Business World - 2018-11-14

• Disqualifi­ed telco bidders lose appeal
• Senate approves proposed general tax amnesty on 2nd reading
• WTO panel rules against Thailand on compliance
• Suppliers refuse to meet NFA price as rice auction fails again
• Government revenue, spending at record levels as collection­s surge
• Gov’t pushing for improved protection­s for seafarers
• Maternity bill bicam process stalled by improper insertions
• Semirara drags DMCI Holdings’ net income lower in Q3
• Earnings of Gotianun-led FDC surge in 3rd quarter
• Ayala invests in renewable energy firm
• PCC: Draft common tower policy is anti-competitiv­e
• SMC’s 9-month recurring profit up 20%
• PNOC risks being overtaken by other groups’ proposals for LNG hubs
• Auto sales drop for ninth straight month in October
• Resorts World Manila operator swings to profit
• Lazada PHL reveals best-selling brands during 11.11 sale
• Three Filipinos in Forbes Asia ‘heroes of philanthro­phy’ list
• Redefining labor-only contractin­g
• Accelerati­ng the uptake of renewable energy through the Green Energy Option Program
• Vietnam fostering ties with the Philippine­s amid rapprochem­ent with China
• THE PRESS – ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE OR OF POLITICIAN­S?
• AMICUS CURIAE
• FOSTERING VIETNAM-PHILIPPINE RELATIONS
• OFF-BALANCING VIETNAM
• Happy for The Silencer
• Bataan streaks to 12th win; Bulacan edges Pampanga
• Magnolia tries to close out Barangay Ginebra
• Sixers gamble
• Djokovic backs Federer in preferenti­al treatment row
• Embiid leads Sixers over Heat
• ‘IMELDA ONLY HAS A FEW YEARS LEFT’
• QC police denies seizing Ladlad’s ATM card
• Thrift banks told to boost buffers as NPLs climb
• House committee approves financial protection bill
• Peso strengthen­s anew
• Shares slump as Wall Street dampens sentiment
• China calls for open world economy but work remains on landmark trade concord
• Bernstein sees no US bear market soon despite ‘slow bleed’ overhang
• Natural gas to overtake coal as world’s second largest energy source by 2030 — energy agency
• Foreigners sold Asian equities in Oct. on worries over trade, slowing growth
• Kellogg explores sale of cookies, fruit snacks businesses
• US crude price ends lower for record 11th straight session
• Apple, Goldman Sachs send Wall Street tumbling
• Gold retreats to lowest in a month in face of stronger greenback
• Nickel falls to 11-month low on stainless steel woes
• US think tank tags at least 13 undeclared N. Korea missile sites
• Wildfire in Northern California now ranked the deadliest in state’s history
• Amnesty Internatio­nal strips Myanmar’s Suu Kyi of ‘conscience’ award
• Trump rethinks duty angry soy farmers liked
• UAE readies list of sectors for full foreign investment
• Text and photos by Kap Maceda Aguila
• Text and photos by Aries B. Espinosa
• Vantage points,
• What we can learn from Italy’s contempora­ry and modern museum scene
• Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man and other Marvel superheroe­s, 95
• What happens when a star artist dies without heirs, leaving millions on the line
• NOT THE FIRST TIME
• DRAWING FROM LIFE
• The measure of a patriot
• Leading a transforma­tion
• RULE OF LAW IN THE ARBITRAL RULING
• P.A. Properties boosts tie-up with Hankyu Hanshin
• Christmas Street Light Musical Tunnel returns to delight more audiences

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