Business World - 2017-04-24

• Experience, perception of crime steady
• Experts say tax amnesty acceptable only if it improves compliance
• BSP survey of economists bares expectatio­n of above-3% inflation rate in next three years
• IMF committee adopts G-20 position on trade
• Wall Street dips as investors dig in ahead of French elections
• Cebu Pacific expected to mount more China flights — CAPA report
• Ayala sets sights on Southeast Asian market
• Ortigas allots up to P9 billion to expand mixed-use communitie­s
• Now Corp. income falls 52% in 2016
• AC Energy to add capacity at Pagudpud wind farm
• Tax treaty relief made easy
• BSP expects recovery in BoP position amid forecast review
• UK offers financing for infra program
• BSP does not expect rice imports to depress prices
• Charisma and its limits
• ‘DUTERTENOM­ICS’
• How we value our environmen­t
• NoKor says ready to strike US aircraft carrier
• France votes in nail-biter presidenti­al election
• Mourning declared after deadliest Afghan base attack
• Davao City creates halal council
• Sea row, trade seen to highlight ASEAN agenda
• Duterte threatens anew communists, Abu Sayyaf: You want me to be an animal?
• Ombudsman takes fertilizer-scam plunder case against Bolante et al. to high court
• CIC eyes second data on-boarding for credit system
• T-bills to fetch higher rates amid uncertaint­ies
• PSEi to rise with ASEAN meet; French polls in focus
• Yields on gov’t debt rise
• Peso likely to weaken following French polls
• China’s quota threat charges up EV market
• American Airlines faces controvers­y over viral video of sobbing mother
• How huge corporate debts are holding back economic growth in India
• Why Trump’s infrastruc­ture plan is a boon for iron ore
• US output, stock growth offsetting OPEC cut bid
• Gold climbs quietly with investors wary ahead of 1st round of French vote
• Copper in 3rd weekly fall, other industrial metals slip
• Learning from the past: Folayang and Banario rule Kings of Destiny
• Ateneo survives FEU, faces La Salle in finals
• What’s wrong with GlobalPort?
• I hope we have not peaked yet, says SMB’s Ross
• Warriors race to 3-0 series lead
• Neymar ban dispute rages ahead of El Clasico
• Cub Swanson wins ‘ brawlfest’ with Artem Lobov at UFC Fight Night
• Spurs vs Grizzlies
• American Kevin Chappell finishes strong to grab Texas Open lead
• Dagupan City’s grander Bangus Festival 2017 runs until May 6
• Thule launches new Subterra bag collection in PHL
• Conrad Manila names business developmen­t director
• Upcycling at Manila FAME
• SoFA to hold 2-day interior design seminar
• It’s time to talk about the collarless dress shirt
• Victoria’s Secret and Nike rank among top brands for American millennial­s
• 11th Internatio­nal ICT Awards Philippine­s held Theme focuses on ‘Breaking the Best Ever Past Records’
• How technology can help solve societal problems
• SELF-ORGANIZATI­ON POWERED BY TECHNOLOGY
• Facebook envisions using brain waves to type words
• Communicat­ing with video is easier and more effective than you think
• Dark pool for college kids? Start-up bets on an unusual market
• Uneasy peace
• White House to meet biotech chiefs after cuts proposed
• Miners, marijuana and Mahjong done, CSE turns to technology

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