BusinessMirror - 2022-01-20

• Quarantine leave pay tough for biz–concepcion
• PANDEMIC SEEN BEHIND CAUTION ON HAVING KIDS
• Full banking services not yet restored in storm sites
• Anti-marcos…
• 200K workers displaced by AL 3 to get P5,000 in DOLE cash aid
• Vaccine’s rocky journey in PHL shows why fast end to Covid is threatened
• Rise of new PMA ruling class? Batch ’89 ‘mistahs’ assume key military positions
• DOH records 492 Omicron variant cases on Wednesday
• Villanueva: Covid-19 SRA should also cover pharmacist­s in vaccine centers
• More harm than good? Gordon urges govt to review ‘no vax, no ride’ policy
• DOTR eyes DOF loan facilitati­on for P142-B Bicol railway project
• Deped told to tap P559-million FLO budget to address skills, learning gap
• Southern Tagalog business community elects governor
• Groups oppose Cebu City plan to build waste-to-energy facility
• Us-bound travelers required to present negative viral test 24 hours before travel
• Bicam approves ‘stricter’ vape products regulation bill
• PHL LOGS ADDL 22,958 COVID CASES; TOTAL INFECTIONS RISE TO 3,293,625
• WHO official says Covid-19 health emergency could be over this year
• Japan widens Covid curbs as Omicron cases surge
• 5G rollout disrupts inbound US flights from around the world
• Russia deploys more troops amid fears of Ukraine invasion
• The window to public thought
• Harris still struggling to define herself one year in VP job
• Kudos to the world’s best central banker
• US, allies pledge unity on Russia; to do what isn’t as clear
• NYC mayor says even he doesn’t feel safe on subway system
• UN: Worse now for women peace builders than before Covid
• China hopes next president keeps PHL ‘independen­t’
• ‘Obscure accounts’ to make Twitter rowdy pre-elections
• BOQ unloads 3K ‘balikbayan’ travelers from quarantine hotels
• ‘ANTI-MARCOS GROUPS CAUGHT LYING THRICE’
• PAL flights to US to proceed on time as 5G issue resolved
• PSE OKS CREIT’S maiden offering
• FDFC gets new equity funding for Billease
• Cebupac provides Covid-19 insurance
• Ovialand aims to build 600 houses
• Megaworld buys former race track lot
• Better transport business seen for 2022 by Yansons
• WESM Visayas return online after ERC order
• DA releases guidelines on fish importatio­n plan
• Lacson, group question Agri dept’s decision
• DA-BFAR’S ‘lambaklad’ program raises catch of Occidental Mindoro fishermen
• Swine fever in wild boars worries Italy’s pork industry
• German Chamber applauds Retail Trade Liberaliza­tion Act Amendments rollout
• More foreign aid flows for typhoon survivors
• Get ready to experience an exciting world of creativity of Chimeralan­d
• Be inspired with these Brother products
• Alibaba Cloud recognized for Iaas+paas abilities in 2021 Gartner Solution Scorecard
• Marco Polo, Bikes for the Philippine­s partner for employee empowermen­t
• Omicron is contagious, not a mild infection–experts
• Older population told to fight flu with vaccine, handwashin­g
• Asian Hospital pushes for digital transforma­tion in 2022
• Public urged to enroll in TOP courses related to Covid-19 management
• BARTY, NADAL ON TRACK
• Marcial puts money on Magsayo
• Twitter homecourt of Filipino sports fans in 2021
• KBL wants to partner with PBA
• Chinese Olympic app has serious security flaws

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