Manila Bulletin - 2019-10-10

• Senators still clueless who sat on the dismissal order of 13 cops
• 12 face raps over PMA cadet’s death
• Pinay nanny freed from modern-day slavery starts new life at 81
• Mayor Isko underscore­s importance of print media amid advance in technology
• SC upholds R29,010 minimum monthly base pay for gov’t nurses
• Travelers to Saudi Arabia get warning
• Good times with Good Friends in Manila
• Sip, sip hooray!
• PEZA now supports the CITIRA Bill
• DOF, BSP ask Congress to lift bank secrecy
• Duterte’s satisfacti­on rating slips, but remains ‘very good’ – SWS
• BIR rejects POGO’s tax proposal
• House panel ready to exercise oversight function on climate change laws
• China demands US lift tech curbs, will ‘safeguard’ interests
• Efforts continuing to ensure poll transparen­cy
• Knock and the door will be opened to you
• Federalist questions (Part 15)
• Bacolod cops thwart sale of R2.5-M shabu at MassKara, Buglasan festivals
• A Valentine’s Day promise and the limits of monetary policy
• Letter from Maldives
• What crisis?
• Bulldogs survive Tams
• Basilan-St. Clare forces winner-take-all
• Fil-Am Sicat adjusting well as rookie for PH water polo
• TDF rates decline as 180-B issue is oversubscr­ibed
• St. Lukes to help its nurses find UK jobs
• Digital transforma­tion
• DOE-ERC policy tug-of-war snags approval of Meralco PSAs
• Airbus sold 41 jets in September, targets record Q4 deliveries
• Boeing reports another big drop in deliveries in Q3
• Austal and Cerberus line up bid for Hanjin Heavy shipyard in PH
• BSP reviews GIR diversific­ation
• AllHome seen doing well at listing debut
• Convenienc­e and accessibil­ity in the heart of QC
• Parkway Corporate Center: Riding on business growth
• Bali-inspired clubhouse opens at South Forbes
• We need to talk (again) about CLIMATE CHANGE No classes, yehey? Take the first step
• Climate action now
• No one is spared
• EVERYTHING FROM A RICE COOKER
• NODDING TO MAINLAND NOODLES

Manila Bulletin - 2019-10-09

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