Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2022-07-23

• STUDY: 95% OF MONKEYPOX CASES TRANSMITTE­D THRU SEXUAL ACTIVITY
• DND chief undeterred by China’s warnings
• Food security and the coconut industry
• Not another election postponeme­nt
• Waiting to see
• TUG-OF-WAR OVER SEAT OF ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA REGION RESUMES
• BOHOL STAGES SANDUGO FESTIVAL SANS STREET DANCING
• ‘Trump abused powers to overturn 2020 poll’
• Writing from the margins: HK anglophone poets gain recognitio­n abroad
• INDIA’S MANGO MAN DEVELOPS 300 VARIETIES
• SOUNDING THE ALARM
• ROOKIE EGGESVIK SETS SIGHTS ON GRINDING WAY TO WORLD CUP SLOT
• ROAD WARRIORS SEAL CLASH WITH HOTSHOTS
• COOL SMASHERS READY TO PICK UP PIECES AGAINST FLYING TITANS
• BANK OF COMMERCE TO APPEAL SC RULING ON DISPUTED CAP FUNDS
• PSEI WRINGS OUT SMALL GAIN FROM TEPID TRADING
• ANGEL INVESTORS FUND MOBILE APP FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS
• ICTSI SECURES SPOT AMONG WORLD’S TOP PORT OPERATORS
• SEC APPROVES MEGAWIDE’S P 4-B BOND SALE
• DOE SOLICITING COAL EXPLORATIO­N COUNTEROFF­ERS
• PH banks seen mostly ‘resilient’ to shocks
• PINOYS’ ONLINE SHOPPING APPETITE UNWAVERING
• FINANCE CHIEF MANDATES INSURERS’ CAPITAL BUILDUP
• ALI welcomes new Lipa City Hall and trading center in Areza estate
• RWM TO NWR: USHERING IN AN EXTRAORDIN­ARY BEGINNING
• Retail makes a strong comeback, demand for office space picks up
• On respecting your neighbor’s easement of light and view
• THE GRAND MIDORI ORTIGAS: A SOLID INVESTMENT CHOICE
• The evolution of Philippine housing
• Highs and lows of PH real estate
• Is inflation good or bad for the property sector?
• Photograph­ing architectu­re
• KEEPING YOUR SPACES LIT WITH ALPHALUX
• THIS WORLD-CLASS INFINITY SCULPTURE AT AN UPCOMING UPSCALE COMMUNITY IN LIPA IS BY AWARD-WINNING ARTIST TOYM DE LEON IMAO
• Creating a safe space for your furry friends
• ACHIEVING THAT FINE, SERENE BEACHSIDE LIFESTYLE
• TLDC delivers on its promise, remains bullish
• The need for a coherent infrastruc­ture agenda
• Premium buys for that ultra luxe lifestyle
• Okada Manila’s fountain springs back to life
• HOW THIS MESSAGING APP IS HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES
• Why reading gives you impossible life experience­s
• SCHOOL NETWORK SEES INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT WITH ‘FLEX LEARNING’
• BUMBLE UPDATES GENDER SELECTION AND NONBINARY EXPERIENCE
• HIGH SCHOOL OPENS GENERAL ACADEMIC STRAND FOR DEAF STUDENTS
• CROWNE PLAZA, HOLIDAY INN MANILA GALLERIA CELEBRATE DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION
• Sofitel’s ‘SKÅL: The Nordic Viking Party’ is back this September
• SIX CHEFS, 12 HANDS AT SHERATON MANILA HOTEL’S S KITCHEN
• SMHCC announces appointmen­t of GM for new property
• K-POP STAR J-HOPE TO MAKE MUSIC HISTORY AT CHICAGO’S LOLLAPALOO­ZA FESTIVAL
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Brad Pitt says retirement still a long way off
• MET SCREENING OF BROCKA, ROMERO FILMS, PROMOTING PH CULTURE ON PRIORITY LIST OF NEW NCCA HEAD
• What’s a no-no for Jaclyn Jose in acting

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