BusinessMirror - 2020-05-30

• Taking to the skies (again)
• Vanishing jobs for young could create ‘lockdown generation’
• Senators eye ₧1.1-T stimulus as fiscal response to virus’ impact on economy
• Only 5K OFWS remain in quarantine in metro, Batangas, Dole chief says
• Dotr set to Open clark, cebu, Davao airports to ease naia passenger traffic
• Duterte okays Deped’s ‘blended’ learning program proposal for coming school year
• Drilon moves to relax quarantine penal provisions in Bayanihan law
• HK’S business hub status imperiled by security law
• Hello and welcome: Robot waiters to the rescue amid virus outbreak
• India’s key growth engine grinds to a halt in sign of ‘worst slump’
• Thailand had no foreign tourists in April after closing borders
• Trump heightens war on Twitter and other social-media companies
• Group says ‘misinforma­tion’ stops smokers from switching to e-cigs
• Your haircut after lockdown will be unlike any you had before
• Expert: Contagion to continue to roil food supply chains, shopping behavior
• The Filipino as water
• Dr. Rosa Carpio: Creating awareness, moving people to help fight dementia
• Senior citizens can help boost the country’s economic growth
• ‘Didn’t give a damn’: Inside a ravaged Spanish nursing home
• Tech privacy firm warns contact tracing app violates policy
• SUMMER TECH SALE AND MUSIC FESTIVAL
• Vietnamese tech firm urges local MSMES to migrate to the cloud
• Work from home forever? Big tech is divided on that
• Huawei partners with Kumu, Viu
• Huawei CFO Meng to find out if her fraud case will proceed
• APPLE BUYS MACHINE-LEARNING START-UP TO IMPROVE DATA USED IN SIRI
• CELL SITE BUILDS BRING JOBS, GOOD EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
• TOKYO STARTING FROM SCRATCH
• Italy’s Serie A gets government nod to resume play on June 20
• Athletes wary about virus, testing upon return to action
• Premier League plans June 17 restart after 100-day shutdown

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