BusinessMirror - 2022-09-22

• Pascual, US counterpar­t discuss minerals, power, infra investment­s
• DOF chief Remulla to meet with China envoy over deportatio­n of 40,000 POGO employees
• Groups urge Congress to pass motorcycle taxi bill into law
• Romualdez on PBBM’S UN speech: I’ve ‘never been prouder’ to be a Filipino
• QC brings SHS program for PDLS
• Army, PPOC declare Davao Oriental as ‘insurgency free’
• 14 Akrho fratmen held after student dies in hazing rites
• PSA target to register 99.5% of population by ’24 on track
• Makabayan bloc calls for restoratio­n of SUC budget cuts, funds for safe schools opening
• Do your Christmas shopping early, DTI official reminds consumers
• Constructi­on, upgrade of local ports devolved to LGUS–DBM
• Enrile returns to Senate for Cha-cha discussion­s
• PBBM seeks member-countries’ support in PHL’S bid for UN Security Council seat
• PHL seeks UN help to boost food production
• Cebu farmers receive cargo truck from DAR
• Solar-powered irrigation facility seen to boost Cavite farmers’ productivi­ty
• Fate of world’s biggest free food program rests with Modi
• SRA urged to allocate sugar for local food exporters
• UK government borrowing swells ahead of Truss tax cut program
• First public global database tracking fossil fuels launched
• Putin sets partial mobilizati­on in Russia, threatens enemies
• Asian shares decline ahead of Fed decision on interest rates
• ‘Our world is in peril’: At UN, leaders push for solutions
• 48 Americans exploited pandemic to steal $250-M from food program
• Man sets himself on fire in protest of Abe funeral
• China dials down Taiwan rhetoric; US, Canadian navies transit strait
• Malaysian parents plead help for scam victims after son died
• Evolve or die
• Great merchant of PHL investment opportunit­ies
• Global investors cut exposure to China on rising risks
• Russia hurries to tighten grip on occupied Ukraine, ups stakes
• With ceremonies over, King Charles III faces biggest task
• At UN, hope peeks through the gloom despite a global morass
• Imported meat prices to rise on peso, global supply woes
• SARI-SARI STORES STILL PREFERRED CHANNEL FOR TOP FMCG BRANDS
• Upson postpones maiden stock offering to Q1 2023
• DTI: Sacgasco to invest in oil projects
• Globe shifts to hybrid power for cell towers
• ‘MPT Mobility revenues set to rise’
• ALLTV partners with PCTA to reach a wider audience
• Software provider sets sights on PHL firms
• ADB: Asia CBS to hike rates vs strong dollar, inflation
• Fed to hike and hammer home hawkish message
• Rakuten to pick Goldman, Daiwa for banking unit IPO
• Lender adds sustainabi­lity in plan to grow revenues
• Insurer giant AIA in talks to buy Medicard, sources say
• Expert calls for concerted effort to fight HIV as cases are on the rise
• Pinoys told to not work in bed to avoid sleeplessn­ess
• Cetaphil Launches Sensitive Skin LAB as part of 75th anniversar­y celebratio­n as authority of Skincare
• Smoking is tied to more aggressive form of prostate cancer–study
• St. Luke’s Foundation Spearheads medical mission at Bjmp taguig city
• How to keep kids curious—5 questions answered
• Changing the game In children’s nutrition once again
• Value goals: Discipline, respect and determinat­ion—part II
• Ford Island Conquest heads to Pampanga for test drive event
• Ingram Micro Philippine­s celebrates 13th anniversar­y; bolsters its best workplace journey in the better normal
• The first self-storage in Manila Bay is now open to serve customers who need extra storage
• ‘Revolution­izing PHL defense posture with France in the Indo-pacific’
• PHL, France double-down on regional stability, defense, security strategies
• Cine Europa turns ‘silver’ in Cebu City
• Japan, BARMM, UNDP provide aid to former Bangsamoro combatants
• ONE Warrior Series
• MVP TO E J: BE A MODEL FOR YOUTH
• PACQUIAO VS. EX-SPARMATE IN RIYADH
• Baguio City LGU, advocates count people on bicycles
• DRAGONS WREAK HAVOC IN MOA

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