BusinessMirror - 2021-03-28

• THE MINDANAO FOOD LAB
• Beyond the pandemic: London’s Tube battles to stay on track
• Myanmar citizens use protester toolkit to sidestep Internet ban
• Paraguay says Chinese vaccine offers tied to dumping taiwan
• World’s biggest wealth surge marks rise of billionair­e Adani
• Supply bottleneck­s leave ships stranded, businesses stymied
• Spreading social good in Cebu through SM scholarshi­p program
• DICT, DOST, DTI create committee to steer program for PHL startups
• Marine scientist Onda is first Filipino to reach Earth’s third deepest spot
• Pope: Jesus entrusted Mary to us as a Mother, ‘not as co-redeemer’
• Passover: Time to recognize tragedies, offer hope for the future
• U.S. Never had a Pilgrimage Tradition, Now is The OPPORTUNIT­Y
• USAID launches 2 partnershi­ps for PHL water security
• ‘Forests give protection vs new, deadly diseases’
• DOST, MSU-IIT use green technology for polyols and polyuretha­ne products
• F1 FACING ISSUES ON HUMAN RIGHTS
• NCAA hires law firm to assess gender equity at championsh­ips
• Gasol hopes to revive career in Barcelona
• LGBT groups seeking equality law in Japan before Olympics
• INFRASTRUC­TURE AMID THE PANDEMIC
• Duterte wishes for Covid-19 to end on his birthday
• GLOWING AND GROWING
• BUSINESS CLIMATE CHANGE ANXIETY ETCHED IN METAL
• US civics education isn’t boosting youth voting or volunteeri­sm
• What is hate crime? Narrow legal definition makes it hard to charge and convict
• Rosalia Merino-santos: Unsung Progenitor, Architect of Modern Philippine Dance
• Fil-am and Filipino women writers take center stage
• Nature and Art as her Healers
• Nature and Art as her Healers

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