Manila Bulletin - 2017-08-01

• More narco-politician­s to fall
• Stop ‘jueteng’ in 15 days – PNP Chief
• BOC X-ray system can only handle 16% of all imports; broker bares corruption
• Mayor Parojinog knew his death was coming – relatives
• ‘Huaning’ leaves PAR, but rains to prevail in Luzon
• 7 Basilan loggers beheaded; ARMM police point to Abu Sayyaf
• Maute use of hostages as ‘suicide bombers’ feared
• The songwriter returns
• LIFESTYLE Jingjing’s colorful new life
• SPORTS GlobalPort's Pringle not asking to be traded
• Gov’t sets largest budget deficit ceiling in July
• PRRD moves to end excessive salaries, bonuses in GOCCs
• PRC issues CPD exemption guidelines
• Probe on effects of AI on BPO jobs set
• Over 1,000 Metro commuter buses fail smoke test
• Ban on open pit mining stays – Cimatu
• Drilon to OMB: Probe DOJ’s Orceo for downgradin­g Supt. Marcos’ case
• 755 US diplomatic staff must leave Russia – Putin
• Sectoral groups join peace caravan, sign manifesto at Hacienda Luisita
• AgriMuseum to rise in Los Baños
• We’ll be needing all the energy we can generate
• The challenges ahead
• A bad habit badly needing change
• Same, same
• Independen­ce Day of Benin
• The explanatio­n of the parable of the weeds
• Echoes of Balangiga
• What revolution?
• National Day of Switzerlan­d
• A middle finger against terror and organized crime
• Quake damaged Ormoc’s protected forest
• Cebu investment outlook bullish
• Davao businessme­n support Sara’s decision on Mega Harbour deal
• Mangudadat­u draws prayers after latest attempt on his life
• Rebel killed in Bukidnon clash with SAF men
• Flying V guns for sweep of prelims
• POC’s priorities, wrong as usual
• Pirates put reputation on the line
• Bank lending grows 19%; money supply at T
• Inflation likely eases anew in July
• Suzuki PH exceeds industry expectatio­ns
• PetroEnerg­y’s planned solar project in Palawan secures ECC from DENR
• PCCI urges gov’t to commercial­ize intellectu­al property
• DTI seeks doubling of budget for int’l product promotions
• IBPAP tackles...
• BDO posts income in H1, sets LTNCD issue
• Subic’s RE firm allows users to sell excess power
• HSBC profits up 5% in first half of 2017
• Oil surges as US dollar slides against the yen
• Telus commits to fostering diverse and inclusive working environmen­t
• Landbank is Credit Surety Fund Program Gold Hall of Fame awardee
• DTI urged to investigat­e substandar­d rebars in Samar, Leyte
• Apple tempts fate with next iPhone
• DOF commits funding for Ormoc rehabilita­tion
• Pampanga meat supplier uses strategic move to adhere to highest standard
• Resident advocates wellness in the age of convenienc­e
• Developer sees huge potential in Vis-Min
• Greenfield brings weekend market to Laguna
• Real Estate Expo Manila set at SMX
• Shrinking airline seat gets US court rebuke
• Airlines' Atlantic pact guards against budget rivals, Brexit
• FOOD FOR THE SEOUL
• Migz Haleco and Agsunta band are now certified recording artists. What can fans look forward to from these rising musicians? Read on.
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