BusinessMirror - 2019-11-11

• DTI steps up steel bars monitoring after quakes
• BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS UP FOR REHABILITA­TION
• ‘MR. JOHN’ REMEMBERED FOR HIS BIG DREAMS, KINDNESS
• Neda: GDP to grow faster in Q4, but full-year goal iffy
• ‘Start next PSA bid round now’
• DTI eyes safeguard measure on imported cars
• PHL’s envoy to US proposes overseer of overseas asset
• Authoritie­s intercept women victimized by traffickin­g mob
• Duterte to visit S. Korea for Asean-ROK Commemorat­ive Summit
• USDA: Imports to whet PHL’s appetite for rice
• ‘Strengthen sugar industry first before easing import restrictio­ns’
• Trump pushes back on reports US will remove China tariffs
• New challenge for Bolivian president as police guards abandon positions
• FBI: Cybercrime­s on the rise because of sophistica­ted scams
• Iraqi forces kill six protesters, retake key Baghdad bridges
• Beijing braces for a smoggy winter while China prioritize­s growth B
• DELHI AIR POLLUTION SPIKES AS DEADLY SMOG ENVELOPS CITY
• BRINGING THE WORLD’S BURIED WETLANDS BACK FROM THE DEAD
• HOLCIM GETS MARINE CONSERVATI­ON AWARD, PARTICIPAT­ES IN COAST CLEANUP
• ACB, Searca ink MOU on sustainabl­e agricultur­e, biodiversi­ty
• Currency and investment­s
• A plea for justice/fairness
• China: A wounded animal
• Quick guide to doing business in the Philippine­s
• Lesson from a road trip
• China’s electric avenue
• There’s no such thing as millennial­s or boomers
• WB to fund $500-M agri-related PHL projects
• DUTERTE CALLS ON MEDIA WORKERS TO SUPPORT CHARACTER FORMATION
• End-2019 goal: Break ground for 500 common telco towers
• ‘JOINT OIL EXPLORATIO­N IN WPS TO TIE PHL’S HANDS’
• Certify bill banning single-use plastic–Kiko
• DOE set to issue new rules on power firms’ CSP after standoff with Meralco
• ‘Monopoly’ issue renders Aboitiz bid for Sangley iffy
• Vista Land income grows 12% in Jan-Sept
• sTOck-mArkeT OuTlOOk
• Megaworld expects P5.2B from Manila project
• The deal with data
• Q3 net income of Metrobank subsidiary up 20%
• GOCC urges rural banks to access credit database
• BSP padlocks rural banks
• Meet the other powerful woman to start at the ECB
• Peso seen to end at P51 vs greenback by year-end
• PINC Congress 2019 to educate, enlighten Filipino youth on relevant issues
• Inex Active highlights women empowermen­t
• 6th Cardinal Sin Teacher-Healer Awards honors outstandin­g physicians
• NORTH AIMS HIGH
• Koreans sweep Riviera MVPSF crowns
• Forest Hills regains WGAP Cup crown
• 2 Cebu teams lead Visayas regionals
• GALANZA’S STAR SPARKLES IN PVL
• U.S.T. FORCES K.O. DUEL
• San Beda’s Oftana named MVP
• Nurmagomed­ov: McGregor needs 10 fights for rematch
• ‘last word’
• ‘Three Graces’
• Today’s Horoscope
• Repeaters looming as top seeds for Cinema One 2019
• ‘REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK,’ ‘THE ATOM ARAULLO SPECIALS’ TRIUMPH AT LONDON’S AIBS
• Marian Rivera continues to support local by renewing endorsemen­t
• Hurrah for Hurraw!
• Attractive people get unfair advantages at work. Can artificial intelligen­ce help?
• Remote monitoring can reduce hospital visits for cancer patients
• 3 WAYS HEALTH-CARE LEADERS CAN ENCOURAGE EXPERIMENT­ATION
• Two big reasons that digital transforma­tions fail
• World’s humanitari­an crises leave millions of children without education
• Poe urges airline firms to abide by 20% student discount law
• Building environmen­tal awareness through the arts
• CAMPAIGN SPOTLIGHT: “WHO BURNT YOU?”—BBDO PAKISTAN/ IMPACT BBDO RELEASES NEW CAMPAIGN REVEALS SPILLED HOT TEA IS NO. 1 CAUSE FOR BURNS ON PAKISTANI CHILDREN

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