BusinessMirror - 2019-11-16

• 3 DECADES LATER, IT'S STILL A WILD WORLD FOR CHILDREN
• Unpreceden­ted Hong Kong chaos raises fears about what’s next
• DOT told to tighten accreditat­ion regulation­s
• HEALTH, EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WELFARE GET LION’S SHARE OF P18-B ’20 BUDGET OF MAKATI CITY
• Duterte to visit South Korea this month for Asean-ROK commemorat­ive summit
• First-of-its-kind, multicity start-up gathering kicks off on Monday
• Stakeholde­rs laud Senate stand on sugar liberaliza­tion proposal
• Rizal’s register of admission at the British Museum discovered
• NORTH REPEATS AS DUEL CHAMP
• Jason Dufner signs with Cobra Golf
• HOIANA ShOReS GC eARNS MULTIPLe ACCOLADeS AT ASIA-PA
• CIFIC GOLF AWARDS
• ATENEO-U.S.T. FINALS ON
• Federer beats Djokovic, reaches ATP Finals series
• Navo, Burgos top sprint triathlon
• Cashless dining in an IG-worthy setting
• SMART, TNT UNVEIL INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK PREPAID PROMO
• Huawei giving employees bonus for coping with US sanctions
• NY regulator vows to investigat­e Apple Card for sex bias
• Smart teams up with TikTok for enhanced Giga offers
• MOBILE APP LAUNCHED FOR TECHVOC GRADUATES
• The value of values: AI’s potential to usher in a more civilized Web
• Logistics, warehousin­g industries embracing digital technologi­es for greater competitiv­eness
• The 11.11 aƏtermath
• Uber CEO walks back comment on Saudi writer’s slaying
• OWNDAYS Philippine­s shares the gift of vision through Eye Camp
• Villar SIPAG stages 9th OFW and Family Summit
• ‘You’ve been using our products for years, you just didn’t know it’s AISIN’
• Top online lender lauds SEC for actions against shady lending firms
• Fast vote count astounds Argentina
• First Metro is The Asset’s top sell-side firm in the secondary market

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