Manila Bulletin - 2015-08-29

• Bigger INC rally looms
• PH, Thailand vow to boost economic, defense ties
• Accounting urged on 2-B President’s Social Fund and on 500-M intelligen­ce and confidenti­al funds
• OFWs show unity in ‘Zero Remittance Day’ protest action
• Brace for massive traffic along Marcos Highway
• Richard joins top soap, reveals future plans
• SWS poll lists BOC as most corrupt agency
• Bank lending growth slows down in July
• CHED says no budget cuts in SUCs in 2016
• Escudero condemns attacks on media men
• Smartmatic OMRs could be used to favor Mar in 2016 elections
• Prosecutor­s oppose Abalos petition to return to Singapore
• Binay joins calls for reduced tax rates
• USAID grants PH fund to fight child labor
• PH participat­ing in Earth Hour City Challenge 2016
• Miriam wants 2 transport programs in 2014 probed
• SET orders BI: Produce Poe records
• PhilHealth assures eye doctors’ fraud not a picture of PH healthcare system
• Comelec vows credible 2016 election results
• N. Korean leader says ties with S. Korea on reconcilia­tion track, dismisses top officials
• Superbrand­s honors 4 VGs as best local legislator­s
• Still no action on Metro gridlock
• The death of John the Baptist
• Counting the missing senior citizens?
• Do we behave like Pharisees?
• More home-grown examples
• Lack of adequate response to climate change
• Better left unsaid
• PH Internet needs changes and a champion
• Social media savvy
• Thai junta says tourist numbers ‘normal’ after Bangkok bomb
• Dementia may be stabilizin­g in some countries
• Feast of the beheading of Saint John the Baptist
• Cebu Trans-axial road project needs further study’
• E. Visayas eyes new system to curb Matnog port congestion
• EDC holds consultati­ons on expanded BINHI program
• JI militants seen with fleeing ASG men in Sulu
• World-class DRMC inaugurate­d in Tagum
• NU trips UST, bags GVL crown
• Bolt crushes Gatlin, completes Beijing double
• Bayron pips Lascuña, clinches Summit title
• Rock-solid opposition awaits Gilas in Taiwan
• Letran, San Beda keep share of lead
• Surprise 3rd pick signs for
• Peso depreciati­on good for BPOs
• Maybank not acquiring PH rural banks
• PH is among countries to be hit hard by El Niño
• Will King Dollar be dethroned? (Part V)
• PH leads APEC talks on services
• CREBA intensifie­s lobbying for affordable urban homes
• House passes depositor protection bill on second reading
• DTI encourages MSMEs to work on branding
• Atlas mining back in black in Q2
• Gov’t pressured to outpace Q2 public spending
• Water treatment facility to rise in BCDA Ecozone
• SMC talking to Telstra for telco partnershi­p
• Trans-Asia acquires power barges
• Dollar firms up after upbeat US growth figures
• Peso posts biggest monthly decline in almost a year
• Revised US Q2 GDP grows higher at 3.7 percent
• Big sugar fighting to protect a sweet deal with US lawmakers
• China’s richest man says time for gov’t to abandon high growth rate ‘fantasy’
• Malaysia, Thailand to use their currencies in trade, investment
• Investors’ interest dulled in Mindanao coal asset
• PPP water project for Baggao town eyed
• Tapping the indigenous fruit crops
• South Korea’s labor market could enter an ‘ice age’
• Japan inflation, household spending slow in July, incomes up
• China Agr’l bank reports flat H1 net profit
• Enabled PH enterprise­s key to inclusive growth
• USAID and IMF to enhance cooperatio­n in capacity developmen­t
• Oil prices extend gains on strong US data
• Filinvest sweetens buyers of its housing units
• Woman dies, daughter injured in Cavite incident
• Takatack to provide Filipino seafarers access to online shopping, payments
• Amadeus rolls out new travel tool
• $50-B Nicaraguan canal plan has public support
• Hapag-Lloyd accelerate­s cost-savings plan
• WORKING TOWARD STUDENTS’ SUCCESS THROUGH PARENTAL INVOLVEMEN­T
• PH, CHINESE COMPANIES UNITE FOR EDUCATION
• 738 CHILDREN IN STA. ANA, CAGAYAN GET NUTRITION BOOST

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