Bangkok Post - 2019-10-03

• Herbicide ban row deepens
• HK police fire 1,400 tear gas rounds
• Saksayam eyes hybrid e-car, tax cuts
• Cabinet approves flood relief budget
• Jailed student’s dad urges faster action
• Nod for new financial checks
• Police vow to abandon Muslim student probes
• Hunt for savings starts ‘on ground’
• Pattaya bust nets B100m drug haul
• Silicon prompts drug recall
• 5 bodies found after bridge collapse, 1 person missing
• Ballistic missile tests Trump
• Johnson to unveil ‘final’ Brexit offer
• Cop who shot neighbour guilty
• Warnings fly over Trump investigat­ion
• Swordman slays one in mall attack
• Euro nuke deal plan gets backing
• 2 dead after protests in Iraqi capital
• Netanyahu in last-gasp bid to fend off indictment
• Modi’s toilet claim raises questions
• Slain journo’s fiancee says prince must give answers
• Taliban, US envoy talk to Pakistan
• Japan, Europe can have Silk Road
• City trains far too pricey
• Smog solution
• Tackling Asean’s corporate cronyism
• EEC is our only gateway to developed-nation status
• Everybody but the US wins with Apple tariff deal
• Suspicious athletes led to coach Salazar’s downfall
• Seahawks out to put strong Thursday mark on the line
• Sexton hopes to lift Ireland over Russia
• Goal-shy United face stern test at solid Alkmaar
• Georgia face wounded Fiji with 2023 on their mind
• Cardiff to appeal Sala transfer fee ruling by Fifa
• Barrett brothers simply magical
• Buriram beat Swat Cats to take T1 lead
• Evergreen Thaworn ready to show who is the master
• Majestic Marquez on the verge of 6th world crown
• Serin’s late salvo helps France defeat gallant Americans
• ‘It’s my time’
• Bayern hit seven past Spurs, Real salvage draw with Brugge
• Soto lifts Nats to 4-3 comeback wild-card win over Brewers
• Fitch upbeat on nation’s short-term prospects
• Panel slashes GDP forecast yet again
• Somkid gives reassuranc­es
• The retail arm of Central Group is offering 2.23 billion shares, including 1.62 billion new ordinary shares, as part of its IPO.
• Ford agrees to move most of its Indian assets into a joint venture with a local partner after struggling to win buyers for decades.
• Tour operators cast doubt on whether the government’s latest measures will effectivel­y boost domestic tourism.
• Mastercard, Visa and others re-evaluate partnering on Facebook’s cryptocurr­ency.
• The US blocks imports of goods suspected to have been made with forced labour.
• State mulls second phase of handout
• KBank sets B50bn digital loan target
• Outflows echo regional trend
• Stores eye alternativ­es to zero-rate plans
• Valuation law could neutralise LTV limits
• Advertisin­g held back by poor economy, MAAT says
• NBTC may bar TOT from state contracts
• How do you measure innovation?
• Eppo lines up waste power
• Analyst favours widening taxable income bands
• OIC promotes tech investment
• First US cannabis cafe opens in California
• US factory activity in Sept hits decade low
• Strike could cost GM about $1bn
• John Lewis axes 33% of top jobs in restructur­ing
• Paddy Power and Poker Stars owners to merge
• Ecuador to leave Opec next year
• Indian taps into 100-year roots with Japan relaunch
• Tesco CEO to step down next year
• HK retail sales hit hard by protests
• UPS certified to start drone deliveries
• Travels in Moominland
• Join in the fun run to help the turtles
• NEW GALLERY OPENING
• Asia’s top film festival opens in shadow of Parasite
• Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin get hitched for a second time
• Helen Mirren praises young women for ‘taking control’
• Tom Cruise meets with Ukrainian president
• Post Malone’s album scores third straight week at No.1
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