BusinessMirror - 2022-05-04

• Food security at risk from global fertilizer crunch
• With latest Pulse Asia results, upset win in May 9 prexy polls seen near impossible
• DA chief defends importatio­n 200,000 MT of refined sugar
• PSA allots ₧80.9 million to fund survey on rice and corn production
• Aseana City joins Manila Bay rehabilita­tion campaign
• Korean firm is new buyer of cassava grown by Northern Mindanao ARBOS
• Philrice to farmers: Practice recommende­d seeding rate
• Gcash and police tie up leads to blocking of accounts of 900K suspected fraudsters
• Think tank outlines criteria on election of new leaders
• Beijing preps Covid-19 hospital spaces as new cases remain low
• Australian central bank hikes rate for first time in 11 years
• Russia pounds Mariupol steel plant as rescued civilians head for safety
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi charged with bribery as new trial opens
• Bank of England seen raising interest rates to 13-year high
• Israel lashes out at Russia over Lavrov’s anti-semitism remarks
• Israel holds 600 Palestinia­n detainees without charges
• Thousands flee after clashes erupt in embattled Iraqi town
• Germany, India sign $10.5-billion green developmen­t agreements
• The journey of the Sumilao farmers
• Fed to fight inflation with fastest rate hikes in decades
• Healthy plants’ role in averting hunger
• Push to arm Ukraine putting strain on US weapons stockpile
• Musk’s grand vision for Twitter faces reality check in Asia
• As wildfire closes in, New Mexico residents prepare to flee
• ‘Ragos, Kerwin recantatio­ns may be politicall­y motivated’
• ERC may hear competitio­n cases vs power players–sc
• INC endorses Uniteam; BBM sees challenge to unify nation
• Ayala Land unit Q1 income up despite dip in revenues
• Meralco eyes loans to bankroll projects
• Citicore renews RE supply deals
• Nutrien boosts outlook for potash sales
• Income of Megaworld REIT hits ₧687.2M in Jan-march
• Condo rental leads double in Metro CBDS
• Clorox falls after cutting annual profit outlook
• Law seen to hit online scammers hard
• Resource allocation
• GSIS collects ₧113M in loan payments in 2021 via Bayad app
• Usec. Beltran named first Tax Academy president
• Bonds mixed as rate hikes loom; futures decline
• ‘s-moo-th!’ BY KYLE DOLAN
• Today’s Horoscope z
• Essay: For a gay country boy, Naomi Judd did build a bridge
• The pandemic’s gardening boom shows how gardens can cultivate public health
• FAITH, GRIT AND MAKING FACE
• Silencing Marites
• Summit Hotels opens Bicol’s first chain brand
• Digitas Philippine­s makes a meaningful difference in gaming, kickstarts online anti-seizure campaign
• Find the best sun protection products this summer
• Clark Airport welcomes more foreign tourists at the new passenger terminal this May
• NPF showcases ethnograph­ic artifacts via online exhibit
• Have an exclusive, luxurious Baguio experience at El Retiro Mansion
• P30-M Alabel Bypass Road project breaks ground
• HBA Manila-designed Somerset Central Salcedo opens Makati’s smartest serviced residences
• Office market recovers as hybrid model gets a big push
• CDM Fernandez pays courtesy visit on Hanoi embassy
• Nadal’s outburst against Wimbledon
• Rowers target minimum of 3 golds in Vietnam SEA Games–gregorio
• DUTERTE TO ATHLETES: NATION’S BEHIND YOU

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