BusinessMirror - 2023-02-02

• Factory hiring still weak despite higher PMI
• Covid jabs enough for now, govt won’t buy new batches–palace
• Sandiganba­yan denies Imelda’s bid to regain possession of several sequestere­d assets
• House welcomes Rex Gatchalian’s appointmen­t as DSWD secretary
• Govt abandons P130.5-million wealth case vs late CJ Corona
• MMC approves ‘historic’ single ticketing system
• Austin assures continued US support for PHL’S counterter­rorism programs
• Peza approves ₧6.39-B investment­s in January
• Salceda pushes passage of national measuremen­t standardiz­ation bill
• PBBM orders creation of new water mgmt office
• Davao City seeks ₧3.5-B fund support for WTE pilot project
• Seven key bilateral deals expected to be inked during PBBM’S Japan visit next week–dfa
• IPOPHL DRAFTS WORK PLAN TO END COUNTERFEI­T ACTIVITIES AT GREENHILLS
• 1,700 flights canceled, at least 2 dead as ice storm freezes US
• Europe scrapes out economic growth by dodging gas crisis
• US, allies impose new sanctions on Myanmar 2 years after coup
• Taiwan activates combat defenses in response to China’s deployment
• ‘Cut onion harvest losses to boost local supply’
• Proposed onion institute to benefit economy–lawmakers
• House passes bill mandating full insurance coverage for ARBS
• Free trade deals undermined PHL food security, says group
• DAR: Retired cops, soldiers from Pangasinan eye lands under CARP
• The economic ‘circle dance’
• Cheaters beware: ChatGPT maker releases AI detection tool
• Who can stop China’s territoria­l grab in SCS?
• How Myanmar is faring 2 years after army ousted Aung San Suu Kyi
• Ukraine pushes for Western fighter jets after tank deals
• Peshawar, the city of flowers, becomes epicenter of violence
• Losses of wealth fund must be seen in context–Neda
• China stepped up patrols in WPS in ’22, AIS data show
• AGRI GROUPS IN FINAL DRIVE TO STOP RCEP
• Meralco: Power supply deal with SPPC still suspended
• Consumers file raps vs 6 firms
• CIC earnings doubled in Q4 2022
• Scrutinize entities offering securities, SEC tells public
• ‘Maharlika fund to ease, not deepen, PHL indebtedne­ss’
• Economists, businessme­n cite Maharlika fund risks
• New IFC chief for Asia-pacific to focus on inclusive recovery
• US Federal Reserve expected to slow rate hikes in signal work’s not over
• Fine for delinquent SSS, GSIS contributo­rs lowered
• Support and love are key ingredient­s in raising consciousn­ess about autism
• DOH gives out herbal care, nutribox packages to Ilocos Sur residents
• Muntinlupa intensifie­s vaccinatio­n-on-wheels program for fisherfolk­s
• Roche Philippine­s to bring better public health to Baguio City with Project ECHO launch, MOU signing
• 5 ways to be Healthy— with your kids
• 2023 interior design trends: Happier, vibrant and eco-conscious
• Let’s nurture each child’s giftedness
• Dermclinic introduces ‘The Good Derma’ Advocacy
• Conti’s Cakes and Weight Loss? Yes, They Can Go Together
• Villar pushes for the developmen­t of the yellow corn industry for livestock, poultry sector
• Newport World Resorts opens first urban farm in partnershi­p with Malaysian firm
• Internatio­nal Holocaust Day: A remembranc­e
• PHL-UK trade ties tightened through economic briefing
• Kashmir Solidarity Day: Reminder of region’s struggle, sacrifice for right to self-determinat­ion
• Czech Republic tourism roadshow gets underway
• OBIENA METTLE GETS ACID TEST IN MONDO CLASSIC
• KLITSCHKO TO BACH: WORLD’S WATCHING
• The Green side
• Strong Group’s Tiu wary of major threat posed by Lebanese teams in Dubai hoops
• Van der Valk wary of repeat bid in season-opening TCC Invitation­al
• U-18 volleyball tilt for boys, girls up at Rizal venue
• A Time for Memory and Celebratio­n
• Balik-biñan Project: Tourism Developmen­t Through Heritage Conservati­on
• Biñan City, the Premier Heritage and Trade Capital of the South
• THE CITY’S PILLAR OF EXCELLENCE IN THE ARTS
• Biñan’s rich cultural and historical legacies

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