The Philippine Star - 2023-06-01

• ‘Phl must prepare for worsening effects of climate change’
• Marcos wants 95% of government transactio­ns digitalize­d
• First Person Useless
• Ayala boss Cezar Consing: I’m still standing
• Another broadcaste­r murdered
• Philippine tourism: Still making the same mistakes
• AI: Threat or boon to society?
• Convent, Hollywood, heaven, hell, Phl style
• Betty to further weaken as it exits PAR
• Oriental Mindoro radio commentato­r shot dead
• US: Chinese jet buzzed military plane
• DREAM COME TRUE IN PARIS
• Les Bleus gird for World Cup
• For Nuggets, it’s all about winning title
• Team Phl on level field in Asean Para Games
• Phl debt nears P14 T
• Gov’t infra spending hits nearly P200 B in 3 months
• Stocks slide on worries over debt, China data
• CPG buys out Japanese partner in housing JV
• Ex Jollibee CFO named FDC COO
• Another lucio Tan grandson tapped to head property unit
• Other better ‘gambles’ than Maharlika
• DENR revises reporting standards for mineral exploratio­n results
• NGCP cites improvemen­t in grid performanc­e
• Crypto here to stay, must be regulated – HK treasury chief
• Musk talks about ‘new energy vehicles’ during China visit
• Taiwan’s Foxconn predicts huge growth in AI server business
• China factory activity dips further in May
• Economy may grow below target this year as global concerns linger
• DOTr extends maintenanc­e, rehab deals for MRT-3
• AYALA MALLS CINEMAS MAKE A BIG SPLASH AT THE OPENING WEEK OF 'THE LITTLE MERMAID'
• THE PHILIPPINE­S YEARBOOK LAUNCHES ITS 2023 EDITION
• ONE-NIGHT-ONLY DINNER BY HAPAG X LINAMNAM
• HIGH STREAKS AT A LUSCIOUS DINNER
• MARIA OROSA'S FASCINATIN­G RECIPE FOR MANGO CAUTNEY
• Miss Int’l 2022 Jasmin Selberg gives credit to Filipino team

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