The Manila Times - November 22, 2024

World’s largest solar farm rises in NEcija

OZ CALLS

DICT EYES POLICY TO SUBSIDIZE TELCO TOWER ROLLOUT

Marcos says he’s open to clemency for Veloso

Banana taped to a wall sells for $6.2M in New York

First lady opens Intramuros tourism center, museum

‘Can you kill crime without spilling blood?’

We need a breathing space

World’s largest solar farm rises in NEcija

3 storms leave 12 dead, P2.33B damage

Banana taped to a wall

Go stresses urgent need for food security

Remulla to reform PNP promotion system

FRUIT ART

First lady

Slander can be filed against a gossiper

Regional security up at Laos talks

WHERE’S THE CATCH?

Seismic hazard atlas launched

Manila, Vientiane boosting cooperation

‘Asean centrality important in addressing disputes’

Other Southeast Asian stock exchanges

Responsible financial management needed

Fugitive POGOs morph into ‘guerrilla scam operations’

‘Can you kill crime without spilling blood?’

Politics is more important than the education of Filipinos

We need a breathing space

Responsible financial management needed

Radical idea for a culture-based governance system in Muslim Mindanao

A unified intelligence system

Beware the Luddites

Garcia shrugs off nepotism case

House launches aid program for Bicol

Cagayan to pursue illegal loggers

Box yields P39M worth of marijuana

PLACE OF PROSTRATION

Angeles City, CDC launch scholarship program

Condonation program benefits over 2K farmers

Mindanao’s economic development gets boost

DOT aims to strengthen PH-Bahrain tourism ties

Dams eyed in Cebu City to address water demand

P510K worth of shabu seized in Batangas

BCDA breaks ground for P4.24-B PAF facility

Marcos

BuCor bans cellphones in prisons, penal farms

DICT EYES POLICY

Confidence is key

Peso back at record P59:$1 low

New digital banks could open next year

A looming rice crisis? Blame it on heaven!

Fed officials stake out competing policy views

FINEX FILES

A looming

Manual workers worried about AI

Getting back our economic resources in the WPS

DA: Central bodies needed for policy reforms

Maynilad: Wastewater facility nearly complete

Robinsons Retail eyes competitiveness boost

DigiPlus looking to expand; unit qualifies for Brazil gaming license

Peso back

Getting back

Solar power plant switched on in Bohol

Fed officials

20 years of building the good life

20 years of building the good life

Indian magnate Adani charged in US

Google ordered to sell Chrome browser

China advisers call for steady 2025 growth goal

Nvidia posts $19-B quarterly profit

ON A ROLL

NKorea-Russia economic deal inked

Gang symbols banned in public in New Zealand

Four tourists dead after methanol poisoning in Laos

Social media firms face $33-M fine if no-kids rule broken

NEARLY 40% OF MYANMAR’S 3.4M DISPLACED ARE KIDS – UNICEF

Chinese ship shadowed after Baltic cables severed

VOLCANO IN SOUTHWEST ICELAND ERUPTS FOR 7TH TIME SINCE DEC

Russia fires ICBM after Kyiv launched UK-made missiles

Three-coffin tradition cut from papal funerals

Dozens dead, missing in Gaza after Israeli strikes

Security Bank transforms classrooms in Cavite, Pagadian and Pampanga

UST celebrates its master artists with art exhibition

Aboitiz InfraCapital achieves 5-Star Berde District Certification

The Westin Manila introduces ‘Green Mondays’ lunch buffet

DOST-PCCI innovation hub to boost enterprises’ growth

Beyond the View: Savor every moment in Tagaytay

75 years of friendship through music, art and cultural exchange

SM Foundation modernizes San Pablo Health Center to serve Ormocanons

The Tile Gallery unveils newest showroom in San Juan

Anko aweigh

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