The Philippine Star - 2021-10-25

• Go calls for fuel subsidy amid rising oil prices
• Bayan seeks ‘unity’ vs Bongbong-Sara alliance
• DOH urges parents to have kids vaccinated vs polio
• Ombudsman: No censorship in draft bill for SALN reportage
• NCR deescalati­on a big possibilit­y — DOH
• Chinese radio challenges in WPS ease up
• Robredo calls for urgent aid for health care workers
• Leni: DOJ initial findings confirm lapses in drug war
• Vaccine mandate
• Bongbong Marcos’ case – a moral issue
• Worse than Delta?
• Moles & spiders
• DOT: ‘It’s more fun with you’
• China’s bullying and the role of the chip
• Julian Ongpin asks court to dismiss drug case
• Thousands visit dolomite beach
• QC intensifie­s breast cancer awareness drive
• Boracay rehab completion eyed before June 2022
• Ex-CamSur gov cleared in ‘anomalous’ fuel deal
• COVID cases in eastern Europe near 20 M
• Wuhan Marathon postponed after China COVID surge
• Turkey’s Erdogan expels US envoy, 9 others
• More NBA milestones
• Filbasket ready for blast-off
• Hotshots brandish old game, avoid 0-3 hole
• Economists see spike in inflation
• ‘Phl to lead Asean growth in 2022’
• Gov’t raises P13 B from tax amnesty
• More banks leveraging QR code
• Stocks likely to sustain upward movement
• Team Transitory
• D&L exports stay strong despite pandemic
• Synergy Grid FOO priced at P12/share
• Flexible approach to bank loan restructur­ing urged
• AC Energy targets double-digit growth
• Revenge shopping
• Isuzu opens new dealership in La Union
• Fish unloading volume up 19%
• Chinese solar firms see bright spots in Phl
• NTC mulls landline portabilit­y
• Who wants Dennis Uy out of Malampaya?
• NLEX says expanded SFEX delivering promised results
• Cash allocation­s hit P3 T in 9 months
• Be a new home owner with SMDC’s virtual tour
• ADB’s coal buyout to cut 200 tons of carbon yearly
• Sta. Lucia expands into countrysid­e
• OFWs urged to venture into agribusine­ss
• Gov’t woos French firms in F&B sector
• Pakistani pharma firms interested to locate in ecozones
• Saudi Arabia pledges net-zero emissions by 2060
• Lower dairy imports expected this year
• PLDT says innovation is key to business success
• Business guide to digital shift
• Amid US Capitol riot, Facebook in turmoil
• Time running out for solution in Brexit trade talks, says UK
• China’s troubled property behemoth averts default, signals business shift
• Back on air with Ali Sotto
• Las Hermanas: A tale of sibling love and rivalry
• Tarlac is a melting pot artists
• Virgin Labfest starts Nov. 16
• Meet Jeffrey Querubin, the inspiratio­nal crooner
• his Thursday, Oct. 28, a small and socially-distanced book launch will be held at the Developmen­t Bank of the Philippine­s in Makati to honor one of the DBP’s guiding lights, and one of the most distinguis­hed and accomplish­ed economists and diplomats of hi
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