Business World - 2019-10-11

• WB: PHL likely to miss growth targets
• The rise of rice
• Trade gap shrinks as imports fall, exports grow
• AllHome marks strong stock market debut
• DoE plans tanker storage if strategic reserve not ready
• MGen mulls entry into biomass energy
• VLL plans new bond offerings
• COEXSTAR.PH officially launched their cryptocurr­ency exchange platform and is now open for trading.
• Davao retail chain NCCC prepares to handle cashless transactio­ns
• Customs collection­s rise 13% in September
• Meralco bans single-use plastic
• Consumers shifted to chicken in mid-Sept. amid ASF outbreak, growers say
• Sept. gov’t spending up 34.6%; year to date behind target
• Exports of wearables faltering despite trade war as investment shifts to Myanmar
• Philex gets OK to use sub-level cave mining method for Silangan project
• Buskowitz targets residentia­l clients for solar rooftop systems
• DENR lifts suspension on DMCI mining unit
• Ninjas in our midst
• The Philippine­s gets its independen­t economic policy
• Newcomer, newsmaker
• Hazing and impunity
• ONE ready to roll out landmark ‘Century’ event this weekend
• Ancajas lauds PHL Navy support as he prepares for another title defense
• NCAA: Previously denied, Lyceum Pirates make another go at top two vs JRU Heavy Bombers
• Mintah scores 4 as Kaya FC–Iloilo dismantles Mendiola FC 1991, 5-1
• Cards ride 10-run 1st inning into Game 5 rout of Braves
• San Miguel Beermen stake unbeaten record against Hotshots
• Astros determined to crack Tampa Bay Rays’ pitching in series decider
• SC: Meralco’s unbundled rates for review
• PHL needs to invest in knowledge capital
• Insurance industry posts lower premium income
• Rediscount loans drop
• Shares rebound as US, China start negotiatio­ns
• Telecommut­ing: Will it work in the Philippine­s?
• Peso up on trade talks
• Oil steadies on attack in Syria but US crude stocks weigh
• Gold perks up after Fed minutes but gains capped by trade optimism
• Trade hopes lift Wall St.; China tempers optimism
• Copper stabilizes; focus on US-China trade talks
• US-China trade talks resume as irritants sour atmosphere
• Decreasing US job openings to cool labor market
• Germany, France want ‘massive’ financial marts push after Brexit
• US crude stocks climb as production hits record, refineries cut output
• Renault management shake-up on the cards
• Wearable device maker Fitbit to shift production out of China from January
• China to help ease fiscal strains on local government­s amid tax cuts
• When workers commit violations in the absence of company policy
• Companies must help workers reach personal goals, experts says
• Bed Bath & Beyond hires Target executive as CEO
• ProPetro management reorganize­s amid probe
• Delta pilots received record overtime while MAX crisis hit rivals
• Turkey launches offensive against Syria’s Kurds
• Biden calls for Trump impeachmen­t
• Outgunned Kurds vow to make attacking Turkish army bleed
• Taiwan says unrest shows China’s ‘failure’ in HK
• 3rd Dot Property Philippine­s Awards recognizes best developers
• Maybank seeks to empower disadvanta­ged communitie­s
• Unilever Food Solutions’ Certified Funlasang Pinoy bares winners
• Critic After Dark,
• Netflix’ Insatiable tackles the backlash in season 2
• No kidding
• FDCP reveals incentive scheme for internatio­nal films shot in PHL
• Two Popes filmmakers hope Pope Francis is amused

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