The Philippine Star - 2022-07-15

• 2022 TOYM search launched
• Marcos wants nat’l ID production fast-tracked
• Expert backs Dengvaxia use vs dengue
• COA flags DOTr over delayed projects
• DA to get top allocation in next year’s budget
• New age policy affects thousands of hSWs
• Sustained internet service demand seen as F2F classes resume
• Duterte satisfacti­on rating high until term’s end – SWS
• UP exhibits artworks, offers subjects on martial law
• Rightsizin­g – ‘sana all’
• Classroom 3
• On the same diplomatic tracks
• A LAW EACH DAY Inadequate proof
• Powerful but overworked Little President Rodriguez
• Hecho a mano
• Comelec eyes more offsite registrati­on centers
• 7,145 MILF, MNLF members pass exam to enter PNP
• Sri Lankan leader leaves Maldives
• BEERMEN SECURE TOP SPOT
• Gilas faces bounceback or go home prospect
• Gavina’s gambit
• Tsukii to get P1 M incentive for World Games crown
• Diokno: Economy can absorb sudden interest rate increase
• BSP surprises with hefty rate hike
• Share prices decline for 3rd straight day as BSP turns hawkish
• Dito subscriber­s hit 10-M mark
• BDO Capital wins Best Bond House in Phl for 9th time
• Vehicle sales accelerate by 17% in H1
• Best paid civil servants
• Bank of commerce ends maiden bond offer early
• UnionDigit­al Bank gets go-signal to operate
• Dengue and COVID-19 season
• RCEP takes priority Din TI Marco sad min–D TI
• IEMOP readies system for influx of retail power aggregator­s
• SL Agritech to boost rice production
• Developing countries to benefit from services export – WB
• Higher rice imports seen until next year
• Gov’t urged to prioritize dev’t of new power plants
• POPTV: Streaming for free without a data connection
• GOD, GIRLS, AND GROWING UP IN A CATHOLIC SCHOOL
• THE LATEST IN BEAUTY IS ALL ABOUT BECOMING YOUR BEST SELF
• 90 cheers for Tita Lily!
• ‘Forward together’
• The Lolong road to success
• Amy Winehouse biopic in the works, Fifty Shades filmmaker to direct
• Randy, Morissette & Jona offer advice to Sing Galing Kids contestant­s
• Joji is back with the ‘saddest song’
• PILIPINAS SHELL BAGS HIGHEST POSSIBLE RATING FOR INTERNAL AUDIT
• UPSCALE ASPIRATION­S: KIA SORENTO 2.2 SX
• SUZUKI SERVES UP A LATTE WITH NEW WHITE S-PRESSO SPECIAL EDITION
• SUZUKI AUTO FESTIVAL GOES LIVE IN LAS PIÑAS
• BETTING ON BLACK: MITSUBISHI MONTERO SPORT BLACK SERIES
• TICKING OFF MY BUCKET LIST AT THE 2022 TOYOTA GR VIOS CUP
• CHERY LAUNCHES THE WORLD OF LUXURY NATIONWIDE MALL TOUR FOR TIGGO 8 PRO
• SAFE DRIVING WHILE HAVING FUN
• ISUZU BGC GALLERY OPENS ITS DOORS
• VOLVO ROLLS FORWARD WITH LONG-TERM SUSTAINABI­LITY SOLUTIONS
• A NEW SEASON IN THE EAST
• The MG HS builds on the ZS’ success
• HINO MOTORS PHILIPPINE­S - J&T EXPRESS RENEW STRATEGIC PARTNERSHI­P
• LUXURY AND SUSTAINABI­LITY BLEND PERFECTLY AT VISTA LAND'S BRITTANY
• Crown Asia: Bringing Europe's old world charm to your doorstep
• CAMELLA: Rede ning community living through verdant transforma­tions
• EYES ON THE FUTURE: ROBINSONS LAND’S NEW LIFESTYLE DESTINATIO­N BEGINS
• FOUR STRUGGLES THE EVERYDAY COMMUTER KNOWS ALL TOO WELL
• PROPERTY PRICES ARE ON THE RISE: DO YOU STILL HAVE DOUBTS ABOUT INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE?
• RETAIL ASIA AWARDS NAMES WILCON DEPOT AS ‘DOMESTIC RETAILER OF THE YEAR’
• EMERGENCE: VISTA ESTATES LAUNCHES THREE MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITIE­S
• NUSTAR Resort and Casino: #IslandofNe­wPossibili­tes on the rise

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