BusinessMirror - 2021-07-19

• ‘Good jabs drive, key to rating prospects’
• Export, logistics players nix 15% port tariff hike
• ‘ASIA’S NEXT PREMIER GATEWAY’ AT CLARK DEFIES DOWNTURN
• FRANCE: THOUSANDS PROTEST AGAINST VACCINATIO­N, COVID-19 HEALTH PASSES
• ‘MORE D.U. CONTRACTIN­G WILL FILL POWER GAPS’
• PHL can’t copy Singapore’s Covid drive; LGUS warned
• Gordon calls for mobilizati­on of resources vs Delta variant
• Bangsamoro execs seek dual use of Hijri, Gregorian calendars in official documents
• Gatchalian bats anew for tighter review of Malampaya stake to Udenna Corp.
• DOH expands capacity of Calabarzon hospitals
• Election surveys may be used as propaganda tool–pabillo
• Govt repatriate­d home 3,000 Pinoys from UAE
• Improving air connectivi­ty to boost tourism–puyat
• Bangsamoro govt insists: We’re working, are transparen­t.
• Caregiving remains most in demand training for OFWS
• Immigratio­n stops 4 women from illegal travel to Europe
• DOLE expects more workers regularize­d by end of 2021
• Senator protests high pork prices, Congress asked to restore tariff rates
• DAR shortens process of securing clearance for transfer of private agri lands
• PHL wants to hasten WTO talks on fishing rules
• UK reports 54,674 new infections, most Covid-19 cases since January
• Afghan ambassador’s daughter brutally assaulted in Pakistan
• Europe flood death toll tops 160, costly rebuilding ahead
• Biden grappling with ‘pandemic of the unvaccinat­ed;’ cases triple
• South Africa mops up after violent protests shake nation
• Divers search for 14 people in flooded tunnel in China
• South Korea to Bring home Sailors Aboard Covid-hit Navy destroyer
• Growing California wildfire prompts evacuation­s; oregon blaze balloons
• The Parex project: Opposition­s and the need to seek common ground
• Close the borders
• Are we saying goodbye to 9-to-5?
• Vaccine inequity: Inside the cutthroat race to secure doses
• Keeping Covid-19 out of prisons in the Philippine­s
• ‘Long Covid’ fears grow in UK as curbs end and Delta surges
• Experts: Europe floods show need to curb emissions, adapt
• Climate change is a human rights crisis, says UN reso
• Pimentel, Pacquiao unfazed by Cusi-led moves in PDP Laban
• Bangsamoro govt insists: We’re working, are transparen­t
• ILLEGALLY RECRUITED MOM FROM PAMPANGA, LATEST IN LONG LIST OF ABUSED OFWS
• PLDT aims to reach far-flung areas via ‘cell site in the sky’
• D&L bond offer gets top credit rating
• SMC power unit plants 2.7M trees
• Nlex hastens rehab of Bulacan bridges
• Firms may submit contact details until end-aug–sec
• STOCK-MARKET OUTLOOK
• Excise tax collection from ‘sin’ products surges 15.8% in Q1
• Blurring lines between care and the community
• US fund managers sticking with old playbooks vs Covid
• Stiffer penalties against ‘abusive’ lenders pushed
• Finex supports financial consumer protection bill
• Citigroup cuts off its rival to Amex’s Platinum card
• Why People lie at Work—and What to do about it
• 4 ways to boost psychologi­cal safety at work
• Miss World Philippine­s 2021 Winnables
• Sustainabi­lity is focus in new sneaker collection
• An immersive beauty shopping experience might just bring back your makeup mojo
• PH, China share prevention and control of COVID-19, ‘The Plague of the Century’
• Smart boosts PNP Regional Office, ramps up LTE and 5G rollout in La Union
• Citizenwat­ch: LGUS need digital connectivi­ty to strengthen virus response and vaccinatio­n
• 16 Philippine universiti­es participat­e at Teatro Europa, the Second Edition
• VIRTUAL ART EXHIBIT.
• The coronaviru­s chronicles: What will the post-pandemic office look like?
• ■ Music: John Mayer embraces easy-listening rock with ‘80s polish on ‘last train home’
• Waking up in these Covid games
• Meralco clobbers SMB for 2-0 start in Philippine Cup
• BUCKS A WIN SHY OF CROWN
• OOSTHUIZEN CLOSES IN ON CLARET JUG

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