Business World - 2017-07-19

• Infrastruc­ture spending target doubted
• Many dev’t goals missed in last 6 years — scorecard
• State ‘cyber troops’ manipulati­ng social media facilities — study
• Asian sovereign investors face off with funds in hunt for private deals
• US transport agency ending laptop ban on Middle Eastern airlines
• Wall Street ends flat amid thin trades
• Pernia sees ‘business as usual’ even with martial law extension
• Cagayan de Oro urbanizati­on rate may outpace Davao region’s — NEDA
• DTI, DoLE to certify labor practices of textile firms tapping GSP+
• New Nestlé plant in Lipa expected to boost cassava purchasing, Agri dep’t says
• Investment deal with Taiwan to focus on agricultur­al ventures
• Remittance­s expected to bring rough balance to current account
• San Miguel creates unit for BMW distributi­on
• Lopez’s EDC puts another power plant on extended shutdown after quake
• Pangilinan willing to sell Inquirer stake
• Del Monte Philippine­s says it paid P5.9B in total taxes from 2011-2013
• Profits surge for Panasonic’s Philippine unit
• Lepanto Mining eyes P1.75B from stock rights offer
• Build, build, and destroy
• Taking the Next Step on the Code of Conduct
• IS DUTERTE CAPABLE OF UNTANGLING THE TRAFFIC LOGJAM?
• Rejecting the rude and the bully in politics
• INCOMPETEN­CE AND POWERFUL BUSINESS AND POLITICAL INTERESTS
• CAUTION SHOULD NOT PARALYZE US
• More seasonal workers to US as Trump pushes ‘hire American’
• Trial of Thailand’s Yingluck fails to break Shinawatra machine
• Probe into fatal US police shooting of Australian woman
• Obamacare reform collapses as Republican­s say no
• Tens of thousands of Canadians flee huge forest fires
• Tugade defends LTFRB, says ‘cap’ being planned on TNVS applicatio­ns
• Duterte wants martial law until end of 2017
• SWS: Satisfacti­on with state institutio­ns ‘good’
• US congressio­nal body to investigat­e PHL drug war
• Robinsons Bank says first-half net income hits P150.7 million
• Peso hits nearly 11-year low against US dollar
• IC studies proposal to lower insurance costs for jeepney operators
• Bourse inches up for second consecutiv­e day
• Citigroup said to choose Frankfurt as EU hub
• Activist investor Nelson Peltz takes aim at Procter & Gamble
• US to push for lower trade gap with NAFTA
• India’s Mahindra Group plans to double investment in US
• Michael Dell takes long view with ‘Dell 2.0’
• Gold climbs as greenback hits multi-month lows on soft US rate outlook
• China data drive copper to 4-1/2-month peak
• Oil prices ease on signs of steady production
• SPANKING THE PANAMERA AROUND SEPANG
• First 100 Civic Type Rs now available in Honda Cars showrooms
• The horrors our cars go through at service centers
• PBA Governors’ Cup kicks off today at Dome
• PFL: JPV Marikina FC tries to arrest skid
• Former Ateneo Eagles bask in being teammates anew in Gilas Pilipinas
• Wimbledon trophy is instant hangover reliever for Federer
• Hamilton could walk away from F1... or maybe not
• Rockets for sale
• REAP opens 2017 National Convention today in Pasay City
• Marriott Manila presents Korean Food Festival
• General manager for Crimson Resort & Spa Boracay named
• Britain celebrates literary icon Jane Austen on bicentenar­y of her death
• Surf epic is escapist best-seller for Donald Trump’s America
• Biden to open up in memoir on loss of son
• Thousands of goldfish bring Tokyo art exhibit to life
• Ballet Manila goes on ‘Flights of Fantasy’
• Woman in Dali paternity suit says just seeking the truth
• Beauty and the Beast
• Franchise Asia Philippine­s 2017 Internatio­nal Conference opens today

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