Manila Bulletin - 2016-02-02

• Coast Guard eyes acquisitio­n of bigger ships for WPS patrol
• Sans BBL, MILF likely to hold on to guns
• Aquino hails successful staging of 51st IEC in Cebu
• OFWs told: Don’t take Zika virus for granted
• House measure seeks ban on employment age discrimina­tion
• WHO mulls global health emergency declaratio­n on Zika
• House, Senate in standoff...
• SC urged to hold daily...
• Next president should lead by example – Palace
• New gun ban policy gets mixed reactions from lawmakers
• SMEs need gov’t support to survive ASEAN integratio­n – Marcos
• Sen. Miriam tops UPLB presidenti­al survey
• The Manila Bulletin celebrates its 116th anniversar­y today
• The tragedy of Mamasapano
• Aiming really high
• Renewing Rizal’s hope of the fatherland
• Post-mortem of the fair
• The world’s hottest year
• Meeting Martin
• Mar Roxas has much to explain
• Divine Providence
• Erap left EDSA Dos in the dust
• The presentati­on in the temple
• Vitangcol relying on Abaya, DOTC officials’ affidavits for his defense
• Clamp down on campaign spending, Comelec urged
• Makati court orders...
• Musical contest ushers start of Panagbenga 2016
• Butandings return to Donsol, perk up local tourism
• Calapan mayor hits delayed approval of 2016 city budget
• Muñoz. NE police chief rejects R100K bribe from gun ban violator
• PNP keeping an eye on Abra as 2016 elections near
• Pinoy Aquaman’s milestone swim feat wows Boholanos
• El Niño weakens in Western Visayas
• Davao City to remain rice-sufficient despite El Niño
• Rat infestatio­n spreads to ARMM
• Cloud-seeding to start soon in Zamboanga City
• CaféFrance, Freego forge D-L partnershi­p
• Fajardo ready to play more minutes
• SMB has become stronger — Alas
• Tabuena ties for 4th, takes home
• PH in better shape to weather global market volatility – Moody’s
• Central banks need not be in sync with monetary policy stance – Tetangco
• PH companies, formerly fusty, become global big dealmakers
• Developing smart island economies
• DA launches 2 roadmaps crucial to the growth of agri, fisheries sector
• ‘Extractive industries’ players becoming more open – PH-EITI
• BCDA sets 1-B capex for 2016; bulk goes to Clark Greencity
• PMFTC asks BIR to delay CCTV installati­on
• Aboitiz Power rakes in 1.745-billion initial revenues from Davao plant
• China manufactur­ing index falls to 3-yr low
• Pryce almost doubles profit as LPG price drops
• Ten million reasons why falling oil might hurt PH
• Malaysian central bank chief’s imminent exit highlights succession risks
• Norway’s $794-billion oil wealth: An enviable nest egg in hard times
• Oil crash has economic benefits but geopolitic­al risks for US
• PSALM undergoes new organizati­onal restructur­ing
• Santorini: Ideal lifestyle within reach
• CEB kicks off 8 job fairs on Feb. 6
• SGS remains in Moody’s A3 rating
• Challenger accident shapes new wave of passenger spaceships
• Mitsui OSK Lines may book $1.5-B special loss on restructur­ing
• ANA plans to buy A380s to expand overseas routes
• #BeFullyInf­ormed
• The Beat with the best view
• Business reporting and the art of sorting data
• Covering DTI, BOI through the years
• Manny Pacquiao as the Sports Beat
• Manny Pacquiao...
• The showbiz beat and covering ‘Kyeme’
• Fashion is a Democracy
• Panorama: The Long View
• Reliable informatio­n leads to successful farming
• Cruising: #GoingPlace­s has never been this exciting!
• Reborn, revived: A year with Animal Scene
• Liwayway and its contributi­on to Philippine Literature
• Bisaya Magazine: Living legacy of literary notables
• Hiligaynon Magazine, passing through the test of time
• Mas tumatagos na Balita
• MB partners with ABS-CBN in May elections
• An office exuding ingenuity, eco-friendline­ss
• Making nat’l, int’l presence felt in 2015 Manila Bulletin’s winning streak continues
• Manila Bulletin’s winning...
• MB Classified Ads: Everything for everyone

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