Business World - 2016-07-01

• Duterte kicks off with ‘good signals’
• Reality sinks in for new gov’t as South China Sea ruling looms on July 12
• IMF team in town for annual Philippine check in wake of succession
• Stock mart seen hitting fresh peaks
• GERI eyes to complete 4 hotels by 2019
• Maybank ATR Kim Eng bullish on local consumer companies
• PCC set to meet PLDT, Globe over San Miguel deal next week
• Basic Energy seeks to develop more solar farms
• Cemex PHL unit prices IPO near low end of range
• Zero tax conviction­s during Henares BIR term
• $20-B investment seen for mines within 10 years
• Soils bureau to inventory spending on irrigation
• Tax-bracket reform bill filed for 17th Congress
• Halal foods testing laboratory operationa­l in Davao by 2017
• SMALL CHANGE
• Architectu­ral diversity in the new world
• Uber isn’t going to conquer the world
• ‘Brexit’ and the progressiv­e mental meltdown
• Buenos Aires is halfway around the globe but it is definitely worth a journey.
• Uber’s fund-raising efforts have seemingly become part of the contest: It’s not just a rivalry over customers and drivers; it’s a war of attrition, a mad scramble to starve the competitio­n of cash.
• 13 suspects detained over Istanbul carnage
• Singaporea­n man who threatened to ‘open fire’ on LGBTs charged
• MMDA partners with Bayad Center
• Taliban bombs kill 27 in Kabul, worst terror attack since April
• UN membership ‘more important’ to Britain after voting to quit EU
• A poor performer, but with potential to form a union
• What millennial­s are doing right (and wrong) about retirement
• PHL online recruitmen­t rebounds in May: MEI
• United flight attendants to get up to 31% pay raise
• Germany ignores ‘Brexit’ as jobless rate drops
• Robredo inaugurate­d; Vice-President’s role defined
• Federalism bid kicks off with House resolution by incoming Speaker
• National Artist quoted in Duterte’s speech: ‘Let’s not be euphoric yet’
• Abu Sayyaf tops Duterte’s military priority
• Money supply growth fastest since October 2014
• BSP unlikely to tweak SBL
• China Bank unit to buy brokerage
• Peso drops further on UK’s exit
• Businessme­n’s 10-point agenda for change
• Under Armour leads Olympic sponsorshi­p after ‘rule 40’ changes
• Merger deals down in Q2 on regulatory, tax risks
• China’s ‘ left field’ buyers shake up global M&A
• Car maker Daimler’s pension fund gets €1.8-B Renault-Nissan stake
• Wall St. rebounds from ‘Brexit’ with second day of big gains
• Copper, nickel climb to eight-week peak as ‘Brexit’ concerns fade, dollar dips
• Gold, silver climb on greenback’s retreat, investor appetite for security
• Oil up on US crude draw; Brent back above $50
• Gilas Pilipinas faces Turkey anew in tune-up
• Global out to make up for loss in Singapore
• JRU Heavy Bombers and Perpetual Help Altas out to get first NCAA victory
• Ronaldo vs Lewandowsk­i kicks off Euro quarterfin­als
• Consummate pro
• Federer ends Willis dream; Djokovic sets Slam record
• Durant, Wade, Duncan make first moves to future
• Novak Djokovic calls for football-style Davis Cup
• Michael Phelps qualifies for 5th Olympics in 200M
• ‘Stairway’ verdict may rein in lawsuits claiming song rip-offs
• Paul Simon, 74, ‘ready to give up music’
• Oscars organizers invite women, minorities in diversity push
• Entertainm­ent Almost Royal
• Stars in Style
• Ghostbuste­rs’ backlash reflects Hollywood’s sexism problem
• Future Shock author Alvin Toffler, 87
• The nation’s HIV status
• How to score ‘cheap’ Prada bags in Tuscany
• sex? the you sell scents without
• Retaining customers
• Polluted rivers inspire: TBWA wins Cannes’ bronzes
• Penny Dreadful drops the ghastliest twist of all: It suddenly ends.
• American Idiot is not just for rock fans
• what’s GOING ON

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