The Manila Times - 2018-09-30

• 5 deadliest tsunami disasters
• FIL-AM CONTRIBUTI­ONS TAKE FRONT AND CENTER
• UP student council slams blogger
• Bridge deal needs thorough review
• Climate change underminin­g global efforts to eradicate hunger
• America should do away with the death penalty
• Trump is hastening the arrival of a post-American world
• 302 ORDINANCE VIOLATORS, CRIME SUSPECTS IN MAKATI ARRESTED
• DUTERTE KEEPS HIGH SWS SATISFACTI­ON SCORE
• CSR FOCUS A WOMAN’S LESSON PLAN
• Palace preemptive­ly undermines its own tax bill
• Hyundai partners with Go Negosyo for mentorship
• That one time I quit Facebook for a week
• Sharing business formulas for the future
• TREND MICRO TO INCREASE PRESENCE IN PH MARKET
• GCash partners with Lazada for more convenient checkouts
• China: where ‘likes’, ‘dislikes’ matter
• Matching the right technology to the right employee
• Can livestream­ing unite Filipinos around the world?
• Packaging, printing, plastics expo return for its 26th edition
• McAfee sees surge in Cryptocurr­ency mining
• Don’t let data security be your Achilles’ heel
• OS This malware is a tough one
• EPSON PH CELEBRATES 20
• Masseur is latest to allege abuse by actor Spacey
• Magnolia braces for battle as SMB parades new import
• Michigan driver lands multi-year ride in NASCAR Xfinity Series
• PH elicits draw from England in World Chess Olympiad
• Speedgolfe­rs conquer course in Moscow
• Chambers Bay’s putting greens go more natural for 2021
• How the Triad’s golf tournament, Wyndham, PGA Tour struck a deal
• Colorful and luxurious beach lifestyle, away from the maddening crowd
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• horoscope
• 'A change of attitude in art market needed'

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