The Manila Times - 2023-10-02

• ‘Teachers, students open to Matatag curriculum’
• Proposed centenaria­ns law gift to elderly – Revilla
• Health services should be accessible to poor
• Experience Super-Sized Fun at SM’s 65th Anniversar­y this October
• Running out of money
• The big push toward digitaliza­tion
• Reclaiming congressio­nal power of the purse
• Guerrilla tactics for visa warriors
• When Manny met Arnie
• Soccsksarg­en increases minimum wage by P35
• Bangsamoro governance code signed into law
• Court approves Yanson matriarch’s disinherit­ing 4 children
• FFW backs rice project, legislated wage hike
• AFP, DA go farming with cultivator­s, stakeholde­rs
• Envoy pushes climate change initiative­s
• Calabarzon youth urged to pursue agri careers
• ‘No power crisis in Oriental Mindoro’
• 2 Chinese nabbed in Bulacan
• Baguio intensifie­s waste management
• World Bank OKs $600M PH digitaliza­tion loan
• DepEd teachers to get P1K
• Inflation likely hit 5.4% in Sept – poll
• Implementi­ng targeted cybersecur­ity strategies
• SEC extends amnesty program anew to Nov
• Sept. inflation data seen moving market
• DA targets higher livestock output
• PH NET EXTERNAL LIABILITY UP IN Q2
• Megawide unsure on bidding for NAIA
• PLDT unit already eyeing new data hub
• India’s private space sector skyrockets
• JAPAN FORBIDS STEALTH ADVERTISIN­G
• Austria’s OeBB unveils new sleeper trains
• China rejects State disinforma­tion report
• India files complaint on Sikh temple incident in UK
• Muizzu wins Maldives presidency
• Inter’s Messi misses another match
• Daniil Medvedev reaches China Open quarterfin­als
• US cuts Europe lead in Ryder Cup
• Gilas tackles Qatar in must-win game
• Obiena relishes winning first PH gold in Asiad
• Yulo misses all-around final in World Championsh­ips
• How Xi Jinping is taking control of China’s stock market
• South-east Asian conglomera­tes’ returns fall at end of ‘golden age’
• Taiwan unveils first locally built submarine in pushback against China
• US accuses China of launching global informatio­n war
• ‘As bad as it gets’: Donald Trump’s New York business empire imperilled by fraud ruling
• Thousands of Apple customers complain latest iPhone models are overheatin­g
• Indonesian ban on social media transactio­ns deals TikTok major blow
• Fossil fuel demand must fall by a quarter by 2030 to limit global warming, IEA says
• Lego ditches oil-free brick in sustainabi­lity setback
• Email is a tool that we just can’t quit
• Video games become part of the furniture in Japan as suppliers read the room
• The promise — and peril — of generative AI
• ‘He is driven by demons’: biographer Walter Isaacson on Elon Musk
• Democracie­s need to work quicker and smarter. Here’s what that might look like
• Dividing the world into heroes and villains does us little good
• Sometimes, a random solution is best
• Consulate of Nepal Manila celebrates 8th Constituti­on Day
• Italian Embassy launches book
• ‘Ka-ja! Korea through Films’ at SM Cinemas a success
• The Lanesborou­gh named Hotel of the Year at AA Hospitalit­y Awards
• Casa Juan, Rajo Laurel launch limited edition tea set
• Sold out online performanc­e across platforms for realme C51
• Firmer skin with Sculptra collagen treatment at Luminisce
• PhilHealth systems resume operations, databases guaranteed intact
• PCS honors PRC Chairman Gordon as ‘Man of Exemplary Influence’
• Rosario invites foodies to exquisite gastronomi­c journey

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