Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2017-05-15

• SILK ROAD SUMMIT: CHINA VOWS $890B FOR INFRA PLAN
• N. KOREA TESTS MISSILE; USE YES TOUGH ER ACTION
• CARABAOS STAR IN BULACAN TOWN FESTIVAL
• DE VENECIA URGES JOINT EXPLORATIO­N, DEV’T IN SPRATLYS
• Int’l hunt launched for cyberattac­kers
• DOH hopeful on SC birth control ruling
• More no-drinking areas in Boracay
• PH GILAS CLOBBERS MALAYSIA BY 51 POINTS
• 6.9% GDP EXPANSION IN 1ST QUARTER SEEN
• WHAT is the problem with being reasonable?
• HOW can we save tourist destinatio­ns?
• MINORITY LESS HOPEFUL ON DU30 IMPEACH CASE
• Senate body to grill Abaya onMRTmess
• DE LIMA: IT PAINS ME TO KNOW THAT MY FAMILY IS ALSO SUFFERING
• Gigi Reyes loses bid to junk plunder case
• ‘BRAVE THE WORLD’
• MediCard Free Standing Clinics
• MEDICARD’S MACE APP: HEALTHCARE SERVICES ON-THE-GO
• Welcome and wise
• Province-based law schools strut their stuff
• Mocha Uson’s influencer report card
• Energy, economics, and the environmen­t
• Eternal summer and rediscover­ed memories
• MAKE BENEFITS EQUAL FOR ALL RETIREES
• DISTURBING NEWS, MEDIA IMPACT
• TAP GINA FOR JOB REQUIRING NO CA CONFIRMATI­ON
• SOTTO IN ‘ALTERNATIV­E UNIVERSE’
• MILITARY CORDON AROUND ISLAND IN BOHOL NETS NO SUSPECT SO FAR
• CHINESE ARRIVALS EASE FEARS OF TERROR
• PH cruises to No. 3
• Nothing but a workout for PH5
• Errant MMDA men get estero duty
• IRR FOR LAW REQUIRING SPEED LIMIT DEVICES FOR PUVS OK’D
• PASAY POLICE: NO SECRET CELLS, ONLY SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR INMATES
• LTFRB nixes 2 new Uber ride offers
• WHEELCHAIR-BOUND STROKE PATIENT NEEDS 3-MONTHLONG THERAPY
• ERAP EYES 4TH RECLAMATIO­N PROJECT, THIS TIME FOR POOR
• Protesters use road blockades vs Maduro
• POPE RAISES DOUBTS OVER MEDJUGORJE APPARITION­S
• Global hunt for hackers launched
• MACRON USHERS IN ERA OF YOUNG FRENCH POLITICIAN­S
• ‘Dutertenom­ics’ goes to China
• VOLATILITY IN RICE PRICES PROJECTED TO CONTINUE
• Weaktradin­g seen as IPOs sap market funds
• Quibbling over P50M? Try $300M
• CEBU DEVELOPER’S IPO PRICED AT P5 A SHARE
• In business, obsession can be a good thing
• Helping businesses make better decisions with data storytelli­ng
• Is your network protected against botnets?
• Three tips on social media management
• Growth of digital commerce, domination of Asia top trends list
• Gov’t Q1 infra spending jumps 12.2%
• EXCISE TAX ON SWEETENED DRINKS FEARED TO ADVERSELY AFFECT GDP GROWTH
• Good choice for BSP chief
• RLC putting up cyberpark in Davao
• PETRON EXPANDING REFINERY CAPACITY
• ABS-CBN BOND ISSUANCE GETS TOP RATING
• ALI developing 200-ha CBD in Kawit
• Supply me to the moon
• DMCI WORKING OUT JV DEAL WITH NTT
• PETROENERG­Y PROFIT UP 327% IN Q1
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE |
• HOROSCOPE |
• After 55 years, Fernando Zóbel is back in Venice
• PHILIPPINE PAVILION INAUGURATE­D
• HUMANISM IN RAUL LEBAJO’S MODERNISM
• Romeo Gutierrez’ unfalterin­g art
• OFFEMARIA REIMAGINES THE ’RETABLO’
• Rememberin­g the great– and self-effacing–Nick Joaquin
• JOLLIBEE AND CITYMALL JOIN STI IN NATION-BUILDING
• USEP HOSTS 3RD PPS MINDANAO SUMMIT
• ALUMNI OF IOWA’S FAMOUS INTERNATIO­NAL WRITERS PROGRAM HOLD MANILA REUNION
• Khristina Manansala’s ‘Colours and Vision’
• REYBERT RAMOS TACKLES MOVIE-HERO WORSHIP IN ‘RECOIL’
• Latest ‘Alien’ installmen­t goes for the jugular
• Mariel on the joys of motherhood
• PH FILM SCORES TRIPLE VICTORY ABROAD
• THE FILHARMONI­C STAYS TRUE TO ITS UNIQUE SOUND
• Turn-ons and turn-offs on the boob tube

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