Business World - 2017-04-05

• Logistics: conglomera­tes’ next arena
• House targets approval of first tax reform package next month
• Finance dep’t estimates March inflation pickup within central bank’s range
• Wall Street slips on weak auto sales, doubts about Trump agenda
• Qatar starts to develop world’s biggest gas field
• Hyundai and Kia cut China output amid diplomatic tensions
• SMC to list power unit in Q3
• Aboitiz joint venture expects Davao bulk water project to start in July
• Mines bureau probes Ipilan project
• 7-Eleven stores report 17% net income growth
• PAL opens direct Chengdu flights to Cebu and Kalibo
• Rival TV networks claim viewer lead
• Starmalls sustains sales growth
• When the QR regime on rice expires, here’s what researcher­s think should take its place
• Tetangco cites ‘new mediocre’ growth era
• US factory activity cools slightly in March
• Quick-start broadband plan seen completed next month — DICT
• Domestic commodity flows up 45.6% in fourth quarter
• Xi Jin Ping’s Nordic stopover on his way to US reveals a new shift in global trade
• Western Visayas targets up to 11% GRDP growth
• Coal soars on cyclone’s hit
• Indonesia clears Freeport to export
• HARNESSING THE FILIPINO POTENTIAL
• Cigarettes: The macho killers
• The Peoples’ Power in the impeachmen­t of elective officials
• The need to forget
• Russia mourns after attack by ‘suicide bomber’
• Tajikistan steps up battle against Islamic clothing
• N. Korea threatens to hit back over sanctions
• World Bank urges more investment for developing global electricit­y
• Official who convinced Duterte to run gets fired
• Gov’t-Floirendo deal probe sought
• Senate bloc to oppose administra­tion measures
• China respects Philippine­s’ rights in Benham Rise
• New rules ask HMOs to file actuarial notes
• Bank Indonesia’s top woman fights inflation with more than interest rates
• BDO to boost branch network outside NCR
• PSEi returns to 7,400 for first time in six months
• Peso locked in tight range ahead of data
• Lending lifts Asia United Bank 2016 profit by 52%
• Gold rides on political uncertaint­y, shrugs off greenback’s appreciati­on
• Oil prices fall as Libyan production recovery weighs
• Aluminum holds firm on worries over supply
• US car makers March auto sales indicate long robust boom cycle may be waning
• Toshiba to seek loan support from creditor banks Tuesday
• Southern Copper CEO hopes to prevent strike at Peru mines
• Road vs railway: Which one is cost-efficient?
• Chevron launches diesel oil promising ‘big savings’
• Motorcycle fest promotes riding lifestyle
• Isuzu furthers road safety advocacy
• Win or go home for UP and FEU
• Gin Kings, Batang Pier shoot for first win
• Marc Pingris tells Gilas Pilipinas young turks: ‘Play for name in front, not the back’
• Close race
• North Carolina beats Gonzaga for US NCAA collegiate crown
• Timberwolv­es halt Trail Blazers’ 6-game streak
• Tyranny of armchair officials
• PLDT Enterprise launches Online Thursdays to help MSMEs
• PAL celebrates 76th year through a 3-day expo
• Philips Lighting country manager joins PE2 Board
• CEMEX shares sustainabl­e cement manufactur­ing process Festival Mall’s campaign receives Gold Anvil Award
• Madrid show delves into Picasso’s dark journey to Guernica
• First gay British art exhibition opens
• Alice Reyes returns as artistic director for Ballet Philippine­s
• Book tour on this weekend
• San Sebastian Basilica to hold off-the-beaten path tours for Visita Iglesia on Maundy Thursday
• ‘It is also a window to experience the rich heritage and traditions of Makati outside the Central Business District. There is so much more that makes Makati.’
• Art&Culture Religious exhibits at BenCab Museum
• Sister Act
• Pianist to hold masterclas­s

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