Bangkok Post - 2020-01-29

• Virus control push ratchets up
• Tourists back govt but also extend stays
• Drug firms ship to China:
• China urges travel curbs:
• TAT gathers over virus:
• Economy under threat:
• Cabinet tackles prison overcrowdi­ng
• New rule makes it legal to grow hemp
• Content theft ‘costs billions’
• Plan dusted off as North suffers
• PM rejects call for budget bill revote
• Censure debate will be ‘good for country’
• Democrats lose list seat due to Chanthabur­i foul play
• Petition calls for ban on visitors
• Erdogan lambastes Abu Dhabi over Libya
• US bombing hits 10-year high as peace talks resume
• Foreigners prepare to flee Hubei
• Indonesia’s Aceh unveils first female flogging squad
• Cracks in China’s health system
• Brexit fuels calls for second Scottish independen­ce vote
• Rouhani urges ‘massive turnout’ in Feb 21 polls
• Trump set to hand Jordan Valley to Israel
• Andrew urged to help Epstein probe
• Scuffles as Catalan leader stripped of lawmaker rights
• Outbreak a test of China model
• Smog of nepotism
• Get virus act together
• Hun Sen’s actions forcing EU’s hand
• Will the coronaviru­s lead China’s growth to tank?
• Greta Thunberg takes on the greedy grifters
• Root says ‘sky is the limit’ as England defeat Proteas
• LeBron vows to continue legend’s legacy
• Arteta proud of young, hungry Gunners
• Kobe’s daughter wanted to follow in his footsteps
• ‘Miracle’ man Federer escapes defeat
• Shanghai send sorry Buriram packing
• Ole seeks spirit of PSG in City clash
• Candid Barty wishing for ‘quiet little life’
• Party begins
• Top-ranked Ko leads field at Honda LPGA Thailand
• Players, fans pay tribute to trailblazi­ng idol Kobe
• TAA reshuffles operations as Chinese market takes a hit
• Cabinet OKs measures to stimulate investment
• Cross-border trade fell by 3.4% in 2019, hurt by the strong baht, volatile foreign exchange and the prolonged trade war.
• The operator of Zen, AKA and Tummour restaurant­s has branched out into Chinese eateries to strengthen its food business.
• Once seen as the next Nike, Under Armour has been hurt by weak sales and bad PR.
• Another year of subdued growth forecast
• Supalai upbeat on 30 new projects
• YLP’s last hurrah opens as owners change
• TMB-TBank targets flat 2020, pivots to lending
• BEC World evolves to more dynamic model
• EA preps PCMs from biofuels
• Blockchain innovation­s to watch
• Thailand No.6 for Chinese tourists’ mobile payments
• Asia set for rebound in 2020
• Sales of new US homes drop unexpected­ly
• GM says plant set to close will now produce EVs
• Lagos to ban commercial bikes from most of city
• Kellogg pledges to phase out glyphosate
• Blackstone sweetens offer for Unizo to $1.75 billion
• Airbus agrees to settle bribery probes
• Philips to shed home appliances business
• WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 A LARGE PORTION OF THE BLAME
• Cyberspace is a carbon black hole
• Japan has something to show us
• Swing-era jazz band comes to Thailand
• Japanese-born chef wins Michelin’s first ever three-star rating in France
• Rohingya refugee writers dial into poetry slam
• Blind artist finds a way to keep painting
• Robots compete with child jockeys in Egyptian camel races
• A new era for Windows?
• PUT ALEXA AND SIRI TO WORK
• HOROSCOPE
• FLYING HIGH
• NOW SHOWING
• EXPLORING EMOJIS KING TUT MIGHT HAVE USED

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