The Philippine Star - 2024-03-23

• Gov’t calls for Earth Hour switch-off tonight
• Marcos, wife feeling better, but still with symptoms
• Celebs not exempt from premature campaign ban
• Phl, Japan, US foreign officials prepare for tri-summit
• Executione­r
• The inevitable flight
• Lights off for one shared home
• GOD’s GOOD GLUE
• Adding insult to injury
• ‘Not war with China; don’t rely only on US’ – Marcos Jr.
• Diffusing tension
• Finding the writer in me
• MAP wants Metro under ‘state of traffic calamity’
• Calorie counts on menus required for QC restaurant­s
• Rama seeks Gwen’s suspension over CBRT
• Phl, US allot P1.15 B to fight TB
• UN Security Council to vote on Gaza ceasefire
• Congress unveils $1.2-trillion plan to avert federal shutdown
• Russia attacks Ukrainian electrical power facilities
• Trump’s lawyers keep fight vs $454-M fraud ruling
• Eumir faces ‘heavy’ test tonight
• SBA out to change billiards landscape
• STARS GALORE IN BACOLOD
• Recto sees ‘realistic’ 6-6.5% growth for Phl
• March inflation may pick up amid high food prices
• Investors take profits ahead of Holy Week break
• GT Capital posts record high core earnings in 2023
• God never gives up
• BPI unit targets to onboard more wealthy clients
• Aboitiz Group raises 2024 capex
• Wilcon ramps up expansion to hit 100-store goal this year
• ‘Economic decisions independen­t from politics’
• Water under the bridge
• Bank loans used as RRR compliance hit P6.4 B
• Phl bond market hits $217 B in Q4
• Insurance penetratio­n rate slips further to 1.6%
• Royalty on mining operations outside reservatio­ns pushed
• UPS expands Clark operations
• MerryMart marks 200th sari-sari store transforma­tion
• TV5 is beefing up summer with ‘Barangay Singko’
• Young Creatives Challenge discovers new breed of artists
• Jake Cuenca opens up on 3-year sobriety
• NY-based filmmaker Isabel Sandoval to meg another film in Phl

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