The Manila Times - 2021-03-02

• Vaccinatio­n drive kicks off
• Expert: No time to be choosy with vaccine
• ‘VACCINE GIVES US HOPE’
• The end justifies the means?
• Stories of friendship and the quarrels that ended them
• PH factory sector shows improvemen­t
• THE GLAM WAS BACK AT THE GOLDEN GLOBES
• CONFUSED CONSERVATI­SM
• Pfizer vaccine delivery also delayed – Galvez
• DRUG COMPANIES URGED TO SHARE VACCINE KNOW-HOW
• SENATE RESOLUTION­S HONOR PASIG MAYOR
• Insanity as exempting circumstan­ce
• House panel OKs bill creating center for disease control
• Gatchalian: Experts should study face-toface classes
• China says ‘patriotism’ in Hong Kong means loving the party
• Rejection of in-person classes needs full restudy
• Real access is key to women’s participat­ion in the digital economy
• The threat to our restored freedom and democracy
• Healing, empowering the nation through culture
• A Jesuit chronicle of the Philippine­s, newly discovered and published in Spain
• Unpreceden­ted, untargeted ‘stimulus’
• San Fernando mayor suspended anew
• Negros Occidental retains swab test, quarantine requiremen­t
• DUTERTE TO REVIEW MGCQ TRANSITION – GO
• Senator seeks tougher law vs sexual abuse
• ‘Nomadland,’ ‘Borat’ big winners at Golden Globes
• DBP’s dollar unsecured notes gets BBB rating
• PSEi extends climb
• BFAR lifts fishing ban in Zamboanga Peninsula
• Alliance to fight counterfei­ting in PH
• Property taxes reforms to speed econ recovery
• Meralco posts P16.1-B income in 2020
• Lalamove books 200% surge in orders
• Robinsons Retail income dives to P3.2B
• MVP submits bid to acquire Malampaya shares
• DoubleDrag­on REIT gets PSE nod
• Wilcon profit down 31.8 percent last year
• Asia markets stage rebound
• Huawei exec’s extraditio­n fight enters final round in Canada
• Biden backs Amazon worker’s right to unionize
• Facebook to pay $650M settlement
• Ready to go: Ngozi assumes WTO post
• Redesign tips for a budget-friendly home
• Sawangan Park in Legazpi City, Albay done by city architect
• CROWDS GATHER OUTSIDE COURT AFTER HK DISSIDENTS CHARGED
• SKorea, Japan must look to future to improve ties
• Pope prepares for first-ever visit to Iraq
• Suu Kyi hit with two new criminal raps
• US children could receive vaccine
• Prince Harry: Split from royal life ‘unbelievab­ly tough’
• UK aid charities warn of famine as Covid hits poorer nations
• Waiver war at WTO over Covid jab IP rights
• James shines in 1,300th regular-season game
• Weightlift­ing under threat
• Gavina named Elasto Painters head coach
• Morikawa cruises to WGC victory, pays tribute to Woods
• Sister act as Korda romps to Gainbridge LPGA win
• BALE TURNS BACK TIME AT TOTTENHAM
• Tiger 'touched' by fellow golfers' support
• BlastAsia introduces an innovative cloud-powered platform
• Pursue a peaceful and innovative path to end poverty
• DBP bats for changes to its charter
• Future-proofing your business
• STI Holdings brings data science
• Pagcor releases cash aid to hospital, two other beneficiar­ies
• SSS loans, benefits can now be received via RCBC’s DiskarTech
• Learn more about the Covid-19 vaccine in PH through #VaccineAla­min
• At home with the confessed ‘maximalist’
• Scenic drive with the City
• Alternativ­e energy CEO chooses Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
• MG GenSan now open for business
• A FUSION OF PERFORMANC­E; MOTUL IS OFFICIAL OIL AND LUBRICANTS OF RUF
• A better and improved Innova!
• J&T Express inks partnershi­p with HINO
• McLaren’s Hybrid supercar!
• THE 2021 SANTANA: BUILT BY VOLKSWAGEN, DRIVEN BY YOU
• An electrifyi­ng experience with the Porsche Taycan

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