Bangkok Post - 2016-11-23

• PM leads nation in loyalty pledge to King
• Govt admits Thais linked to IS group
• 18 killed in tour bus ravine plunge horror
• Lese majeste suspects fled to Laos, cops say
• Baby milk powder row heats up
• DOH set to take land for Nakhon Pathom highway
• Researcher sounds Thai quake alarm
• Japan quake causes N-fears:
• Businesses assure wage hikes feasible
• Govt buying B130m in weapons
• Top cop urges more city CCTV
• Historic moment for royal scion
• Widodo moves to prevent radicalism
• Duterte plans marine sanctuary in S China Sea
• Hundreds of Rohingya flock to Bangladesh
• Opposition ends boycott of parliament after 6 months
• TPP withdrawal ‘is imminent’
• 16 arrested at protest over Dakota Access Pipeline
• Opposition rejects peace accord as violence intensifie­s
• Japanese PM says trade pact meaningles­s without US
• Trump asked to condemn racist groups
• Study lists IS chemical attacks
• UN says nearly 1m people ‘besieged’
• African nations fail to block LGBT expert
• Government withdraws child marriage bill
• Bandit leaves cheeky print for officers
• Better data needed to help farmers
• Still waiting on reform
• Shot in the foot
• Recovery on thin ice with Trump presidency
• Too few left to report on both sides of the IS conflict
• The end of the big trade deals nears
• Warriors increase win streak to eight
• Rangers beat Penguins to widen Metropolit­an gap
• Rodman in hit-and-run crash
• Ariya plans assault on top spot
• Malaysia GP to end after 2018
• Pacquiao hungry for rematch
• Canada’s Hughes captures darkness-hit PGA play-off
• Pumas ready to take risks, says Cubelli
• Sarawut sends Thais into semis
• Barca, City look to book spots in last 16
• Arsenal eager to make statement with victory over PSG
• Klinsmann fired after recent losses
• Hamilton prepares for Abu Dhabi title showdown
• Raiders beat Texans in Mexico City matchup
• ThaiBev keeps B4bn annual investment
• Fresh stimulus in the pipeline
• Cabinet okays B13bn handout
• Industry expected to grow 11%
• GH Bank requests platform boundaries
• Provincial agencies come up short in poll
• Banking app to aid the visually impaired
• KBank touts risk control makeover
• Moody’s: Asia credit quality stable
• Deloitte extends sports business
• JAL follows philosophy to profits
• Chinese spoil demand prospect
• Millcon eyes Red Line, high-end market
• NDR teams up for tyre factory
• Jellyfish-hauling carts slide into history
• Well-regarded CEO of Tyson to depart
• ATMs across Europe hit by hackers
• Boeing taps GE exec to lead aircraft division
• Instagram launches live video
• Troubled Taiwan carrier decides to dissolve itself
• Citigroup tops the list of FSB’s SIBs
• Ban prompts firms to offer cashless payment options
• KKR to buy Japan’s auto parts maker
• Theme park gets ‘Frozen’ in upgrade
• Swiss watch exports fall most in October
• New wave of campus lodging
• Eternal star
• Discover Japan
• Artisanal love at Rembrandt Hotel
• PLASTIC PARADISE IN THONG LOR
• Kanye West hospitalis­ed after scrapping US tour
• Pitt and Cotillard hit red carpet for Allied
• Hamilton actor: ‘There’s nothing to apologise for’
• Hugo Boss, Vera Wang to skip New York Fashion Week
• JEFF KOONS GIVES SCULPTURE TO PARIS TO HONOUR ATTACKS VICTIMS
• Thai filmmakers win top honours
• AirPay launches new card to tap into online shopping market
• Your life ain’t over till FB says it is
• NEW, WITH A SCI-FI PAINT JOB
• Macphun releases Luminar - photo editing software for the Mac
• HOROSCOPE
• Lion brings India love affair full circle for Dev Patel
• VIVID DEPICTION OF THE HUMAN CONDITION

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