The Manila Times - 2017-01-11

• Palace summons ‘narco-mayors’
• GOVT KEEPS ‘VERY GOOD’ RATING – SWS
• Are the communists no longer a security threat?
• President OKs P1,000 pension hike
• Pirates kill 8 fishermen off Zamboanga
• Trump govt faces rising risk of internatio­nal conflict
• Moody’s warns: Political risk could disrupt growth
• Mementoes of World War 2
• Villar: Infra buildup to improve connectivi­ty
• Contract should state if employee is entitled to leave credits
• PDEA steps up crackdown on drug-dealing foreigners
• ‘Leni’ camp unfazed by VP’s 7-point drop in trust rating
• No threat to Miss U pageant–police
• AFP to recruit 10,000 soldiers
• ‘COMELeak’: Telltale sign of poor governance
• Plutocrats are still the masters of our universe
• The murder of environmen­tal protection advocates must outrage us all
• 2017 might be the Year of the Wall
• Year of the Wall
• Asian challenges abound ahead
• Pangasinan town mayor faces graft case
• Coal plant stops dumping bottom ash
• BJMP officials sacked over Kidapawan jail break
• PORTS RESUME OPERATIONS
• AFP, PNP to secure Asean summit in Davao
• Court junks election protest vs Bocaue mayor
• Nov trade def icit widens nearly 184% on-yr
• The Russians are coming – again!
• 6 tips for protecting and growing new brands
• Low retail rents, rising incomes to attract int’l brands to PH – JLL
• Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer to leave company board after Verizon sale
• Suzuki PH aims to top 2016 results
• Power restoratio­n at 76% in typhoon-hit areas – DOE
• Isuzu PH sets record sales performanc­e in 2016
• Manila Pavilion operator negotiates Pagcor deal renewal
• Car industry grows 24.6% in 2016, exceeds target
• Nov trade deficit widens
• Nov manufactur­ing output
• PEZA to hold investment road shows in Middle East
• 6 tips for protecting
• Net foreign investment
• China factory-gate inflation hits 5.5% in Dec
• Trump, China’s Ma hold ‘great’ meeting on jobs
• Riyadh Metro on track despite cuts – builder
• Economy minister Gabriel to challenge Merkel: report
• Mexico seeks to tame prices after gas protests
• Floods sever overland routes to Thailand’s south
• Thailand’s new king orders charter amendment
• VENEZUELA OPPOSITION RENEWS ASSAULT AGAINST PRESIDENT
• 1.2 million punished in China graft drive
• US blacklists Putin ally, alleged Litvinenko killers
• Obama says goodbye in last presidenti­al speech
• New UN chief to make first address to Security Council
• Tourism driving Cebu property demand
• DDC Land: ‘Tribal knowledge’ key to developmen­t
• Lenders offer rejected loan applicants other options
• Yuka, Pau clash in key PH Ladies duel
• Where winning is everything
• Hotshots, Aces eye fourth win
• PH’s Naori notches early win in Delhi Chess meet
• Pinoy MMA fighter Donayre wants to end losing spell
• Maroons sign 6’7 Bright Akhuetie
• ‘Sir Andy’ looks to banish Australian Open blues
• Huey, partner ready for Australian Open doubles
• Top-ranked Kerber stunned by Russian teen
• Leicester hit hardest by African departures
• FIFA approves 48 team World Cup for 2026
• Popcornmat­ch Filipino movie line-up to open 2017
• A quick look back at the MMFF

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