Business World - 2018-08-13

• IMF: Slower Q2 growth still ‘respectabl­e’
• DBM studies prospect of reenacted 2019 budget
• BSP eases rules for bank fund raising via bonds
• Taiwan-based company poised to benefit from China-US trade war
• Max’s Group to continue expanding in provinces
• FinTech group supports Philippine ID system
• More Chinese tourists seen to flock to Cebu in Q3
• ATN Holdings, Inc.
• MGen not keen on acquiring Ayala’s coal-fired power plants
• Taxation of fintech companies in the Philippine­s
• PSALM to maintain billing formula for Ilijan plant amid SME dispute
• Gov’t revenue as share of GDP hits record levels; deficit below target
• Arroyo f iles bill proposing water, irrigation dep’t
• Suspension sought on SRP hikes until March
• Apparel industry hoping to boost exports amid US-China trade dispute
• Tariffs and sanctions turmoil may overshadow EU, German data
• Lombok quake worries Indonesia’s tourist industry
• Federalism: What’s the rush?
• #bworldfeed
• Doubts on federalism
• IMO, coal dependence, and renewables lobby
• THE DRAFT CONSTITUTI­ON IS TERRIBLE
• Slaughter holds latest title with significan­ce
• Nadal sets up showdown with birthday boy Tsitsipas
• Prioritizi­ng Asiad caging
• PHL teener IM Miciano holds GM Van Foreest for 12th place finish in the Netherland­s chessfest
• Koepka grabs PGA lead as Tiger joins title hunt
• Batang Gilas finishes at fourth place at FIBA U18 Asia but books World Cup spot
• Cans and Wills story
• Halep romps past Barty into Montreal final
• PHL making huge investment on e-sport
• Business chambers caution on federalism
• Job fair launched to complement ‘Build, Build, Build’ infra program
• Rates of gov’t securities to move sideways after fresh BSP rate hike
• Debt yields end week flat
• UnionBank using blockchain for more processes
• Shares may decline after inflation, GDP reports
• Peso seen mixed after rate move
• Tesla Motor: Elon Musk’s tweet a bridge too far?
• Indonesia plan to help start-ups expands across Southeast Asia
• Trump’s beef trade with China may fail on meat
• Thai Airways reports narrow losses on asset sales, eyes maintenanc­e
• Investors sue Tesla’s Musk over go-private tweets
• Wall Street reels as concerns about Turkey hit financial stocks
• Gold pares gains as Turkish currency crisis upsets markets
• Copper gives up gains as the greenback strengthen­s to highest in 13 months
• Oil prices up on expected fall in exports from Iran
• Drought slashes EU wheat output, reducing region’s export surplus
• Agricultur­e dep’t maintains 4% farm output growth target
• DA to allow imports of galunggong for direct sale to market
• Af ter big-name cocoa sector exits, small firms start filling trade gap
• Say what? Language hurdles plague two Koreas after years of division
• Anti-gov’t, anti-corruption protests grip Romania
• FBI-led probe seeks motive after US airline worker steals plane and crashes it
• NASA blasts off historic probe to ‘touch the Sun’
• 2018 Metrobank Foundation Outstandin­g Filipinos named
• CCA, Manila strengthen­s culinary program
• PEMSEA holds dialogue on future of East Asian seas
• Why Prada can charge $1,700 for bananas on your shirt
• NBA Store Philippine­s’ run comes to an end
• Empowering the women of an ancient kingdom
• Nobel-winning writer V.S. Naipaul , 85
• How Magnolia Bakery ended up in Manila
• JAPAN BEGINS TO EMBRACE THE 100-YEAR
• Hard work may not pay after all
• Making performanc­e management work
• Rice: national self-sufficienc­y versus consumer protection
• Willis Towers Watson,
• Powerful rides
• Suzuki Philippine­s enjoys strong H1 2018 sales
• Keeping the car engine in good shape
• Powerful,
• Honda holds Mindanao leg of Riders Convention 2018
• Hyundai’s July sales get ample boost with the new Kona

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