Business World - 2018-06-12

• Foreign direct investment­s surge
• Malaysia’s Mahathir says growing economies need trade protection
• DoF seeks to improve carriers’ tax
• Peso drops to near P53:$1
• Asia stocks shake off G7 jolt; US-North Korea summit awaited
• German regulator found defeat devices in Daimler diesel autos
• MPIC unit completes deal for Vietnam water firm
• Austal taps Aboitiz unit to expand shipyard in Cebu
• DMWAI’s lower IPO price may spark interest
• SPi Global acquires knowledge services provider
• DICT teams up with start-up incubator Impact Hub
• Ready for takeoff? More females training to be pilots
• Filinvest Land completes commercial hub for 100 West
• Benefiting through giving
• DBM’s Diokno says not yet time to lower value-added tax rates
• Retail power suppliers hit 1,000-contract milestone
• ADB loan program to 2021 will support infrastruc­ture push
• LTFRB given power to set ride-sharing fares
• DTI maintains export growth target at 10%, sees pickup in electronic­s
• Imports authorized to help stabilize domestic price, supply of sugar
• COORDINATI­NG RHETORIC AND PRACTICES IN THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA
• AirAsia doesn’t need a doctorate in the house
• Sustaining leadership excellence in the AFP
• The DOM kiss
• Vettel claims 50th win and goes top in title race
• Bulut happy to do his share in growth of 3x3 basketball
• Dustin Johnson on top of the world after Memphis victory
• Wesley So blitzes opposition
• King of Roland Garros
• Pacquiao’s comeback fight live on Sky Sports pay-per-view
• Fishermen affirm Chinese ‘power’ on Scarboroug­h
• 2018 report shows PHL keeping 82/100 score in law and order
• IBP to SC: Reverse quo warranto petition
• Treasury bills on offer partially awarded
• Swiss reject ‘dangerous experiment’ to radically change how banks lend money
• Rediscount borrowings climb to P1.266 billion
• Stocks up in muted trade on positive sentiment
• Contract manufactur­er Foxconn says investigat­ing labor conditions at China factory used for Amazon
• US tariffs on car imports are a double-edged sword
• Private equity firm KKR & Co. nears agreement to acquire Envision Healthcare for about $5.5B
• Gold ticks up as dollar weakens ahead of key central bank meetings
• World oil prices retreat as US, Russia output grow
• Prices of industrial metals mixed in wake of Group of Seven trade tensions
• New Italian economy minister vows to stay in euro, cut debt level
• HK court orders independen­ce activist jailed
• N. Korean, US officials tackle difference­s on eve of Trump-Kim summit
• Trump vents anger on allies in wake of divisive Group of Seven summit
• Alveo’s Sandstone to be finished this year
• Pampanga-based developer to build a retail strip within The Infinity project
• Federal Land unit launches final phase of General Trias project
• ALI cuts 37% of emissions in 2017
• Research reveals how much your smart watch can tell about you
• Manila’s top chefs unveil new dip-and-dish creations
• Megaworld’s ‘Mega Hotel Sale’ scheduled on June 16 to 17
• Fete de la Musique: 40 stages for its 24th year
• HBO OKs Game of Thrones prequel
• Ultra-short TV cooking show tackles ramen, more in 4th season
• The Band’s Visit sweeps Tonys as Harry Potter wins Best Play
• Chefs remember Anthony Bourdain
• The women of Ocean’s 8 steal a big lead at US box office
• US actors, TV networks agree to end casting couch
• Balangiga tops FAMAS winners
• 120 years of the Filipino dream
• Three Philippine presidents on independen­ce

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