Manila Bulletin - 2024-03-01

• 6,000 troops to join ‘Katihan’ war games
• SC fines Badoy ₱30,000 for indirect contempt
• Money raised for Filipinos who wish to study at SMU
• Ex-4ps beneficiar­y at UN event in Luxembourg
• March 1 a special non-working day in Muntinlupa as city marks 29th Charter Day
• Mayor Francis to seek reelection in 2025 polls
• Mayor Joy stresses importance of united action vs climate change
• Entry of foreign investors to end Pinoys’ reliance on overseas jobs – Garin
• Gov’t budget deficit narrows to ₱1.5 trillion
• $1-B fund being raised for energy projects
• Addressing climate change is a shared responsibi­lity
• Filipinos watch the most online videos worldwide — this could be a good thing
• To a people that will produce its fruit
• BOSS Ironman: Problemati­c participan­ts or organizers?
• The best connection­s don’t need Wi-fi
• What’s in a leap year? Eternal youth, wedding bells and tech bugs
• The need for more charging infra to support EV transition
• Gaza health ministry says war deaths exceed 30,000 as famine looms
• Biden declared ‘fit for duty’ as age issue looms in election
• Global freedom drops sharply in 2023 - study
• PARIS GAMES PREVIEW
• PNVF bids for FIVB tourney
• Filipino-chinese businessme­n call for stable gov’t policies
• Metrobank raises $1 B from debt notes
• DTI, Singapore venture firm to launch Filipino biotech competitio­n
• It does not feel like a hybrid, and why that’s good
• MG’S new compact SUV is the One
• Camping-ready Isuzus at Overland Kings Campout in Zambales
• 2 V. Mapa men and Tita Sally
• SEC orders bogus ‘Ayala’ firms to stop illegal activities
• CREBA bats for housing incentives program
• SMIC identifies its key growth drivers
• PH on track to be Asia’s ‘Creatives Hub’ by 2030
• PEZA wants more US firms in ecozones
• D&L sees 15% growth as Batangas plant ramps up production
• Security Bank earnings drop
• New offices boost MREIT profits to ₱2.8 billion
• US stocks slip as bitcoin breaks $60,000
• Hong Kong bourse posts $1.5 B profit despite IPO drought
• Smart, India-based telco forge partnershi­p
• Japan factory output tumbles in further gloom
• Australian police say Taylor Swift's dad has 'left the country'
• Rosario town has Antonio's Kitchen
• Feb. 27 is GMA Network Day in the Great State of New York
• Part Two - Science fiction at its finest
• Magic Men Australia live in Manila this March
• It’s time for Filipinos to break these stereotype­s
• Retro-cade
• Can you imagine how Gen Z will rule the world when it’s their time?
• Can you imagine how Gen Z will rule the world when it’s their time? In a couple of decades, this generation will be the adults of the world

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