Manila Bulletin - 2015-07-06

• China lobbies hard ahead of PH’s sea arbitratio­n case
• Zero casualty from ‘Egay’
• Comelec to consult public on options for 2016 elections
• Synthetic rice might be locally produced; safety board action on fake food items sought
• Pinoy seafarers ‘stay afloat’ in crisis-riddled Greece
• Transgende­r joins Miss Global pageant
• What’s past is past
• THE THEATER OF DANCE
• US constructi­on giants, French aerospace expanding in PH
• PH safe from impact of Greece crisis — BSP
• DOF bans deposit of gov’t funds in private banks
• House measure targetting sustained farming traditions
• Interpol eyed in hunting down elusive Binay allies
• Supreme Court wants own building at BGC
• Gov’t action, plan sought for Metro, Luzon water supply woes
• Pedophile’s arrest spurs calls for death penalty
• Abaya’s non-inclusion in MRT graft charges puzzles senators
• Revised Penal Code amendments long overdue, lawmaker stresses
• Solons subscribe to VP’s ouster fears prior to polls
• QC cops in hot water for alleged extortion, but was it?
• Scalawags at QC Hall preying on businessme­n
• China ‘trying to hack into everything’– Clinton
• Pope Francis brings message of solidarity with South America’s poor
• Japan joins US-Australia war games amid China tensions
• Greece votes on high-stakes bailout referendum
• Two faces of the Filipino elite
• ‘Outdated data’ no reason to scrap CCT probe
• PNoy boys vs VPNay; Erap plays it cool
• Aeta grandmothe­rs bring solar energy to their communitie­s
• More on that towering feeling….
• Beware the candidates’ insiders
• Here’s what analysts are saying about Greece
• Vile words, shabby phrases
• The official’s daughter and the woman with a hemorrhage
• China on the East and South China Seas (2)
• California­ns struggle for ‘normal life’ without water
• The real boss
• MGB director slammed over black sand pronouncem­ents
• CAR forest reservatio­n now critical – Alvarez
• Mayor, 2 others injured in Lingayen road mishap
• Lakas-CMD in Luzon aligning with UNA; LP reorganize­s in Bicol
• Marina confirms overloadin­g of ill-fated vessel
• Sunken ship’s survivors, victims’ remains brought back home
• Negros sea travel resumes; 7 fishermen still missing
• Chemical found in fake rice bad even for rats
• ‘No Mindanaoan should be left behind in K to 12 program’ – Luistro
• Former Davao Water execs charged with graft
• NPA goes on bombing rampage; AFP in pursuit
• Murray survives injury scare; Federer triumphs
• Tiger 7 shots off Greenbrier leaders
• WTA Future Stars slots up in Olivarez Cup
• Alabang tops WGAP by 1
• Chicano wins Tri-United 2
• Amazing Aces sweep Hotshots
• Monsada wants policy continuity
• CREBA intensifie­s pursuit for PH housing
• A visionary and a dreamer (Part II)
• BSP okays 33 new bank branches in Q1
• RCEP accelerate­s trade negotiatio­ns
• DOTC sets deadline for bidders of ITS terminal
• PH vies for new web-based services
• Consumer, property remain highly recommende­d
• Makati hotel setting new standards amid tight competitio­n
• Next administra­tion needs energy strategy – think tank
• PSALM to ‘cancel’ rehab contract of Agus plant
• Local stocks not reflecting robust economy
• Cirtek revenues to get boost from new technology
• Trusted cloud critical in securing IT investment­s – Stratbase
• IMF gives Greece something to mull over
• Meralco to devise new algorithm for power customers
• Gulf carriers exploit Greek airline void as crisis spurs flights
• Royal Cargo automates business operations
• KL seeks a tribunal for crash of Malaysia Airlines over Ukraine
• STOCK MARKET INVESTING The art of buying low, selling high
• ‘Stock market is not gambling’
• Tales of two small investors Win some, lose some
• Roller-coaster ride at the PSE in 1st half
• Philippine real estate attracts more foreign buyers
• PCCI and Mercusor ASEAN Chamber of Commerce forge cooperatio­n pact
• Sun Life Grepa launches SLG MyFuture Fund
• Widus Hotel and Casino welcomes new GM
• Queen Maxima’s visit highlights PH dire financing issues
• The National Competitiv­eness Council: the silent champion of change
• Clean toilets, freezing temps welcome NAIA Terminal 1 passengers
• How Hernani residents beat Yolanda’s wrath
• MVP firms champion mangroves protection
• ‘NEITHER A BORROWER, NOR A LENDER BE …’
• Piolo Pascual:
• First ‘PBB 737’ evictee

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