BusinessMirror - 2022-06-16

• OVERSEAS PINOYS SEND HOME $2.4B, A 5-MO HIGH
• COVID CLAIMS PAYOUTS HAVE HIT NEARLY P20B
• NCR stays under Alert Level 1 till end-june amid rising Covid cases
• PHL to keep borders open despite uptick in Covid-19 cases, entry of new variants
• BBM receives more envoys; 50,000 jobs from green energy sector eyed
• Guevarra open to accepting new post under BBM admin
• House leader Romualdez lists biggest challenge to Marcos Jr.’s stewardshi­p
• SUV driver who hit then ran over guard yields to PNP
• SIM card law billed to end text scams
• As ‘dark clouds’ hover, solon calls for rapid agri modernizat­ion
• ADB urged anew to ditch ‘dirty’ fossil fuel projects
• DOLE reports 70% drop in PHL child labor in ’20
• Manila urges WTO to decentrali­ze vaccine, therapeuti­cs production
• Compositio­n of BBM’S economic team gets big thumbs up from business leaders
• Chikunguny­a emerges anew in Davao City
• Beijing virus infections remain elevated in threat to Covid zero
• Inflation data likely push Fed to consider 75 basis-point hike
• South Korean truckers end 8-day strike, return to work
• PHL rice imports surge in January-may–bpi
• PCCI backs CARL amendment to boost farm productivi­ty
• DAR: Vegetable farming to combat hunger, poverty in Camarines Sur
• DA promotes use of organic fertilizer as input costs continue to rise
• Group hits fish imports from China
• Time to be serious
• Global stock rout prompts call for back-to-basics investing
• Preventing another Covid-19 outbreak
• War isn’t funny but humor helps Ukrainians cope with trauma
• UK real wages post biggest drop in two decades
• Story of South Africa’s inequality highlighte­d by Covid-19 statistics
• PHL makes biggest jump in region–global Peace Index
• Senators tracking oil outlook as call to halt excise taxes mounts
• TAIWAN INDEPENDEN­CE WILL BE CRUSHED ‘AT ALL COSTS’–CHINA OFFICIAL
• New Batangas port terminal ‘most modern’
• New Changes Bring Energizing Winds to Okada Manila
• VREIT braves market volatility
• Batelec II, Bac-man power supply deal gets provisiona­l nod
• Figaro to open more stores in Luzon, Visayas this year
• San Miguel vows to invest in more projects
• State lender open to review pay-scale mode union nixed
• Manulife bares moves to grow CSR programs
• Group asks BSP to probe, suspend crypto exchange
• Govt raises ₧20.83M after selling seized luxury cars; no bidders still for other 2
• Urgently pass measures vs oil price hikes–solon
• BSP: Cash in piggy banks create artificial shortage
• France confers agri merit award on Romulo Puyat
• S. Korea helps boost local tax-collection processes
• Israel builds innovation bridges with local startups
• Peace advocate urges end of Ukraine siege, opposes NATO’S Asian expansion
• Let’s discover our child’s digital world: Part IV
• ADHD: Medication alone doesn’t improve classroom learning for children
• Catering to fur babies
• All for Dad from Richmonde Hotels
• Cluck Sarap: The new roast of the town
• CSC approves ‘flexi-work’ for gov’t employees
• Beep™ bullish on new EO pushing for digital payments and collection­s in government
• Let Dad feel like a king at Discovery Suites Ortigas
• Fight vs. dengue to continue despite covid-19 pandemic–experts
• Get regular checks, eat healthy to prevent prostate cancer–doh
• SMDC builds healthy, thriving communitie­s amid the pandemic
• A HAPPY GUT key TO improving mental HEALTH, well-being
• 7 INSTITUTIO­NS recognized by u.s. GOVT for Hiv TREATMENT efforts
• Senator Pia hails sports academy at NCC
• ONE MORE SHOW, ONE MORE WIN
• One more chance
• Avaricio goes 8-under for 5-shot lead at Pradera Classic 1st round
• Olympic champ Team USA brings down Bulgaria

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