Bangkok Post - 2020-05-29

• Govt eyes July 1 lockdown end
• THAI ticket refunds at risk under rehab
• 11 new Covid-19 cases, all returnees
• US toll crosses 100,000:
• Checks on aid spend:
• Travel agent push:
• Nearly 700k left out of educationa­l loop
• Flood spots reduced to 14: City Hall
• AG ‘rejects appeal’ in KTB loans case
• Manhunt on for surrogacy suspects
• Farmers given 90 days to hand in chemicals
• Gunman ‘admits’ he intended to kill
• Decree credited for reduction in crime
• Shots fired after cigs reprimand
• US pulls Hong Kong’s special status
• Congress raises Uighur heat
• UK sex workers’ hands tied under virus lockdowns
• S Korea renews fight as new cases emerge
• France preps to reopen restaurant­s
• Coronaviru­s takes its toll in Acapulco
• US prepares to indict Venezuela first lady
• Clashes, looting during second night of protests
• PM urges nation to ‘move on’ from Cummings row
• Trump threatens social media platforms
• Ex-mayor is chosen as new speaker
• China not weaponisin­g the yuan
• Seawall plan needs review
• Thai Airways a microcosm of Thailand
• The end of Europe’s dream for closer China ties
• What the virus is telling us about climate change
• The man who created his own ‘Dream Team’
• Phachara, Gunn in quest for elusive breakthrou­gh
• Roland Garros organisers planning for fans not empty seats
• $145m budget cap for 2021 approved
• ‘Like school team’ Leipzig drop points
• Shuttlers to keep Olympic ranking points
• Four more test positive in EPL
• Sarach says goal is to win titles at BG Pathum United
• Another victim
• NESDC: 14.4m workers at risk
• Excise chief flip-flops as department rejects 50% tax cut
• LONG ROAD BACK
• SWINGING THE AXE
• MOBILE ER
• PENT-UP DEMAND
• SHIRKING HK
• Two-year path to prior growth seen
• Sansiri may raise low-rise presales target
• IP shield for medicines in the works
• Malls confident about third-stage reopening
• BAFS turns attention to diversifie­d services
• MCOT’s spectrum rights questioned
• Ministry-led B5bn venture capital fund moves ahead
• PTG halves investment budget to B2.5bn for 2020
• Centara introduces safety standards
• Reopening date set for Disney park
• 4,500 jobs will go at UK no-frills airline easyJet
• Chevron to cut up to 15% of worldwide workforce
• HBO Max here to take on Netflix
• News Corp to stop printing 100 papers
• New Star owners keep liberal voice
• Singtel’s annual net profit hits 22-yr low
• Nissan sets out turnaround plan after $6.2bn loss
• Alibaba emerges as big winner in crisis
• BoK cuts key rate to 0.5%
• Country’s Tallest Wooden Building Rising in Cleveland
• GE Exits Lightbulb Business It Pioneered
• LIFE AS A WORK OF ART
• FUN IN THE SUN
• TIME FOR BLUE JEANS
• Limited-edition watch supports healthcare profession­als tackling the coronaviru­s pandemic
• LARGER THAN LIFE BY BECOMING SMALLER
• Cream of the crop
• FIVE-STAR DINING
• NEWISH TWIST ON A CLASSIC TALE
• THE SAINT IS REVISITED IN SONG
• ON NETFLIX
• WHILE AT HOME, LET’S COLOUR THE WORLD
• GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR NEW DINING COMPANIONS
• GETTIN’ GEEKY
• TORSK BY MIJKE
• CURRY FROM HOME
• CURIOUS M KITCHEN
• RICHIE’S KITCHEN BKK
• MISS WANG DIM SUM
• POSTHUMOUS­LY CELEBRATED MASTER
• NUOVO ITALIANO

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