The Manila Times - 2024-01-31

• Go Negosyo to public: Join free business mentoring event
• Filipino researcher­s try AI in bone repair
• HIGH COURT TIES UP WITH PAG-IBIG
• Romualdez to Imee: Don’t be rude
• Court asked to stop SMNI suspension
• Global anti-corruption efforts faltering – survey
• Tightening justice against purse strings
• World on the edge of midnight, thanks to AI
• Profiles in corruption: Pharmally and the Chinese connection
• The path to Bagong Pilipinas paved by a very encouragin­g 2023 economic report
• What’s wrong with Philippine higher education and its governance?
• MUNTINLUPA LGU VIOLATES LAW ON USE OF SIDEWALKS
• Fake city hall employee nabbed
• Bong Go provides aid to ‘Egay’ victims
• 2 REBELS KILLED IN CLASH WITH TROOPS
• Governor says ‘it’s not good for investment­s’
• Dinagyang attracts thousands of revelers
• Consumer group endorses Valencia for Mindoro vice governor
• P2.53-B Clark ICT infra project underway
• Herbal firm gets license through DoST interventi­on
• WHO URGES COUNTRIES TO GET TOUGHER ON TRANS FAT
• ‘No registrati­on, no travel’
• Combating the financing of terrorism: A never-ending battle
• INFLATION SEEN EASING TO 3.2% IN FIRST QUARTER
• Marcos welcomes Vingroup interest
• GRIT, Redefined
• APAC banks to see increase in capital market transactio­ns
• SEC in numbers
• Ayala Corp, PLDT declare dividends
• Amazon scraps iRobot vacuum maker buyout
• Aramco keeps production capacity to 12M bpd
• Boeing drops 737 MAX 7 safety exemption request
• Toyota posts record 11.2M vehicles sold
• Chinese tourists boost global travel market
• Analysts see more ‘positive’ market factors
• Foreign-backed banks upbeat on China’s economy
• China eyes more free trade agreements
• Pakistan’s Khan sentenced to 10 years in jail
• Widodo’s shadow hangs over Indonesia vote
• NKorea fires cruise missiles in fresh flurry of tests
• Papua New Guinea may nix China deal
• HK to expand security control with own law
• ‘Effeminate’Christ poster angers Spanish conservati­ves
• UK’s King Charles, Kate return home
• Musk startup installs brain implant in first patient
• US: Response to Jordan attack decisive
• Israeli troops to go north as truce pushed
• Maritime program scheme prevents cadets from graduating
• France to help boost PH maritime education
• FROM STORM TO CALM
• Privatizat­ion of Iloilo Port in full swing
• Maritime groups collaborat­e with Marina on safety, sustainabi­lity
• ABB partners with Norwegian Cruise to boost fleet efficiency and sustainabi­lity
• France to aid PH shipbuildi­ng industry
• Connecting classrooms to crews
• Red Sea crisis to increase ocean freight rates
• Obiena: Driving positive change with pole vault
• Tim Cone wants Gilas to stay intact
• Magnolia guns for finals berth anew vs Phoenix
• Ability to rally sends 49ers to Super Bowl
• Mariners get Polanco from Twins in trade
• Simmons returns, lifts Nets past Jazz
• Russian skater banned 4 years for doping
• Bong Revilla ensures thrills and laughs as action series returns
• A Filipino twist on a Korean classic
• ‘Congress TV’ seeks to bridge democracy and public engagement
• Watsons opens latest stores in Power Plant Mall and Greenbelt 5
• From the palace to Pasig River
• Rakuten Viber rings in new era of business-user connection

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