Business World - 2018-09-11

• June fuels first-half FDI surge
• No currency sword of Damocles over the Philippine­s for now
• House OK’s second tax reform
• Alibaba’s Jack Ma to step down in 2019, pledges ‘smooth transition’
• EU and US officials seek to clear trade talks confusion
• Asian stocks slump to 14-month low on China woes
• PNOC scales down LNG project
• Puregold creates unit for remittance business
• Peso seen in for more pain
• Dennis Uy gobbles up restaurant chain Conti’s
• Melco Resorts PHL to delist from PSE
• Air Asia joins consortium for Clark O&M bid
• Metro Pacific Tollways unit raises stake in Indonesian firm to 78%
• Megawide looking to participat­e in bid for Pasig River Expressway contract
• San Miguel Holdings parent SMC’s backing needed for Bulacan airport
• BIR letter notices: Not enough for a tax assessment
• DTI sees Israel, Jordan firms starting work on Philippine deals this year
• DOLE, PBED’s Youth Works in training tie-up
• T for Trouble
• #bworldfeed Credit raters cautious on political noise READ | The Agricultur­e Department says market prices of rice may soon stabilize by November 2018. SAP Bong Go on the PCIJ report: “I will be more than happy to face the inquiry as this will give me ano
• MY CUP OF LIBERTY
• Imaginary MBA 199: Seminar on Crazy Rich Asians
• Is Duterte a resurrecte­d Marcos?
• REDUCE FARES AND INCREASE PASSENGER CONVENIENC­E BY INCREASING SUPPLY
• San Beda, Letran collide anew in NCAA Season 94
• Agatha Wong: For the love of wushu
• Aiming for the stars
• Phoenix Petroleum supports Pinoy athletes’ dream with P50 million to Siklab Atleta
• The Philippine team
• Djokovic wins 3rd US Open
• WTA chief backs Serena as row grows over US Open ‘sexism’
• Palace: Gazmin may be liable for Trillanes amnesty
• Duterte to ‘speak to the nation’
• Congress moves for resetting filing of candidacie­s to Oct. 11-17
• Gov’t makes partial award of T-bills as rates rise
• PHL shares end flat as investors pick up bargains
• Fed’s Rosengren wants two more hikes as economy grows
• Rediscount borrowings reach P9.41B in August
• Peso weakens to fresh trough on positive US data, trade tensions
• VW faces first big German court date over ‘dieselgate’
• China’s record trade surplus with US adds fuel to trade war fire
• Chinese inflation picks up in August amid tariffs war
• Oil rises as US drilling stalls, Iran sanctions loom
• Gold falls further as rate hike views, trade war worries buoy greenback
• Copper under pressure as US readies more tariffs
• Abe aims for change in constituti­on in bid for extended term
• Argentina enters crucial week for loan negotiatio­ns with IMF
• Syria and Russia resume air strikes on Idlib, Hama
• US President facing a ‘coup’ — former chief strategist
• Trump spooked Pentagon with almost-sent N. Korea tweet
• Venezuela slams US for reported coup attempt
• HK’s rich get richer flipping floors in property frenzy
• Demand from Chinese drives up rental rates in Makati, Bay Area
• Bustling condominiu­m sector attracting more suppliers to Philconstr­uct Mindanao
• Pueblo de Oro to launch residentia­l subdivisio­n in Batangas by 2019
• EPLDT receives global accreditat­ion for its 2nd VITRO Data Center in Cebu
• Maynilad kicks off ‘Plant for Life’
• WWF-Philippine­s’ Earth Hour campaign bags Quill awards
• Honing Filipino YouTube creators
• Promoter aims to conquer the big screen
• Syrian documentar­y wins top Venice prizes
• Moonves leaves CBS over sexual misconduct claims
• ABS-CBN turns audition gems into a reality show
• Toronto film festival looks at politics and sex

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