Business World - 2019-11-11

• Pernia: Q4 could see 6.5-7% GDP growth
• Economists, companies eye opportunit­ies from RCEP
• Philippine STAR forum to discuss challenges facing female innovators
• Business tycoon John L. Gokongwei, Jr., 93
• Mining industry seen growing in 2020 on Indonesia export ban
• AboitizPow­er finalizing sale of biomass plant
• Vista Pand Q3 profit jumps 13%
• Battling cancer from the inside out
• DoE won’t approve Meralco’s terms for selection process
• New Megaworld condo to generate P5.2-B sales
• Thinking Ahead with The Seasons Residences at BGC
• Better-than-expected earnings drive SMIC stock higher
• Skyway extension to be COMPLETED by Oct. 2020
• Seven lessons from IFRS 17 live engagement­s
• Workers seek safeguard duty on auto imports, citing impact on jobs
• BPO industry seen insulated from trade war
• Senate rules out delay in 2020 budget approval
• Iloilo airport, ranked among Asia's 20 best by travelers, In urgent need of expansion
• Senate measure seeks 5th round of salary hike
• Government's free Wi-Fi service installed in 8 earthquake-hit areas
• HIV in prisons, or how a society treats its criminals
• Momentum: questions and introspect­ions
• OK kids. This boomer has had enough.
• CORPORATE WACH
• ‘Nothing is intolerabl­e that is necessary’
• The timid private sector
• UNT beats UP by 2t pts to force a rubber match
• Team Lakay masters ONE Championsh­ip's recent Maniala event
• Meralco Bolts sustain impressive run defeat Northport Batang Pier
• PHINMA-PSC Internatio­nal Juniors Tennis Tournament now on its 15th year
• Smart National Open Badminton set for Nov. 17-22
• Tiger’s pick
• PHL outlasts Indonesia in 3x3 invitation­al
• Peso to strengthen as BSP halts easing cycle
• T-bonds may fetch lower rates
• BSP orders closure of two rural banks
• Yields on gov’t debt flat
• Stock index to rise further on earnings reports
• Oil rises after falling on Trump comments on US-China trade
• S&P 500 posts 5th week of gains; Wall St. hits records
• Gold falls to 3-month low on Sino-US trade hopes; other precious metals drop
• Aluminum falters after hitting two-month peak
• Trump says he has not agreed to roll back Chinese goods tariffs
• Merged PSA and Fiat would retain all brands
• Fed sees climate change shaping economy, policy
• Honda Motor cuts profit, sales outlook to 4-year low, unveils $915-million buyback
• Suzuki rethinks promise of India’s auto market, and it is not alone
• Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha freed from house arrest
• Wealth of billionair­es falls for first time since 2015 — UBS-PwC report
• ‘Window of opportunit­y’ closing for talks with US — N. Korea official
• Iloilo mountain coffee growers among province’s top producers
• China reshapes global meat markets as African Swine Fever rages
• Social enterprise to set up urban farms on subscripti­on model
• Heavy rains slow European Union winter crop sowings, disrupt maize harvest
• Global rice output seen f lat in November — USDA
• China’s sneakerhea­ds chase 6,600% returns flipping Air Jordans
• Nike Kyrie 6 now available in PHL
• Frou frou and excess mark Giambattis­ta Valli x H&M collaborat­ion
• Sarah Jessica Parker on ‘stunning’ demise of ‘beacon’ that was Barneys
• The seduction of Natori
• Text and photos by Kap Maceda Aguila
• PEUGEOT 5008 GETS UPGRADES, KEEPS OLD PRICE
• TOYOTA VIOS
• Nissan employees paint Habitat for Humanity community homes in Tanza, Navotas
• Porsche introduces new Taycan sports sedan in Barcelona
• Honda introduces new City variant, the 1.5 S CVT
• First Hyundai class 2 modern jeepneys roll off production line
• Suzuki maintains growth in Q3, introduces new Vitara
• DEBUTS NEW VITARA
• How companies can go from vulnerable to vigilant in the digital age
• SINGAPORE AND SHANGHAI THREATEN HONG KONG'S STATUS AS FINANCE HUB
• Facebook staff lamented ‘unethical’ practices but were rebuffed
• It’s a private (equity) affair
• The Espenilla legacy: the drive for financial inclusion
• China considers cutting electric-car subsidies again

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