BusinessMirror - 2022-08-04

• DESPITE INFLATION, ’22 GROWTH COULD HIT 6-7%
• Shift to hybrid forced BPOs to be ‘creative’ in employee benefits
• BIRTH, DEATH, MARRIAGE CERTS VALID ALWAYS
• Another piece of Chinese rocket debris falls into WPS—PhilSA
• DepEd, YSEALI boost climate change educ
• VP Sara deploys OVP buses in six key cities for free rides during rush hours
• Labor groups hail filing of bill for 14th month pay for private, state workers
• Teachers press for retention of tax exemption on honoraria for poll duties
• PAG-IBIG’S acquired assets go on sale to group buyers
• ‘Bato law’ brings ladderized training, economic package for private security guards
• ‘Pagbubuklo­d’ drill hones PF’S warfightin­g capability
• TCT cash aid program to cushion impact of inflation for poor Pinoys–neda chief
• DHSUD cites difficulty of marginaliz­ed in house buy
• Newly signed creative industries law seen boosting PHL economy
• 5 against 41: Palace disputes ‘bill vetoing spree’ insinuatio­ns
• Rep. ‘Goma’ seeks to uplift local entertainm­ent industry
• Party-list lawmakers file Good Samaritan measure
• Remulla to ICC: Please file your info request on anti-drugs war
• US, Indonesia hold joint military exercises amid China concerns
• TURKISH INFLATION HIT 80% IN JULY AND HAS YET TO PEAK
• China blocks some Taiwan imports but avoids semiconduc­tor disruption
• Philrice: Free inbred seeds boosted rice yield
• House panel chair seeks briefing on sugar import volumes, prices
• Dairy processing facility soon to serve N. Ecija ARBS
• Zambales local govt sells rice below ₧20 per kilo
• World’s food supply faces new threat from lack of rain in India
• 2023: The year from hell
• Clergy, bags of cash set off new sectarian brawl in Lebanon
• Knowing the telltale signs of a gifted child
• The downside: US strike shows Afghanista­n still terror base
• Food and conflict: Demands for corporate accountabi­lity are growing
• SONA: Unaddresse­d policy issues
• PHL eyes 300K MT sugar imports as yields plunge
• House leader pitches food sovereignt­y bill amid global crises
• PAL reports ₧4.2-B income as revenues surge
• TRAVELERS BLAMED FOR ENTRY DELAYS
• Core income of MPIC rises as economy picks up pace
• SMIC income hits ₧25.5B in H1
• SMPC profit in Q2 more than doubles
• Samat seeks DOE nod for LNG terminal
• SMFB income up 8% in H1 despite higher input costs
• Local telcos get Ookla’s nod
• RCBC loses in damage suit vs Bangladesh central bank
• Marcos to LGUS: Tap PPP as project-financing mode
• Cryptocurr­ency trading takes a new hit as thousands of Solana wallets hacked
• DIY pay machines put up in Dasmariñas LGU areas
• DOF unit fetes QC as top revenue collector in 2021
• Landbank H1 income grew 94% to ₧20.3B
• UN, partner-nations: Post-‘odette’ recovery work carries on
• France wants PHL’S women entreps to stamp their class in local business
• EU welcomes PHL to the bloc’s digital Covid certificat­e system
• Hard evidence: Spanking could lead to health problems, antisocial behavior
• BACK TO SCHOOL IN A PANDEMIC? FIVE TIPS TO keep kids COVID-FREE
• Level up face-to-face classes with Rex Education’s Schoology
• The‘dark’stores: Changing the rules of e-grocery shopping
• Isuzu Philippine­s turns over donation to Northern Mindanao Medical Center
• Retail Associates named 2022 LS Retail Diamond Partner
• SECB celebrates 71 years of Betterbank­ing service
• Education needed to conquer hazards compounded by Covid-19
• Experts urge gov’t to come up with strategic plan vs pandemic
• Monkeypox is not a sexually transmitte­d disease–doh
• Ospital ng Makati receives highest ranking among public hospitals in Metro Manila
• Astrazenec­a’s Covid-19 vaccine prevented 50k deaths in PHL
• Bill and Fidel
• Go files resolution supporting national basketball program
• Diaz’s nutrition coach launches books to nurture Olympic dreams
• Marcial sets goals high with Paris gold in mind
• MEET JIP, FIBA WC 2023 MASCOT
• ASUSANO DELIVERS ON DRY DAY

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