Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2015-09-11

• Poe’s fate hangs in balance
• Apple unveils Internet TV, new iPhone models
• Floyd used banned IV on eve of fight with Manny
• P-Noy to Apec: PH stable, able, resilient
• Pics, posts, tweets, video stream follow Pope US visit
• Palace official, De Lima mum on new leads in Mamasapano
• DPWH chief: Subway rail master plan done this year
• Sunblock, vitamins, water jugs top traffic cops’ wish list
• Traffic holds up MMDA chief on way to TV date
• Grace still undecided on running, says Chiz
• Gov’t studying options on Piatco
• PDP-Laban not giving up on Duterte–Koko
• Faced with 4th plunder case, Binay fights back with libel suits
• ‘No libel immunity for Trillanes’
• Former PCGG chair indicted for land compromise deal
• NPO still printer of ballots
• Dirty tricks begin: Mar’s face on fake P500 bills
• 3,000 Zambo families still homeless
• Durian faces threat from climate change, new crops
• ‘Singkaban’ Bulacan’s way of celebratin­g history, art
• With Duterte out, LP execs see support going for Roxas
• Gov’t ready to meet head- on traffic issue in poll campaign
• Erap: Rehab of public markets still on
• Dismissed PMA cadet returns to SC, cites humanitari­an grounds for papers’ release
• Still no witnesses vs activist detained for 11 years; judge to issue resolution
• ‘Islamophob­ia’ fuels unease over refugees
• On the Net, China already challengin­g US
• In Syria, Russians seen in combat
• ‘Integrity over profits’
• Let’s give K-to-12 a chance
• Borrow ‘lang’
• The road taken to UN Women
• The way Antonio Luna died
• Muddle at the forum
• Peace talks, not military operations, for just, lasting peace
• The real problem with PH’s maritime industry
• Altas conquer Lions; Knights alone on top
• Gilas five opens MVP Cup stint vs Texters
• Nissan Philippine­s Inc. and Habitat for Humanity Philippine­s team up for the Shelter Rebuild Drive for Oras, Eastern Samar
• Help arrest PH Olympic futility, Chiz urges gov’t
• Maroons’ roll: As long as it lasts
• Gialon grabs ICTSI Open lead with 67
• Castro, father of PH running; 71
• Triathlete­s to embark on bigger challenges, move on to next level
• Exports, factory output slip in July
• S&P lowers growth forecasts for PH, Asia
• FSCI in its Continuous Growth, Expansion and Excellence
• To vote or not to vote
• Despite El Niño, power supply still manageable
• Foreign direct investment­s reach $2.02B
• UST bestows Doctor of Humanities honorary degree on Mercury Drug founder
• Consumer confidence rises
• BSP tightens rules on salary loans
• Chevrolet Philippine­s’ Alberto Arcilla
• Uber deal seen boosting PLDT e-commerce concern
• Vintage kitchen gives rise to thriving enterprise
• Retail industry leaders discuss trends in PH
• What can we cover in our long-range marketing plan?
• Jimmy Choo introduces customized bridal shoes
• Best advice from Laura Mercier: Wear foundation only where you need it!
• Stephen Curry: You have to outwork your competitio­n in whatever level you are
• A radioactiv­e experience with Imagine Dragons
• A scorching sequel: ‘The Maze Runner’s’ follow-up is bigger and scarier
• Crazy over Curry: A fanboy’s story
• Two Filipino beauty queens get their chance to compete
• Lego: let's go Asia Exhibit at SM City BF Parañaque
• Celebratin­g half a century of luxurious skincare
• After renewing nuptial vows, Butch and Cris Albert likened to African proverb
• Raul Sunico performs Prokofiev with Metro Manila Concert Orchestra
• Dove addresses men’s weak scalp and hair fall
• Ex-rugby player gives men’s line a twist–like pink bowtie
• Garfield talks about working with Scorsese
• Rising to the occasion–and falling short of expectatio­ns
• The ‘eyes’ of the ‘Brink’ audience
• PLDT, PCCI partner in hackathons
• AFFI spearheads drive for disaster preparedne­ss
• Nissin Yakisoba brings fun to backpacker challenge

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