BusinessMirror - 2021-03-24

• Pandemic cuts import volume for petroleum
• No moves by BSP seen amid lockdowns
• DOF FLAGS PEZA FIRMS’ ILLICIT TOBACCO TRADE
• SC eyes rule tweaks on buy-bust, other moves vs killings of lawyers
• SENATORS PROBE HUMAN TRAFFICKIN­G IN SYRIA
• US backs Philippine­s in standoff over reef
• Zambales toughens control measures as Covid-19 cases spiral
• Demand for natural, environmen­t-friendly consumer goods on the rise, survey shows
• Palace seeks probe into inoculatio­n of Tacloban City Mayor Romualdez
• Avail of Tesda’s free contact tracing course, Lapeña reminds LGU officials
• Authoritie­s apprehend 3 illegal fishing vessels in Manila Bay
• ARTA reports NGA, LGU ‘compliance’ in ease of doing biz
• Bill expands perks to private companies’ CSR campaigns
• WHO: Global Covid deaths rise for 1st time in 6 weeks
• Eu, Us, UK, canada sanction china officials over human rights abuses
• Regeneron antibody cocktail lowers hospitaliz­ation, death rate by 70%
• Astrazenec­a: U.s. data shows vaccine effective for All Adults
• PHL cited for frontier tech gains, but digital gaps noted
• ADB urges Tesda to scale up TVET amid Industry 4.0
• Congress to Palace: Please clarify rules on firms’ vaccine purchase
• Ensure ‘more efficient’ computeriz­ation program to boost distance learning, senator tells Deped execs
• SSS maternity benefit for nurturing women
• ‘Personal comfort’ doctrine and compensabi­lity of injuries during recreation­al activities
• Hog raisers badly need govt help against ASF
• The bubble has a science: Will our version float or burst?
• Statement of Unity: Water for the people, not for profiteers!
• Motolite’s commendabl­e recycling program
• WB studies: PHL, 2 others lose $6B in ‘wasted’ plastic
• PHL CITED FOR FRONTIER TECH GAINS, BUT DIGITAL GAPS NOTED
• ‘Churches that defy IATF rules face closure’
• Doubledrag­on reschedule­s IPO listing of DDMP REIT
• SMC green projects worth emulating–amtc movers
• Phoenix sets sights on asset sale
• Globe upgrades Boracay network to 4G
• Curfew, limited access back in Subic Freeport
• PHL tells investors to place bet on liquefied natural gas
• Jollibee to give free jabs to employees
• Govt raises ₧30B from sale of reissued Treasury bonds
• The penalty of an online education
• Morgan Stanley doubles down in Japan for MUFG push
• SSS death benefit claims dip in 2020 due to CQS
• China faces bond market test after ‘bastion’ role
• PMPC sets 29 categories, four special awards for 36th Star Awards for Movies
• ‘the end is the beginning’
• Today’s Horoscope
• BLIND SPOT
• Plans solidify for 93rd oscars: no Zoom, no sweatshirt­s
• Global Japanese lifestyle brand opens biggest store in PHL
• 3 ways employers could help fight vaccine skepticism
• Managing a toxic boss
• Do you have neutralizi­ng antibodies to combat COVID-19? Find out through Hi-precision Diagnostic­s’ cpasstm Test
• Asian Eye Institute launches new online shop
• MPIF bolsters marine guardians program in Medina, Misamis Oriental
• CSC cites outstandin­g women in government
• The Mega Tower: The future of work
• Find a spacious and tranquil community at Seafront Residences
• The Executive Centre now in the Philippine­s
• Europe’s PIK expands in the Philippine­s with premium real-estate project
• Cebu Landmaster­s declares cash dividend to mark 2020 performanc­e
• FEMALE FRENCH SPORTS JOURNALIST­S UP IN ARMS AFTER FANS, FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS OUT, TOO
• Scandal-rigged, most expensive Olympics ever
• Black rates Pasaol as potential offensive threat out of UAAP
• Magsayo aims for magnificen­t performanc­e vs American foe

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