BusinessMirror - 2024-02-19

• Govt workers’ Philhealth contributi­ons now up 5%
• Cabangon named Asia’s influentia­l and exemplary leader in business
• Comelec prolongs anew bid process for ’25 polls OVCS
• DELECTABLE FEAST AT THESE AWESM HOMEGROWN RESTAURANT­S AT SM
• NEDA defends govt effort to lower prices
• Marina inks deal to foster ‘green growth’ initiative­s
• ‘Weak implementa­tion hamper Evoss benefits’
• Unionbank aims to double Shell cobranded cardholder­s by 2027
• ‘Outsource Philhealth services’–solon
• BIR Chief is ‘Asia’s Influentia­l Leader for Good Governance’
• MR.DIY Philippine­s Marks 500th Store Milestone Event in Panglao, Bohol
• Bong Go continues push for Mindanao developmen­t thru collaborat­ive efforts towards unity and progress
• Marcos Jr. vows to finish land distributi­on before term ends
• Solon: Follow Asean neighbors’ lead in constituti­onal reforms
• Solon backs DOJ on indictment of Empress owners
• Siquijor entreps, students receive P10M in cash aid
• Top UN court to assess legality of Israeli occupation of Palestinia­n-claimed lands
• Alexei Navalny’s team confirms his death; says his mother is searching for his body
• Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin released on parole after serving 6 months in a hospital
• China’s coast guard ramps up patrols near Taiwan after two fishermen die
• Russia takes control of a city in eastern Ukraine after Ukrainian troops withdraw
• African leaders condemn Israel’s offensive in Gaza
• Tepid farm output worries monetary authoritie­s
• PHL wants to regain status as world’s top seaweed exporter
• House panel gives nod to bill granting aid to young farmers
• Bamboo seen contributi­ng $3.5B to local economy
• Russia blinks on banana ban as Ecuador swaps weaponry with US
• Russia’s bid for an orbiting nuclear weapon highlights a new space race
• Reskilling and the AI revolution
• BIR action against beauty products giant tells tax cheats it means business
• Is Universal Health Care really ‘universal’?
• New directions for human developmen­t in the Philippine­s
• Philippine­s as a global tax leader
• ₧900-M PHL shrimp exports to US may be affected by ban
• Peza: New pharma ecozone to rise in Bulacan this year
• ‘NO WAY’ TO NIXING CONGRESS ISSUANCE OF TELCO FRANCHISE
• Quezon Power sets sights on 1,200-MW thermal plant
• Meralco pegs refund at ₧0.05/kwh
• STOCK-MARKET OUTLOOK
• Ayala all set to sell stake in Manila Water, Lrmc–exec
• DOJ opts for coco levy trust fund
• Market polarizati­on: The implicatio­ns for FMCG companies
• Donny Pangilinan spends pre-valentine’s Day with fans in beauty event
• BEAUTY BRANDS VISITING UNIVERSITI­ES, COLLEGES AROUND THE METRO
• Form and function get the spotlight
• It’s Heart’s Month
• PLDT, SMART BAG COMPANY OF THE YEAR ANEW AT OSCARS OF PR
• Brewed for Success: The Story of Mountainto­p Coffee Beans
• Marriott’s Multi-awarded Campaign ‘Marriott Moments’ wins first Quill Award
• Marian Rivera celebrates 5th year with Tough Mama Appliances, her reliable home buddy
• Does anyone in PR ever really retire?
• Failure Won’t Foil your plans, says the acid house’s dynamic duo ivan and pauline despi at Graphika manila 2024
• Weta FX’S Ryan serrano shares his creative journey From clothespin Robots to cgi models at Graphika manila 2024
• It’s Curry over Sabrina in 3-point showdown
• Swiftie solutions in sports
• IOC thumbs down Pacquiao’s Paris bid
• ‘Pretty Boy’ ready for fight vs Inoue
• Cignal HD Spikers get throne back at Iloilo’s expense in PNVF tourney
• Tigers, this time, make Bulldogs eat dust in UAAP volleyball action

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