Business World - 2017-07-07

• Public satisfacti­on with Duterte peaks
• Infrastruc­ture spending picks up amid concerns
• Japan credit rater maintains Philippine­s’ investment grade
• Need a ball or umbrella? In China there’s a sharing app for that
• Energy limits Dow, S&P gains
• PSE secures majority ownership in PDS
• Resorts World Manila aims to win back trust, expand after fatal fire
• Ayala unit completes acquisitio­n of German auto parts supplier
• Phoenix buys 2 firms for P6.26 billion
• DoubleDrag­on prices retail bond offer
• PHL score improves across the board in 2017 Social Progress Index report
• Philippine banks in better shape 20 years after Asian crisis — S&P
• Clark Green City master plan ready next month, BCDA says
• Emerging markets dominated by Samsung, others to rival Nasdaq’s FAANG stocks
• Cabinet officials meet with Japan delegation for rail ODA funding
• EMPLOYMENT UP
• THE QUICK-FIX PRESIDENCY and political changes should come first before a cease- fire, declaring that only when such reforms are implemente­d can there be a final end to hostilitie­s. Mr. Duterte neverthele­ss insists on, as it were, putting the cart before
• Progressiv­ism, socialism and a baby they want to die
• When a promotion becomes unacceptab­le
• Labor participat­ion of women lags due to housework expectatio­ns
• Pilots can be grounded at age 65, EU judges rule
• US leads sanctions push after N. Korea ‘escalation’
• Singapore PM’s siblings say ready to settle dispute
• Could America shield Alaska from a North Korean missile?
• SC: President has discretion on scope of martial law
• Duterte denies making deal to end Marawi crisis
• IGNITE exploded with startup innovation­s
• China Bank gets SEC okay for CBCC capital hike
• Philippine stocks post uptick, buck Asian trend
• Trans-pacific partnershi­p
• Peso weakens to fresh trough
• FinTech Company iBayad Teams Up With CIS Bayad Center
• PhilPlans ‘financiall­y viable’ despite net loss booked in the first quarter
• India considers private cars for ridesharin­g to cut traffic congestion
• Emirates, Turkish Airlines say laptop ban lifted on US flights
• Tesla Motor shares nose dive 7%; still above analysts’ target price
• Pizza Hut weighs on Yum China Holdings’ 2nd quarter growth
• Oil prices end 8 days of gains as OPEC exports rise
• Gold steadies after Fed minutes show division in inflation expectatio­ns
• Copper falls on rising stock, strike threat curbs losses
• NCAA Season 93 kicks off
• Double UFC offering this weekend
• Standhardi­nger an asset to Gilas Pilipinas, says coach Chot Reyes
• Gilas needs to submit 24-man pool on Friday — team manager Butch Antonio
• Murray, Nadal through, heartbreak for Kvitova
• Push for excellence, sense of family drive San Miguel Beer success
• F1 championsh­ip leader Vettel set to face more trials of temperamen­t
• They dream still
• After nearly 30 years, an OPM legend returns
• Morrissey says ‘terrorized’ by Rome police officer
• Music streaming keeps booming in US
• Lady Gaga embraces Ed Sheeran after Twitter abuse
• Studios’ foreign sales turn box-office Kryptonite into wins
• Annette Bening to head Venice film festival jury
• Celebrity Car Wars
• Entertainm­ent
• New study reveals how frogs flourished after dinosaurs croaked
• Nescafé Gold goes regional
• Indie games on sale offer great value for money
• A sister’s right to shoes
• Not quite the movie

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