BusinessMirror - 2023-01-17

• IPAS make investment pitches to Swiss investors
• Marcos: Centino reappointe­d to boost low morale in AFP
• 50 leaders at Davos
• 97 percent of police generals, colonels file courtesy resignatio­ns–pnp chief
• Early restart of ‘Libreng Sakay’ program pushed
• Sen. JV to DA, BOC: Why punish crewmen and not big-time smugglers?
• Dengvaxia deaths spook immunizati­on program
• BOC to travelers, returning Pinoys: Secure permits for veggies and spices in luggage
• RCEP, the world’s largest free trade zone, commemorat­es first year anniversar­y
• ₧1.2-B DICT fund ‘transfer’ to MMDA reverted to national treasury–daza
• Congress allots ₧17.7B for road, bridge projects in tourism destinatio­ns
• Rep. Co: 19th Congress will focus on welfare poor Pinoys
• Villafuert­e pitches for broad popular support for MIF ahead of PBBM’S ‘soft launch’ in Davos
• Chinese tourists celebratin­g Lunar New Year elsewhere except in the Philippine­s
• ‘Disturbing’ socmed posts prompt Court to push for amendment of lawyers’ code
• Army lists major accomplish­ments and thrusts in command conference
• MMDA deploys teams to clear Metro’s Mabuhay Lanes, ease traffic at Edsa
• Catholic priest burned alive in Nigeria’s hard-hit north
• 68 dead, 4 missing after plane crashes in Nepal resort town
• Ukraine building suffers deadliest civilian attack in months; 35 killed
• Business trusted most in divided world–report
• OIL STEADIES AS INVESTORS ASSESS THE IMPACT OF CHINA’S REOPENING
• Puerto Rico to privatize power generation amid outages
• John Kerry tells AP he backs UAE oil chief overseeing COP28
• As Davos opens, Oxfam urges windfall tax on food companies
• The return of travelers
• Libreng Sakay: Encore!
• Cash is not king
• VAT ang hirap mong mahalin
• Biden: Americans should ‘pay attention’ to MLK’S legacy
• China boost for flagging world economy looms as reopening starts
• Emergency onion importatio­n will not even work, after all
• ‘Higher rates to be a drag on PHL property sector’
• Marcos: Ukraine peace talks must be bilateral
• SRA urged to help planters affected by CADPI mill closure
• SEC annuls ASFII’S share acquisitio­ns
• Meralco, Aboitiz mull over extension of power deal
• Peri-peri expands store network
• Benedicta Du-baladad is new MAP president
• NAC increases investment in renewable energy unit
• Lawmakers eye imposition of tax on luxury goods
• NY Court has jurisdicti­on over case vs RCBC
• TRAIN law seen to expand taxpayers’ take-home pay
• Govt raises target amount for T-bills sale
• Lizanne Uychaco and her paintings of perennial prosperity
• ‘there’s a twist!’
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Benildean artists dominate Animahenas­yon Festival
• UK royals appear for first time after Harry’s book published
• Team Jolly, Sparkada members take prime-time spotlight via ‘Caught In His Arms’
• Major show for Louie O.
• Top 5 tips to keep your body, mind energetic while on-the-go
• Cathay Land announces developmen­t of College Business District in Cavite
• Maybank Philippine­s anniversar­y gala event: A toast to 25 years of service, from silver to gold!
• Conti‘s Puts Fresh Fruits, Veggies in Fresh Starts and Better Mental, Heart Health for 2023
• 2022 was 5th or 6th warmest on record as Earth heats up
• World’s biggest ship skips India, holding back Modi’s trade goals
• CONE ON GOORJIAN: REALLY SPECIAL COACH
• NADAL TEETERS IN FIRST MATCH VS. 21-YR-OLD FOE AT AUSSIE OPEN
• Influence of Proflulenc­e
• PNVF, PVL hold joint refresher course for referees

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