Business World - 2018-08-06

• UR P130.000 Value : P866,325,025 -P1.000▲-0.763% Economists expect fresh rate hike
• DoF-backed mining tax reform filed in House of Representa­tives
• Poll sees Q2 GDP growth still robust
• Tax bureau clarifies property valuation
• Solar PHL plans foray into India
• MPTC unit mulls CAVITEx spur road to Sangley
• NAIA consortium says SWS survey shows Filipinos still prefer NAIA
• Alsons to raise P2.5 billion from commercial paper issuance
• Anchor Land’s Manila luxury condo now sold-out
• BDO Unibank, Inc.
• The evolution of Robotics Process Automation
• Energy investors seek to retain perks amid TRAIN 2 streamlini­ng
• Farm services tie-ups touted as stopgap amid DA budget cuts
• Automakers hope second-half performanc­e will improve
• LEGISLATIO­N THAT MATTERS
• Reform in the time of Duterte
• #bworldfeed
• The legislativ­e agenda for business
• We cannot postpone the economic reform work despite the bad politics.
• The Bangsamoro Organic Law and peacebuild­ing processes in the democratic space
• Will TRAIN Package 2 pass in the House and the Senate?
• AJ Edu excited over Batang Gilas program
• Three Filipino teener cyclists complete Prudential RideLondon Surrey 46
• Still short of winning
• Rain or Shine-backed PHL team to participat­e in Asiad basketball — owner Raymond Yu
• Azkals focused on training despite Brit coach pullout
• UFC 227: Dillashaw doubles on Garbrandt; Cejudo new flyweight champ
• Pornanong holds nerve to remain in front at Women’s British Open
• Aussie teen De Minaur’s epic fightback books final with Zverev
• MPBL: Manila, Parañaque Patriots strike over rivals
• #nationatag­lance
• SWS: Satisfacti­on with Duterte gov’t ‘very good’
• Cruise ships lined up for Boracay reopening
• House panel to file new resolution on separate voting in charter change
• Duterte set to sign National ID law
• Treasury bill rates seen sideways
• New reporting standards for banks in effect
• Debt yields end week mixed
• Stocks to rise ahead of inflation data, BSP meet
• Monetary Board orders closure of 2 rural banks
• Peso to rise ahead of PHL data
• Oil prices pull back as trade worries weigh on mart
• Wall Street gains as upbeat earnings trump trade jitters
• Gold bounces up from 17-month low on weak US employment data
• Copper edges up, still ends week lower on trade war
• China plans tariffs on $70 billion of US goods in latest trade salvo
• NHMFC holds Regional Stakeholde­rs Forum
• Are Silicon Valley tech titans teetering atop the Wall St. market?
• Huawei sees smartphone shipments topping 200M, targets world no. 1 rank
• Fast-growing bamboo evaluated under mining reforestat­ion rules
• Archer Daniels takes early lead in fight for trade war spoils
• DowDuPont ‘defers’ field trials to seek sale of GM corn seed in India
• Venezuela’s Maduro blames Colombia for ‘assassinat­ion attempt’
• Chip labor: Robots replace human waiters in Shanghai restaurant
• US pledges nearly $300-million security funding for SE Asia
• Bangladesh shuts down mobile Internet amid protests
• North Korea blasts US’ ‘alarming’ impatience
• Japanese property developer starts joint venture in PHL through AMAL
• Alliance Select launches line of premium tuna
• LANDBANK bags Karlsruhe Award for lending program
• ArteFino focuses on the artisanal
• Brow grooming expert’s expansion driven by demand for services, available mall space
• Discoverin­g the treasures of Morocco
• Criselda Lontok: Style never dies
• Trump’s trade war is killing American jeans
• What’s behind Facebook’s slump?
• SILICON VALLEY: BIG TECH PREPARES FOR ITS SECOND ACT
• How a Chinese tech company conquered markets overseas
• Hedge funds f i ght back against tech in the war for talent
• Olympic frenzy fuels Japanese tourism

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