BusinessMirror - 2022-07-21

• All regions still at low-risk Covid classifica­tion despite rising cases
• PHL is 6th most influenced country in the world by China–intl survey
• Another ‘lost decade’ possible if multiple crises persist–fdc
• Navy ship BRP ‘Antonio Luna’ unleashes full might of armament in RIMPAC naval exercise in Hawaii
• UP-NIH sets study on hearing, cardio health of MMDA traffic men at Edsa
• Youth prodded to practice ‘responsibl­e’ consumptio­n
• Party-list lawmakers refile anti-contractua­lization bill
• LGUS receive ₧180.67-million bonanza from SBMA’S Paulino
• DTI invites Filipino MSMES to join Asean Online Sale from Aug 8 to 10
• DENR urged to resolve complaint vs Batangas LNG firms
• Leading doctors, scientists to Marcos: Give Vape Bill a chance to make the difference
• DOH aims to wipe out trans fat in PHL food supply by 2023
• Socio-civic group pitching unity launched in Mandaluyon­g
• Bill proposes security of tenure, perks for media industry workers
• Putin, in Tehran, gets strong Iran support over Ukraine
• China’s new infections near 1,000 in test of Covid-zero
• Russia pounds Ukraine cities as Putin gets Iran’s backing
• UK breaks record for highest temperatur­e as Europe sizzles
• Twitter-musk takeover dispute heading for an October trial
• Pro-democracy protests in myanmar mark founder’s 75th death anniversar­y
• Putin warns EU that flow of gas supplies could keep dwindling
• China homebuyers’ boycott spreads as suppliers refuse to pay bank loans
• Lawmaker: Urban farms can help cut poverty
• Palm oil exports from top grower set to soar 60% in price blow
• ‘Bold actions’ will ensure access to nutritious food–fao
• Sebastian designated as DA’S undersecre­tary for operations
• About the money
• ECB aims for bulletproo­f crisis tool anticipati­ng legal showdown
• When will they act?
• Ukraine graft concerns resurface as Russia war goes on
• Frequent lockdowns may have contribute­d to Uvalde tragedy
• Biden holds off–for now –on climate emergency declaratio­n
• AMRO keeps PHL’S growth forecast despite headwinds
• Namfrel to solons: Let bgay, SK polls proceed
• Another ‘lost decade’ possible if multiple crises persist–fdc
• SLOW DIGITALIZA­TION WORSENS PWD DILEMMA
• SC told to rethink decision to allow power rate hike
• SPNEC stock rights offer gets nod
• SMC unit joins QC govt’s trash-to-cash program
• CESI, Cebu firm ink power supply deal
• PAVI Green’s solar facility in Naga to get fiscal perks
• Pre-need firms given more options for investing funds
• Landbank funds several projects of Biliran LGUS
• Pru Life, Shopee ink deal to sell dengue insurance
• Security Bank bags ₧16B from fixed-rate bonds sale
• Amnesty for taxpayers in Marikina extended
• Govt borrows ₧20B via sale of reissued T-bonds
• Pinoy nurses, veterans, 9 others feted with Gawad Alab ng Lahi award in NY
• Foreign minister invigorate­s Poland-phl economic activity
• My post-pandemic back-to-school guide: Confidence through STEAM
• Providing quality education to students in PHL, Indonesia
• Slow pace for youngest kids getting covid vaccine doses
• Moms Provide unfiltered look into Motherhood
• Ternocon 3 workshop-mentoring culminates
• DOT lauds Boracay Island‘s inclusion in TIME’S 50 extraordin­ary, greatest places of 2022
• Meralco to construct fire station; strengthen­s emergency response
• Experts raise alarm over surge in diabetes, cardiovasc­ular disease
• Get better nutrition through compounded supplement­s to boost the body’s defense
• Former DOH chief calls on PBBM to veto vape bill
• Capitol Medical Center celebrates 52nd anniversar­y with ISO certificat­ion, gala
• 3 ‘Tibay’ signs to look out for in kids’ nutrition
• For Ukrainian high jumper, world silver feels like gold
• Bunevacz pleads guilty in cannabis pen fraud in US
• Gold medals come aplenty in Uzbek worlds
• Canadian Houle in emotional Tour stage win, Vingegaard keeps lead
• THE ‘NONONG LEGACY’

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