Business World - 2018-09-10

• Credit raters cautious on political noise
• China’s record trade surplus with US adds fuel to trade war
• BSP likely to raise rates by another 50 bps
• PLDT’s Voyager sale to be finalized by end-Sept.
• SM Investment­s Corp.
• CAB likely to OK airlines’ fuel surcharge applicatio­ns
• NEA backs venture’s P2.5-B Zamcelco deal
• Influence of Chinese tourists increasing­ly seen in airlines
• Biomass firm eyes FiT incentives for 3 projects
• SMC taps Standard Chartered, Sumitomo as financial advisors for airport project
• Federalism linked to greater inequality, UP study finds
• ASEAN taxation cooperatio­n via automatic informatio­n exchange
• DTI sees China trade show interest boosting exports
• Mobile number portabilit­y bill may be passed this month
• Bill to open gov’t procuremen­t to foreign suppliers
• House to add P10B to NFA procuremen­t funds
• THE STRUCTURAL WEAKNESSES OF THE PHILIPPINE ECONOMY
• #bworldfeed
• A lesson that Duterte must heed
• Business as usual
• Can amnesty be revoked?
• This phrase only meant that the manageable level of chaos one had been used to was now restored.
• CORPORATE WATCH
• YELLOW PAD
• Adamson and FEU open new UAAP season with big wins
• Stephen Curry basking in the warm reception of Filipinos
• Golf tourney for a cause of New World Hotels & Resorts back for a third year
• Donnie Nietes, Aston Palicte draw at SuperFly 3 event in California
• Naomi Osaka wins US Open
• Mixed results for Filipino fighters at ONE Shanghai event
• Worth proven
• Utak over puso
• The official response on meltdown
• Impeach raps vs SC heads up for substance debate
• AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO: MARAWI CITY, LANAO DEL SUR
• LP leaders rebut Duterte on supposed ouster plot
• PCIJ stands by report as Go tags it as ‘fake news’
• Yields on government securities climb as inflation picks up to fresh peak in Aug.
• Rates of T-bills, bonds to go up on rate bets
• Outlook for rural banks positive
• Sentiment to stay negative after inflation shock
• Peso to move sideways amid ongoing trade tensions
• Global crude oil prices steady as bourses weigh, geopolitic­s support
• Wall St. falls on tariff worries, with Apple in crosshairs
• Bullion price slips as dollar gains after stronger-than-expected US jobs data
• Trade war fears push copper towards second weekly loss
• Jack Ma to unveil succession plans, not imminent retirement —
• Apple new iPhones aim for momentum in sputtering smartphone market
• Starbucks pulls in crowds at first Italian cafe
• GOCC Legaspi Oil aims to bring Davao coco oil mill back to full capacity
• Western Australia set for near-record wheat crop
• Negros pilot project boosts sugarcane output to 80-100 tons per hectare
• Davao growers hope to raise coffee quality
• China detects African swine fever in four farms in single day
• Far right tipped to win big in Sweden
• No missiles on parade as North Korea turns 70
• US officials met Venezuela officers to discuss coup bid vs Maduro — report
• China joining maritime drill with Australia
• Unilever, MFIs champion safe drinking water for Filipino families
• Five ways to gain control of your bladder
• Security Bank bags five Asian Banking and Finance awards
• Uniqlo Manila shines light on local heroes
• Protect your bags, with style
• Crossword
• Tom Ford kicks off festivitie­s amid heat
• Longchamp makes New York debut to celebrate 70 years ‘VOTE CYNTHIA!’
• Kate Spade honors late founder
• Why top entreprene­urs are like good poker players
• WHY BIG COMPANIES SQUANDER GOOD IDEAS
• An inevitable reality: the perils of cyber risks and ensuring resiliency
• The environmen­tal and cultural hazards of unregulate­d tourism

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