The Philippine Star - 2019-10-01

• No stopping jeepney phaseout – DOTr chief
• Swine disease reaches Pangasinan barangay Palace tells DA to contain ASF
• Mocha appointed to OWWA post
• ‘Drug queen’ may lose passport
• Resigned PMA execs not yet of the hook
• Water rates going up this month
• Transport group claims strike a success
• DOJ welcomes 8 inmates’ action vs revised IRR of GCTA
• Onyok continues to bring rains in Northern Luzon
• Pinoy domestic helpers in HK to get pay hike
• Palace won’t stop Phl execs from traveling to US
• PDEA chief gets back PNP escorts
• COA scolds PRA for P1/year rent for its properties
• 200 Filipino nurses in NYC win human traffickin­g suit
• Water everywhere, and it’s just wasted
• It takes time to grow
• Saving Manila Bay
• My teacher, my hero!
• Business with heart
• The MWSS Kaliwa Dam project
• Court junks parricide, murder raps in Barrameda slay
• Project for homeless Pinoys launched in QC today
• Sandigan affirms conviction of ex-Kalinga mayor, wife
• Senate OKs bill resetting barangay, SK polls
• UK’s Johnson denies wrongdoing
• Saudi crown prince denies ordering journalist’s murder
• China’s Xi pays respect to Mao
• Foton nails first win at PLDT’s expense
• ROMERO URGES COLLEGIATE LEAGUES ‘STOP FIELDING FOREIGNERS’
• Gilas women seeking gold on home soil
• Ross, Devance relish roles in SEAG squad
• UAAP ‘imports’ show way in MVP race
• Del Rosario banners Phl bid in Taiwan
• PERASOL ISSUES APOLOGY
• Pinoy shuttlers upbeat on SEA Games
• Danseco called it right
• Sweep far from mind of Lions coach
• British business group pushes changes in retail trade liberaliza­tion
• PCC clears P62-B Pasay reclamatio­n project
• Tax payments soon allowed via PayMaya
• Still no safe harbour for PORT shares as PSE, SEC accept outdated report
• Megaworld to build P1.8-B full-scale mall in Pampanga
• Bloomberry ordered to pay damages to former Solaire management firm
• Tax payments...
• Inflation...
• ‘Phl banks can absorb big corporate fallouts’
• Sun Life CEO named new head of PLIA
• BPI stresses importance of savings
• BSP sets in-depth review of ‘too big to fail banks’
• Metrobank tops in bond management
• Jollibee keen on US, China expansion
• DICT ramps up free WiFi hotspots
• End of a heartbreak: A historic breather
• ‘New paths of addiction’
• JFC told to back up CITIRA job loss claims
• Finance thumbs down MVUC exemption for ‘green’ vehicles
• AboitizPow­er gets go-signal on P12-B fixed rate bonds
• DTI wants at least $1 B threshold for FIRB review
• Mitsubishi shelves SE Asia export plan
• Tourism body pitches Phl MICE market to int’l buyers
• Forever 21 fashion chain files for bankruptcy
• Vagabond’s Suzy, from K-pop star to K-drama darling
• Ella treasures very first acting award
• Do couples still elope these days?
• Westlife’s Brian McFadden coming
• Leading entertainm­ent PR signs marketing deal with TBA Studios
• Food diplomacy
• Know more about ‘Ka Tunying’
• Grace calls for another ‘revolution’
• A huge percentage of sufferers do not know they are already suffering from it — very few Filipinos see an expert so their condition is often misdiagnos­ed as something else.

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