Business World - 2017-08-04

• Dissent hits mining industry ranks
• Private equity funds offer to acquire a third of EDC
• DBS: Peso to stay weak till 2018’s first half
• Top US managers throw weight behind new drive to court India
• German car makers in emissions deal to try to avert diesel bans
• Dow cracks 22,000 on Apple lift
• PSE working to bring down broker ownership
• Meralco Q2 profit declines on lower contributi­on from units
• H&M to open 3 more stores in Metro Manila in 2nd half
• Philex nets P719 million in 1st half
• AEV transfers water investment­s to infra unit
• Logistics faults to surface in shift to e-commerce
• Vietnam wins bulk of NFA rice import order
• PCGG beats first half target for remittance­s to Treasury bureau
• DICT says ready to mitigate impact of ‘unavoidabl­e’ cyber attacks
• BIR charges 4 with tax evasion
• In the aftermath of the Marawi Crisis and with martial law, what to do with illicit guns?
• Conservati­sm means being right
• Tolling the bells
• Uber, Grab, and the law
• Moscow cries ‘trade war’ as Trump signs Russia sanctions measure
• Japan PM seeks fresh start with Cabinet revamp
• US to build pressure on North Korea at Asia talks
• When a penalty for sexual harassment is reduced
• Agrarian reform has kept Cebu’s mango industry stagnant
• US officials looking to ‘restore’ friendship bonds with PHL gov’t
• ERC chairman Salazar suspended again for ‘insubordin­ation’
• BPI’s net income declines 7.7% in first semester
• System remains liquid, says BSP’s Guinigundo
• Main index barely moves after three-day retreat
• China Bank profit rises 10% in first half
• Peso hits 6-week high against US dollar
• UCPB implements 1-day check clearing on Aug. 7
• United Auto Workers union rolls the dice at Nissan Motors Co. Mississipp­i assembly plant
• Tesla fending off worker complaints on pay, safety
• Aluminum prices increase on expected capacity reduction, but caution urged
• Gold nears seven-week high as investors watch out for more Fed cues
• Oil rises amid record US gasoline demand
• Leading NCAA teams eye wider gap from the pack
• Beermen determined on grand slam aspiration­s
• Alaska Aces try anew to break from free fall
• Davao Aguilas FC officially signs Younghusba­nds
• Championsh­ip bouts banner ONE event in Macau, China
• ‘TOP SECRET STUFF’ Alexander Zverev escapes Aussie upset bid while Raonic rolls
• McIlroy part ways with caddie
• Yeng Guiao-coached team always difficult to beat — Tim Cone
• Santana wants album with Isley Brothers to break walls
• Linkin Park albums back in top 10 after singer’s suicide
• Universal to handle Bruce Springstee­n’s song catalog around the world
• Kanye West sues insurer over canceled tour
• HotThisWee­kend
• WHITE FANTASIES?
• Vin Diesel and NBC plan Miami Vice reboot
• HBO conducts forensic review to understand scope of hack
• The art of online marketing: message is still king
• Stories about a brave girl and a break-up are the most popular online ads
• Making every Juan fly
• Asking Questions
• Riding the Smile Train
• Developing new medicines
• Gum disease linked to higher cancer risk in women — AFP
• Italian wheelchair hopes to bring users freedom
• CURING WHEELCHAIR ILLS
• A good game held back by technical flaws
• Arcade Fire takes indie outlook to dance floor
• Wheel fast
• Love is a mostly pondered thing

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