BusinessMirror - 2021-09-16

• JULY REMITTANCE­S HIT $2.85B, HIGHEST IN 2021
• 1ST AUCTION OF RETAIL $ BONDS RAISES $866.2M
• Covid cuts local currency bonds appetite in region
• OUTSOURCIN­G SECTOR GOES AGAINST STRONG PANDEMIC CURRENT WITH RESILIENCE
• DOF eyes P21-B budget to boost digitaliza­tion bid
• DOLE readies raps vs scammers in TUPAD, seeks payouts return
• 96% budget hike for BTR
• Makati businessme­n oppose proposal to jail SALN critics
• Comelec rejects lawmakers’ plea to extend voter listing
• Pasay City mayor assures support to NG efforts to cut Covid spread
• Digital experts push for cyber capacity building
• House OKS ease of paying taxes bill on third and final reading
• The ‘backbone of overland trade’: QUBEX project up for Senate OK
• Enrollment for SY 2021-2022 reaches 26,308,875–Deped
• Lawmakers cite law allowing LGUS to procure Covid-19 booster shots
• Rival Koreas test missiles hours apart, raising tensions
• Problems continue to plague El Savador’s bitcoin rollout
• Nigeria faces one of its worst cholera outbreaks in years
• WHO, partners aim to get Africa 30% of needed doses by February
• Chinese ambassador to UK barred from Parliament
• US Covid deaths, cases surge, wiping out months of progress
• The PSE going forward
• Lean Alejandro and UP student activism
• Here comes the sun
• Are the ‘new’ pandemic guidelines the answer to our prayers?
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom stays in power as recall fails
• Rules followed, no overprice in PPE purchases–officials
• Only restos with fully vaxxed staff may operate in AL-4
• Quarantine­s slowed Philsys registrati­on
• COMELEC TO SOLONS: WE NEED P8B MORE FOR 2022 ELECTIONS
• NPC to online lending apps: Stop harassing borrowers
• Converge CEO joins CNN Philippine­s’s ‘The Final Pitch’ as investor judge
• PCC resumes review of M&AS
• SEC unveils one-day registrati­on scheme
• Del Monte PHL income up 33% on internatio­nal sales
• Aboitiz unit completes plant repair
• 2GO to invest ₧150M in automation solutions
• Training on cassava production held in Southern Leyte
• DA forms technical working group on rice classifica­tion
• Cordillera youth urged to venture in agricultur­e
• Chicken processing firm readies first leveraged term loan tied to SOFR
• PHL abaca output seen hitting 3-year high
• PHL keen on tapping Israel for safe polls
• PHL Embassy-the Hague commends Fil-dutch groups’ humanitari­an work
• Czech Embassy-manila commemorat­es Blumentrit­t’s 168th birth anniversar­y
• Locsin pledges renewed partnershi­p with USAID on its 60th year in PHL
• 7 tips for LGBTQ parents to help schools fight stigma and ignorance
• Showing love to the ‘grandest’ people in this pandemic
• PERFECT HOME BUDDY
• Business groups support granular lockdowns in high-risk MM areas
• VACC-ED KNB? Win exciting prizes from Grab
• Get the first look at the setting of your Arceus adventure and the newly discovered Pokémon
• Partylist encourages all to become cancer warriors
• Koryolab 2021 launches its Virtual Residency Program
• Institutio­ns ready for face-to-face classes in health science courses
• Health advocate calls for stricter implementa­tion of EO vs smoking
• Prostate cancer is a silent killer that can be cured
• Life-course immunizati­on is key to promoting healthy ageing
• Rookie Williams, Montalbo power Tropang Giga to No. 1 seed
• Davis Cup action resumes without PHL team
• Mariano named Wesley So Cup Finals MVP
• WHY RAMOS IS BRINGING ACT TO JAPAN B.LEAGUE
• SENATE, HOUSE TO THE RESCUE
• Sultan unfazed by Puerto Rican knockout artist

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