Manila Bulletin - 2020-09-17

• Yoshihide Suga named Japan's new prime minister
• Duque not yet off the hook — PACC
• PH’s COVID-19 response ‘not perfect’ but deserves very good rating of 85% – Roque
• Newborn Filipinos won’t get full earning potential – World Bank
• This gin puts the Philippine­s on the global spirits map
• Coronaviru­s vaccine could be ready in a month – Trump
• Government may still borrow less in 2020
• Cascolan cancels 2 midnight appointmen­ts
• PH to get 1,000 more remdevisir vials for trials
• Leni says she is ready at all times to take over
• Trump says peace deals close between Israel and ‘five or six’ other countries
• China says COVID-19 vaccine could be ready for public by November
• Nuptials in September
• Aid for displaced school workers
• She has shown great love
• BPO employees face ‘locked in’ work set up in Ilocos Norte town
• Minors claim sexual abuse in hands of NPA rebels
• Ex-cop puts up fight before being gunned down in Cebu City
• Highway-skyway project in Caraga to link mountain ranges to lowlands
• The playwright and his drama
• Ungovernab­le
• ‘Shame campaign’ on SUCs not complying with free higher education law eyed by CHED
• Palace: Robredo will always be anti-admin
• BRING ON THE LAKERS!
• Omega to stage first boxing event since virus lockdown
• League governors set to decide concept for bubble, venue
• Obiena takes on Duplantis, world’s best
• Chattel mortgages, pledges now obsolete
• Ayala bags 5 Stevies for its COVID programs
• JFC opens first stores in Liverpool, Dallas
• Nissan LEAF seen boosting market intro of EV in 2021
• Innovation crucial for PH resilience, recovery
• LGUs push loan financing for tourist transport operators
• Feed millers agree to buy more corn from local farmers
• AREIT buys Teleperfor­mance Cebu bldg from ALI
• Filipino street food in NYC
• The hero treatment they deserve
• Your Baon is in the Mail

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