Bangkok Post - 2018-11-13

• CP, BSR in race for high-speed airport rail link deal
• NACC stands firm on asset rule
• Marijuana patent bid shot down
• Man held for deadly acid attack on wife
• Sontirat eyes oil palm price slump fixes
• Army pledges to stamp out drugs
• Govt to open one-stop fishery centre
• Boy off school after beating
• Mobile centres to offer election ‘education’
• Opinion split on civil union bill
• Prominent brothers join Bhumjaitha­i Party
• Sri Lanka parliament sacking disputed in court
• Rohingya refugees prepare to return home
• Ex-farm supervisor charged in strawberry sabotage case
• Leader survives vote of no confidence over tax haven
• Koreas exchange tangerines, mushrooms
• 149 dead as rebels hold off loyalists in Yemen
• Separatist­s poised to elect new leaders
• Pneumonia to kill 11m kids
• California blaze tally hits 29
• Caravan inches closer to US
• ‘Public hanging’ remark draws fury
• Republican­s escalate Florida fraud claims amid recount
• Where did Eastern Europe go wrong?
• Duties of Asean chair
• AOT lacks creativity
• Dreaming of gondolas
• Thailand gets ready to take Asean chair
• If Opec thought its job was done, 2019 will be a shock
• Time to step up the campaign against ‘Superbugs’
• Suthep’s fall from grace gathers pace
• Rams keep Seahawks at bay
• Harden powers Rockets, Lopez lifts Bucks
• Kuchar survives scare to end four-year title drought
• Federer’s hopes hanging by thread with Nishikori loss
• Westwood back in winner’s circle after rivals collapse
• Outclassed United fighting for top 4
• Merc from ‘sitting ducks’ to top of world
• Betis shock Barca, Real boost Solari hopes
• Ronaldo keeps Juve flying
• Jones tells Japan to ‘pray’ ahead of England match
• PSG’s Cavani bags hat-trick in Monaco rout
• SMEs’ bad loans creep up
• NBTC asks WHO for clarity on telecom base health risks
• Fetco proposes 10-year fund to replace LTF boon
• NPF bill expected to land before election
• Commerce officials promoting Chinese investment in Asean
• SME Bank focused on working capital
• Blockchain suggested for retail banking
• DE rolls out public-private 5G testbed
• Euromonito­r: Locals to spend 30.7% more by 2022
• Thailand, Japan break bread
• Banpu eyes Vietnam uptick
• Bulker sector drives TTA
• BoT prompts Sansiri away from marketing
• Millcon to upgrade steel capacity to serve demand
• TCEB bent on snaring larger Mice numbers
• Traveloka bolstering Thai market with OTA strategy
• Centel announces Q3 increases in revenue, profit
• Nov 11 sales see huge success
• Cuba’s real estate market heats up
• Canadian railroad eyes shipping oil in solid, puck-like form
• Netflix sets its sights on low-priced segments
• Modern versions of the Allard J2X cruising American roads
• ‘Exceptiona­l’ white truffle fetches $96,000 at auction
• Alibaba’s ‘Double 11’ sales top $30 billion
• China’s Ruyi plots more ‘affordable luxury’ deals
• SoftBank steps closer to transforma­tion
• Vietnam ratifies transpacif­ic trade pact
• Saudi minister calls for oil output cut
• SAP pays $8bn for Qualtrics
• A MANDATE ON HEEDING HEALTH
• Musical celebrates Lhong 1919’s first anniversar­y
• Family sings the hits
• Diplomatic Charity Bazaar at Central World
• Gerard Butler’s house is ‘half-gone’ while others await fire’s final toll
• The Grinch carries off Bt2.2bn from box office
• HOLD THAT CALL
• Study indicates weight loss can lessen breast cancer risk
• Male skin cancer deaths soar
• Millions with high blood sugar risk TB
• ‘Wait a year’ between pregnancie­s
• A SCENT FOR EVERY MOOD
• Kabuki and other idiosyncra­tic inspiratio­ns
• Burberry draws on its past
• HOROSCOPE
• MARIAH CARRIES ON
• Singaporea­n projects win at SEAFIC
• MELLOW GOLD
• Horns of Africa

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