Bangkok Post - 2017-08-30

• Sorrayuth jailed after losing appeal
• Army says escape plot well hatched
• Yongyuth gets two years for Alpine golf course saga
• Sondhi vision woes ‘predated’ jail term
• BTS fare hikes spark social media storm
• Suchart in NACC crosshairs
• Regime names experts for strategy panel
• Boonsong tells wife to retract suit
• Water levels to rise as Pakhar storm threatens more floods
• Suthep: Prayut best man to lead nation
• ‘Price not issue’ in cancer drugs row
• Cabinet nod to reshuffle of ministry top brass
• Labour union calls on BMTA execs to call in B800m debts
• PM to sign off on train deal
• Rohingya men answer call to arms
• Bangladesh offers army assistance
• Pope to visit restive region in November
• NK defends ‘counter measure’ missile
• Activists pull plug on Japan whale hunt
• Sex crimes to sieges: India’s controvers­ial ‘godmen’
• China, India back down, both sides hail ‘victory’
• Trump to visit ravaged Texas
• Probe links nurse to 86 deaths
• IS fighters begin evacuating Syria-Lebanon border area
• Reshuffle focuses on aboriginal plight
• 5 alleged cannibals in court
• Yingluck’s flight is no win-win deal
• Don’t abuse sedition law
• When power trumps people and forests
• India and China learn how to turn down the heat
• Yingluck gone but populism sticks around
• Federer ready for Flushing Meadows tilt
• Royals lose, stay scoreless
• Teerasil and Chanathip make the cut
• An ugly tradition continues in Malaysia
• Clock ticking for China’s ‘Super Dan’
• Liverpool announce record deal to sign Leipzig’s Keita
• Thais play second fiddle in Malaysia
• Shuttlers register best-ever gold haul
• Stunning return
• New Barcelona signing Dembele shrugs off Neymar comparison­s
• Mercedes’ Hamilton looking to overtake Vettel at Monza GP
• Stocks zoom ahead on relief over conclusion of Yingluck saga
• Cabinet passes aid for poor
• Personal debt still hampers spending
• FUTURE IS NOW
• ONE TO WATCH
• STILL BULLISH
• SPARSE WELL
• STORM DRAIN
• SCB automates four branches
• New tax worries private players
• MBK plans residence launches
• TMB targets mid-sized firms
• Pruksa eyes 7-Eleven at all projects
• EA to build charging stations
• Developmen­t plan for robotics gets nod
• Thailand ‘still 8 years from EV era’
• Pakistan FTA on track for year-end
• KNOW YOUR ENEMY: THE FORCES DRIVING DISRUPTION
• ICT investment vital to prosperity in Asia-Pacific
• Kohler debuts with B50m showcase store
• Seekster sweeps up B15m in seed funds
• Carat tops RECMA list again
• BAT ready to compete on price
• Comcast builds out ‘smart home’ strategy
• NY to raise base price for pack of cigarettes to $13
• Russian billionair­e selling off Zaha Hadid-designed tower
• Indonesia, Freeport-McMoRan bury hatchet
• Hotels face pain from hurricane
• AirAsia to put regional affiliates under one roof
• US watchdog seeks $630m penalty from Pakistani bank
• Arranged match rattles China’s utilities
• Qatar hit with Fitch downgrade
• Self-driving Ford to deliver Domino’s pizza
• TO CATCH A (WILDLIFE) CRIMINAL)
• TURNING SECOND-HAND GOODS INTO SCHOLARSHI­PS
• Literary night at Goethe
• Japanese cellist to accompany RBSO
• Memphis theatre cancels Gone With The Wind screening
• Zombies, romance and revenge drive record Game Of Thrones ratings
• Antonoff quiet on Taylor Swift song target
• Despacito ties record for weeks at No.1
• ED SKREIN PULLS OUT OF HELLBOY FILM AFTER BACKLASH
• Spotify comes to Thailand
• Music to Myanmar ears
• Samsung’s comeback; buyer beware
• MIND POWER
• David Hockney gives us a close-up, craggy look
• DEFINING THE SCENE

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