOD INTENTIONS
• Hard Rock Cafe celebrates its birthday
• Fun times at Whiteline
• Pure voice
• Frankenste­in exhibit taps into angst over science
• Stone Roses re-emerge after two decades with song
• Filmmaker facing 223 lashes
• NEW-ERA ALFA
• Leaving an inheritanc­e is not an easy thing
• Live your dreams
• NEW YORK TIMES
• Be wary of your spouse
• Not what it seems
• Making the city greener
• Total commitment
• CONNECTED AT LAST
• LET THE SUN SHINE
• BEEFING UP DOWN UNDER
• TOYS GO HIGH-TECH
• The perils of strongman syndrome
• Quiet revolution
• Funny money: North Korea’s two exchange rates
• Chevron Thailand slims down as low oil prices bite
• Listing Japanese telco could close SoftBank valuation gap
• When is an iPhone not a phone? Ask the Chinese courts
• Building stability for Indian growth
• INDIA PUSHES THE PANIC BUTTON, BUT WILL IT WORK?
• NEGLECT CASE PROMPTS CLOSER LOOK AT TOKYO’S POPULAR CAT CAFES
• US CHICKEN GIANT TYSON GOES HIGH-TECH IN CHINA

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