BusinessMirror - 2022-02-09

• BSP replacing its quarterly inflation report
• Neda says govt infra projects could create 2-M jobs this year
• DOJ exec presents option to resolve Quiboloy cases in US
• Govt aims to list 92-M Pinoys in Natl ID system by year-end
• 39 Pinoy export companies join Gulfood Halal expo in Dubai
• ‘Energy crunch in summer could imperil May polls’
• More MSMES register in Davao del Sur amid pandemic–dti
• Litterbugs: Tougher penalties eyed vs careless pandemic waste disposal
• Uniteam tandem BBM and Sara affirm unity call in Bulacan proclamati­on rally
• Gordon, Binay kick off Senate campaign in Bicol, Batangas
• Solon seeks to exempt DSWD aid programs from poll ban spending
• Leni launches drive for political ‘transforma­tion’ in home turf
• UN experts: ‘Terrorist groups’ enjoy freedom in Afghanista­n
• Australian political leaders apologize to staff for abuses
• New Zealand convoy protests clog streets near Parliament
• US and Japan agree to make most steel imports tax-free
• Hong Kong leader urges residents to stay home amid worst outbreak
• Trudeau blasts trucker protest with key bridge to US blocked
• White House: Science adviser resigns over treatment of staff
• Boris Johnson reboots office in bid to move past ‘partygate’
• One-time 60-day refund under the SSS Pension Loan Program
• Cutting reliance on imported oil
• Biden threatens: No gas pipeline if Russia invades Ukraine
• Report: Corporate climate pledges are weaker than they seem
• US and Russia clash over use and impact of UN sanctions
• There’s a need to review and simplify PEZA and LGU roles
• Rallies herald campaign period in pandemic
• ‘ENERGY CRUNCH IN SUMMER COULD IMPERIL MAY POLLS’
• Meralco power rates decline on lower generation charge
• Constructi­on of Nlex section starts
• CEB: Majority of flyers tapped flexible options
• Better prospects for transport sector seen
• PLDT, Microsoft team up to fight cybercrime in PHL
• Mgreen ties up with Vena for solar plant
• SEC issues CDO vs 5 unlicensed lending firms
• Traders brace for hikes from key central banks
• Borrowers of closed banks urged: use ARN for good record-keeping
• NGO denies using ‘fake names,’ lashes out at RCBC
• BTR raises ₧35B from sale of reissued 10-yr T-bonds
• US treasuries join world bond rout in view of hikes
• Today’s Horoscope
• ‘Jackass Forever’ laughs its way to No. 1 at box of fice
• There is much more to mindfulnes­s than the popular media hype
• Thousands of new e-books now available in Benilde virtual library
• Dealing with whiners, complainer­s and blamers
• ‘Booster card should be prioritize­d in high-vax areas’
• Las Piñas prepares Safari and Toy Carnival-inspired vaccinatio­n sites; targets to jab 1,500 kids per day
• Maintain a bright home life in the new normal
• FUSO Philippine­s expands network with a new Metro Manila sales outlet and a service center in Pasay City
• Mariwasa’s Meteor collection is ideal for Filipino homeowners
• Achieve brilliance as SMDC expands footprint along C5 with Gem Residences
• Real estate, Italpinas style
• Senator Go finally steps in
• GO TELLS SPORTS BODIES: ATHLETES’ WELFARE FIRST
• LOOK! IT’S PENG SHUAI!
• ASA KNOWS HOW TO CATCH ‘EM BASEBALL
• Ople’s 95th birthday marked with forum on OFWS
• Understand­ing the Department of Migrant Workers
• REMEMBERIN­G KA BLAS
• Covering the essential Ka Blas
• Commemorat­ing Ka Blas and his legacy for the OFW

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