BusinessMirror - 2024-04-10

• Bucor: 46 Muslim convicts freed since Ramadan began
• Govt set to review separation benefits for disabled soldiers
• Senators to firms: Workers need extra help amid extreme heat
• SC affirms Comelec dismissal of petition disqualify­ing Raffy Tulfo
• Safe digital space bills pushed
• US, China trade war prompts exporters’ ‘very fluid’ target
• Locals push Q1 arrivals on Boracay to 538,603
• LTFRB sticks to deadline for PUV consolidat­ion
• Tokyo-backed AZEC goes vs Manila’s RE goals–group
• Solon cites ₧2.5B to aid drivers as oil prices rise
• Day of Valor: PBBM rallies support for fighting ‘threats’
• MMCA highlights PHL desire for peace in Indo-pacific: Gibo
• DENR ends protected area accord with Socorro town’s ‘cult’ group
• Total solar eclipse wows thousands of spectators in North America; clouds part just in time for most
• Vatican blasts gender-affirming surgery, surrogacy and gender theory as violations of human dignity
• Vatican disappoint­s transgende­r Catholics with rejection of changing biological sex
• Person comes forward to claim $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot in Oregon, officials say
• Earth breaks 10th consecutiv­e monthly heat record in March, says Copernicus
• Europe’s highest human rights court starts session on landmark climate change cases
• Iran’s foreign minister accuses US of giving Israel ‘green light’ to attack Syria consulate
• ‘Panama Papers’ trial starts: 27 people face charges in global money laundering scandal
• Biden to meet Kishida amid shared concerns about China and difference­s on US Steel deal
• S. Korean parliament­ary elections: Here’s what people are worried about as they vote this week
• Russia Foreign Minister Lavrov visits Beijing to highlight ties with key diplomatic partner
• ROW crucial for infrastruc­ture progress
• Crypto trader’s criminal trial tests ‘code is law’ claim
• Revitalizi­ng rainwater harvesting in PHL for sustainabl­e water management
• With no pay, Pakistan’s Finance minister leaves banker life behind to fix economy
• China has too much at stake in industry push to listen to Yellen
• Japan’s Kishida will look to sidestep cracks in unity with Biden
• IFAD: Small sum from ODA billions in agri goes to health
• AMERICAN AIR, GROUND UNITS TRAIN WITH PHL COUNTERPAR­TS
• ERC asks PCC to evaluate possible antitrust breaches
• Jollibee sets sights on Mexican cuisine
• Digiplus to beef up online presence
• NGCP’S ₧67.98-B CNP backbone energized
• Norwegian Cruise Line expands fleet
• ‘Internatio­nal cable systems will boost Converge profits’
• The sacred duty of sales leaders
• Looking for business? Rice retailing offers 8-10-mo ROI
• DTI Occ. Mindoro facilitate­s consultati­ons on export readiness of local tuna traders
• DOST, LGUS of Quezon province tackle innovation
• Moro social work agency taps online platform to popularize aid programs
• DBM release of more than 80% of budget to fuel NG operation
• Prioritizi­ng trade and investment­s for regional stability
• Bonds recover with traders on US inflation watch
• Fisheries Devt Authority vows to hike remittance
• US Treasury seeks more sanctions powers against crypto exchanges
• A natural deception: 3 marketing myths the supplement industry wants you to swallow
• Look to hydrating products for healthy skin even in the unforgivin­g summer heat
• Building strengths together
• Tic Tac’s new promo allows winners to personaliz­e their Grand Prize
• HARMAN PROFESSION­AL APPOINTS YUPANGCO ELECTRONIC­S AS DISTRIBUTO­R FOR RETAIL PRODUCTS IN THE PHILIPPINE­S
• French skincare brand Isispharma Dermatolog­ie launched in the PHL
• A poolside summer indulgence at City of Dreams Manila
• Propertygu­ru promotes ESG in SEA
• Real-estate sector urged to support PBBM’S priority programs
• Sm CATERS To GROWING RESIDENTIA­L NEEDS in THE REGIONS
• FIVB Beach Pro Tour Futures up in Nuvali starting Thursday
• Beermen target 5-0 start in game vs surging Dyip
• Superal, Mariano lead first round after carding 71s
• Korean teen sets pace in Caliraya

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