Bangkok Post - 2019-09-23

• Cash for govt jobs alleged
• Institute says all that glisters isn’t gold
• Event marks training ties with India
• Prisoners sculpt Buddha to find new path
• Many youths ‘drawn into prostituti­on, unsafe jobs’
• Smartwatch may hold clue to model’s death
• Struggling farmers get compensati­on
• R&D spend growing in ‘leaps and bounds’
• Navy mulls postponing frigate plan
• HK curbs links to airport
• Planters blamed for wildfires
• Four Chinese killed in Utah bus crash
• Joshua Wong heads home after US visit
• Climate activists seek bold action
• UN hails Houthi offer to stop Saudi Arabia attacks
• Anti-govt protesters clash with police, army
• Trump, Biden quarrel over Ukraine
• Tehran vows to lead Persian Gulf security
• Trudeau’s support holds after blackface
• ‘Phantom’ boats offer migrants a new route
• Labour kicks off annual conference showdown
• PM fails to put oath debate to bed
• Warming up to draft’s end
• Piyabutr plays House role by the book
• Are Thai businesses prepared for a downturn?
• Robot wolves, bionic suits may just save Japan
• Patriots promote German Johnson to 53-man roster
• Barcelona lose again on road
• Marquez closes in on title with victory at Aragon GP
• Leipzig stay top, goal for Coutinho
• Powerful Ireland lay down marker
• Champs Buriram back on top, Port in third spot
• England start with scrappy win
• ‘Focused’ Wales braced for physical duel with Georgia
• Emphatic victory
• Spain’s Marin completes comeback with China Open triumph
• Kruger ends seven-year drought, takes Shinhan Donghae title
• Shoring up investment
• Retailers and other service-sector companies discover the value of elderly employees.
• After developing three industrial complexes in Vietnam, Amata wants to bring factories and jobs to the poorer central region.
• The Revenue Department is set to open applicatio­ns for downtown VAT refund agents after a satisfacto­ry trial run.
• Nakhon Si Thammarat will not be second-tier anymore, as the province is set to receive about 4m tourists this year.
• Jollibee eyes the US and China as the fastfood giant’s next ‘pillars of growth’.
• Strong baht battering rice shipments
• KTB: Prepared to enable domestic travel payments
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Human-centric skills developmen­t
• Taiwan startups aim for elders
• Oil Market Outlook
• Modinomics losing appeal to investors
• CHINA’S IMMORTAL ARMY INVADES
• THE PERILS OF PLASTIC
• EXCLUSIVE STYLES AT SAI JAI THAI WEEK
• Celebratin­g Nordic cinema
• Celine Dion returns home to kick off tour
• Netflix plans to pay bonuses to filmmakers when movies succeed
• Comedian Chris Rock is writing book on race
• THE GOLDILOCKS ZONE
• FITTING TRIBUTE
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• OPPOSITE POLES
• ROARING SUCCESS
• RENEWABLE RACE
• KERALA MOVES UPMARKET
• HIGH-TECH PET RESCUE
• Let’s stop being fossil fools
• Sunny outlook
• Myanmar banks feel the heat
• China is committed to multilater­alism
• ‘NETFLIX OF CHINA’ MAKES ITS MARK
• Japanese golf resorts look to foreigners for growth
• NO COUNTRY AND NO WORK
• GAY COUPLE FIGHTS FOR HONG KONG PUBLIC HOUSING
• AUSTRALIA DEBATES BETTER PROTECTION OF SACRED SITES
• SKILL BUILDER

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