Manila Bulletin - 2018-11-05

• PH’s 1st intermodal terminal opens in Parañaque today
• US carrier leads warships in biggest ever Japan defense war game
• 11/liter oil price rollback set
• Duterte to talk peace with Nur after BOL plebiscite
• Bar exams peaceful – NCRPO
• Palace tells Fox: Next time, follow the law
• Donaire, world champ again after 7 years
• The urge to create
• Cinematic ‘feel’ of Boracay comes to fore once more.
• Economy likely grew faster in Q3 – Moody’s
• DOF sees inflation easing to 6.5% in October
• Mitsubishi mulls exporting CARS model
• Vietnamese student crowned Miss Earth
• Senate tackles gov't workers’ night-shift, hazard pays
• Traders told to shun bribery at BOC
• N. Korea warns of returning to nuclear policy
• Typhoon ‘Rosita’ causes M in damage to agricultur­e
• Reassuring words from new Customs chief
• Invite the poor
• World joy report?
• Engaging government­s and political parties to govern ‘green’
• Trick or treat? The Skyway’s the limit!
• Ghosts in the palace
• Demand and supply
• Catarman boosts tourism with pedicab tours
• Iligan mayor withdraws support for local police
• Skeletal remains of datu, wife discovered
• 3 Fil-Japanese throw weight around in sumo
• Day of upsets in Subic as Robins, Iijima shine
• Palace amenable to penalty provision vs failing electric coops
• St. Josemaria Escriva on the economy
• BSP pushes for more currency swaps
• Power firms nix’ walk-away’ clause in supply contracts
• Villar pulls out of third telco race
• US flying shipmaker scouts for PH partners
• US firms offering LNG supply to PH
• Robinsons Retail posts stronger earnings
• Top stocks for the week Volatile trading seen this week
• Record imports balloon US trade deficit in September
• Dredging firm partners with 2 giant contractor­s

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