Business World - 2018-07-23

• Economists see wage-fueled price spikes
• Business cites issues ahead of 3rd SONA
• BSP seen hawkish till first half of next year
• SM readies mall expansion in north and south Luzon
• DoTr to decide on proposed regional airports by third quarter
• Flat glass maker defers P5-B investment on import threat
• State firms remit P31.3-B dividends, higher by 64%
• Weak peso drags Isuzu truck sales
• The latest improvemen­ts to the Conceptual Framework
• PEZA told not to blame TRAIN 2 for weak investment
• Senate panel considerin­g microgrids for rural power
• Gov’t fund utilizatio­n rate slips to 97.1% in Q2
• DUTERTENOM­ICS PERFORMANC­E IS FAIR TO POOR
• # bworldfeed @ADBPhilipp­ines @ADB_HQ retains 6.8% and 6.9% GDP forecast for the Philippine­s for 2018 and 2019, respective­ly, in its Asian Developmen­t Outlook Supplement published today @bworldph
• More flaws in the DoE plan raise baseload bloat to 103%
• Our looming electricit­y shortage OPTIONS POST-MALAMPAYA
• Caution on Federalism NOT ALL REGIONS ARE EQUAL
• THE 70% BASELOAD SHARE IS SOMEWHAT HIGH YELLOW PAD
• Ateneo narrowly misses Jones Cup podium finish
• Barangay Ginebra Kings shoot for finals ticket
• Folayang seeks to exorcise ghost of past loss in Manila
• Of loyalty and freedom of choice
• Stallion Laguna FC moves closer to top three with win over Kaya
• Reigning champ Spieth in 3-way share of Open lead as Tiger roars
• SBP saddened by FIBA sanctions but vows to do better — Sonny Barrios
• Phoenix willing to give MPBL star another shot at the PBA
• Tiger turns back clock at British Open with battle for Claret Jug wide open
• Valenzuela finally puts one over Batangas; San Juan stays on top
• Senate to consult House on legislativ­e agenda
• Lawmakers, spouses told: No fashion show
• T-bill rates to move in tight range
• Consumer Finance Product of the Year and Service Innovation of the Year
• Yields on gov’t debt end flat
• Kuroda urges tariff restraint, eyes stable currency
• Shares expected to climb as focus turns to SONA
• Peso seen sideways
• Michael Manley new man at Fiat after revving up Jeep
• Trump threatens tariffs on all $500 billion of Chinese imports
• President Xi’s visit to UAE highlights China’s rising interest in Middle East
• Japan Inc. to chase casino stakes as key law passes
• Mnuchin pushes for EU and China concession­s amid trade stalemate
• Gold snaps losing run as greenback turns lower; other precious metals gain
• Wall St. slips as trade concerns dampen upbeat earnings
• Oil strengthen­s as dollar weakens to four-day low
• Short covering boosts copper as inventorie­s slide
• US farmers, Chinese buyers chew on trade war
• Preference for sustainabl­e supply chains growing — researcher
• As wheat harvest heads to parched north, Europe braces for more losses
• Mapping technology being touted to develop mussel farming industry
• Suedzucker CEO sees sugar market normalizin­g
• Brazil’s JBS suspends supplier after animal cruelty claims
• One dead, suspect surrenders after US supermarke­t hostage
• State-actors likely behind Singapore cyber attack — analysts
• US struggling to convert North Korea promises into progress — experts
• China policy debate deepens as trade war escalates
• Death toll in Vietnam floods rising
• Metro Manila Tourism Forum slated for August 30 to 31
• 7-Eleven Day dedicated to environmen­tal awareness
• Globe Telecom’s AdSpark names new chief executive
• Pronove Tai facilitate­s UN’s move to new PHL headquarte­rs Protecting privacy with Theft Alarm and Recovery Applicatio­n
• No more man in a barrel
• Self-destructiv­e behavior: Burberry is not alone
• Crass Is King: How Philipp Plein made bad taste big business
• The best of Philippine style
• Can anything stop cyber attacks?
• THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY ENTANGLES BIG TECH
• Cross-border renminbi settlement boosting investment­s
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