BusinessMirror - 2023-02-03

• In strongest close since June, peso hits ₧53.845 vs $
• NEDA Board OKS 1st PPP under Marcos: UP-PGH Cancer Center
• DENR chief highlights partnershi­ps to address environmen­tal concerns
• ’21-’22 suicide rate among Pinoy youth alarms party-list lawmaker
• DOTR emerges as ‘largest client’ of ADB’S PPP arm
• DENR undersecre­tary with expertise in water mgmt likely to lead WRMO
• Villanueva pushes free licensure examinatio­n fees for indigents
• Bangsamoro cooperativ­es receive P22.5-M assistance from BARMM
• PHL’S rural electrific­ation program needs ₧29.542B more–nea chief
• PBBM urged to extend travel tax policy for BIMP-EAGA travelers
• Bill extending protection to freelance workers hurdles 2nd House reading
• Palace cites FCA facilitati­on in onion market distributi­on
• 548 Caraga CARP beneficiar­ies get CLOA, e-title from DAR
• ARTA moves to check ‘bottleneck­s’ in import, export of processed foods
• Gordon commends PRC firefighte­rs for saving family in Quezon City blaze
• More than a decade after ‘Pablo,’ victims finally get new houses
• CDC, NMP ink deal to establish National Museum in Clark
• Salceda says PHL salt industry ‘is not dead’
• Pope consoles Congolese victims of violence: ‘Your pain is my pain’
• US denounces Myanmar junta’s extension of emergency rule
• Sushi pranks at Japan’s conveyor belt restaurant­s spark outrage
• N. Korea warns of ‘overwhelmi­ng nuclear force’ to counter US moves
• WAR’S LONGEST BATTLE EXACTS HIGH PRICE IN ‘HEART OF UKRAINE’
• Factories in Southeast Asia firing up as China reopens
• Adani scraps $2.5 billion share sale after fraud claims hit stock
• HK woos tourists with 500,000 free air tickets
• Sunak marks 100 days as UK prime minister amid crisis
• Redefining sustainabl­e developmen­t, the Asean way
• Will WHO declare end of pandemic in April?
• Anti-asian hate ‘runs the gamut,’ racist Yelp reviews show
• A writer’s delicate sense of the terrifying
• Merck Covid drug linked to new virus mutations, study says
• Japan’s UN Human Rights 2023 report silent on comfort women issues
• As Austin visits, US, PHL agree on 4 new EDCA sites
• PAGCOR records ₧58.96-B revenues in ’22
• PHL ranks 8th among countries with most crypto account owners
• MERALCO COMMISSION­S LAGUNA SWITCHING SITE
• Robinsons Retail ‘22 profit breaches pre-covid level
• EDC ties up with DENR for climate resilience program
• Aboitiz, Yuchengco units seal RE deal
• ACEN takes full ownership of Australian joint venture
• Meta Capital opens new office in PHL
• BIR files 74 tax evasion cases
• Decision making don’ts
• What’s effective altruism? A philosophe­r explains
• ‘spice things up’
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Benilde’s ‘Value+able’ exhibit at SM Aura Premier
• Darna gets some super soldiers
• The silent vlogs
• 5 PHL destinatio­ns you should include in your travel list this year
• Carrier Cebu Pacific Receives Golden Arrow Award for Best Corporate Governance Practices
• Sponsor Hotel101 Group offers biggest discounts, promos at the three-day PTAA Travel Tour Expo 2023
• Holcim converts 1M tons of waste into fuels, raw materials to produce cement
• Strong Group yields to Lebanon’s Dynamo
• Cool Smashers stay intact, 8 teams revamp rosters
• Magsayo takes on US’S Figueroa for WBC interim crown in March
• BRADY: THIS TIME IT’S FOR GOOD
• Stajcic wants to build momentum for PHL Women’s World Cup bid
• Isuzu PHILIPPINE­S recognizes 2022 Dealer of the Year and top sales Performers
• BMW Ix3 dubbed as game-changer
• IPC WELCOMES 2023 WITH A NEW PRESIDENT

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