Business World - 2020-03-27

• Bigger budget deficit not expected to hurt Philippine­s’ credit profile
• Gov’t set to borrow P190B in April
• LGUs, agencies urged to cut red tape amid ECQ
• Dominguez says worker support main priority
• Quorum during quarantine
• MSMEs running out of working capital during lockdown
• Harvest means rice inventory ample until June — Agricultur­e dep’t
• Foreign groups back steps vs virus
• No plant shutdown despite falling power demand, says DoE
• SEC accepts electronic signature, unnotarize­d corporate filing
• Suntrust shareholde­rs approve lease for hotel casino
• Why our leaders fail to learn pandemic lessons
• Spring thoughts
• China coronaviru­s killed federalism
• Peso gains ground versus dollar on PSEi’s strength, US stimulus
• Global central banks turn to Bank of Japan for yield curve control lessons
• Index posts biggest one-day rise in over a decade
• US set to grant automakers a lifeline but no bailout on coronaviru­s risks
• Singapore flags deep recession as virus shrinks economy in Q1
• Oil prices settle higher despite sinking demand
• S&P 500 rallies for 2nd day on stimulus package
• Three more lawmakers infected with novel coronaviru­s disease
• NATIONWIDE ROUND-UP
• BoC issues ECCs at airport
• COVID-19 cases top 700; death toll now at 45 — DoH
• TWO SIDES OF EMPOWERMEN­T
• Coronaviru­s hands world leaders sweeping powers they may never give up
• Countries must not squander chance to control coronaviru­s, says WHO
• Adjustment­s set for PHL Olympic push after Games postponeme­nt
• NBA could be back by May — Mavs’ Cuban
• Team Lakay fighter Lito Adiwang rising above adversitie­s
• QB free agency
• IOC working with sports bodies for reschedule­d Tokyo Olympics
• All in the family
• OPM artists hold online fundraisin­g concerts
• Netflix reduces video quality in more countries to handle surge
• Free books on modern art

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