The Manila Times - 2021-03-05

• Palace rules out forced vaccinatio­n
• PH gets first batch of Astra vaccine
• Concepcion sees 4th quarter rebound
• Abolish our useless, wasteful post of vice president
• Fluidity of Philippine politics
• Palace: No water shortage this year
• Govt raises P463B from RTB issuance
• IT’S DEFINITELY HAPPENING!
• EDSA — THE WORTHWHILE CAUSE THAT WAS WASTED
• WHO TO GOVT: FOLLOW VACCINE PRIORITY LIST
• AstraZenec­a vaccine eyed for senior health workers
• ‘Better normal’ measures in Senate pushed
• Deafening karaoke sessions
• Time to bridge digital divide – Gatchalian
• Robredo: Too late for me to shop for vaccines
• Maladroit spokesmans­hip
• Ides, winds, etc. of March
• Week 43 of coronaviru­s quarantine: Vaccinatio­n will come
• Biden ambitions run into reality of Senate's rules
• Lawfare: Weaponizin­g our laws to defend the enemy
• A legacy of 'epal' and necro politics (2)
• DOMINGUEZ: ‘ENCOURAGIN­G PROSPECTS FOR PH ECONOMY THIS YEAR’
• Battle-scarred Abu fighter surrenders
• 85K served by Malasakit Center in Ilocos Region
• No more quarantine for R9 bus travelers
• `Stop quarrying in Marikina watershed’
• DoH, Metro mayors find ways to stop Covid surge
• Regulating the LPG industry
• BIR: POGO revenues to hit below P4B this year
• DTI TO CHINA FIRMS: INVEST MORE IN PH
• New LRT-2 stations to start operations next month
• Profit taking snaps PSEi’s climb
• ‘Corporate sector to rebound this year’
• ICTSI’s 2020 income climbs to over $101M
• Cebu Pacific bullish on tourism rebound
• AboitizPow­er enters battery market
• China Bank to raise P100B in 3 years
• CPG nets P3B from retail bond offer
• US economy grows modestly – Fed
• China bans Taiwan pineapples
• Indigenous groups sue firm for deforestat­ion
• Asian markets resume losses
• US begins breaking apps’ payment monopoly
• OPEC boosts oil production
• Brand builder
• Covid shuts schools for 168M students
• Riots rumors call off US Congress session
• I’m not going to quit – NY gov
• SAfrica celebrates as infections drop
• Brazil’s virus deaths surge continues
• 38 dead in Myanmar protests crackdown
• Palestinia­ns’ condition in Gaza worsening
• China opens panda-themed museum
• Ryan Garcia gives up on Pacquiao
• PACQUIAO TO SENATORS: SUPPORT BOXING COMMISSION BILL
• Harden puts on show against former team
• Bulacan holds tryouts for NBL tournament
• Probers look at Woods' 'SUV black box'
• Foreign fans 'not allowed' in Olympics
• All eyes on Michigan this NCAA weekend
• Easy but challengin­g
• Watsons and SM Cares partner for Trash to Cash recycling market
• Max’s Group offers new multi-brand delivery service
• Poplar Co. Ltd switches to Rimini Street Support
• Pru Life UK offers health protection against dengue
• Best way to give love
• What does healthcare look like post-pandemic?
• 100% plant-based food now available
• Chevron recognized among Asia’s best employers
• Telcos should prioritize efficiency and sustainabi­lity in 5G Deployment­s
• 3M PH Volunteer Program creates impact amid pandemic
• DoST-FPRDI preserves priceless wood samples through digitizati­on
• Palacio de Memoria presents Primero 2021 auction
• CSC honors civil registrars
• SSS adds more transactio­ns to govt’s one-stop business services portal
• Unilever announces its topic competitio­n
• Puyat affirms support for Siquijor’s reopening
• Golden Globes 2021 — making statements
• Fiscal prudence, trade surplus shield Philippine­s from Covid economic impact
• Asean economies gradually bounce back in 2021
• PLDT and Smart advocate for mental wellness and resilience in the workplace
• The Manila Times Economic Forum sheds light to Philippine economic recovery

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