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The International Monetary Fund has urged Philippine monetary authorities to allow the peso to appreciate with the expected increase in the inflow of dollars this year. AFP PHOTO
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  1. Stocks continue to rise
  2. PAL, Cebu Pacific eye direct flights between Iloilo, Korea
  3. Peso dips as investors await next move of US Federal Reserve
  4. Airborne laser reveals hidden city in Cambodia
  5. Most Filipinos are more at home in suburban villages—INQUIRER.net poll
  6. Gov’t plans inflation-linked bonds
  7. PH record companies score win vs download site
  8. US stocks surge ahead of Fed meeting
  9. Breathless in Bohol
  10. Peso falls anew on weak trading
  1. Consortium bullish on PH, Cavite airport
  2. PH stocks plunge 6.8%
  3. PH stocks in historic fall
  4. P20B resort rising in Subic
  5. An open letter to students with a new car
  6. Bangko Sentral to favor weak peso
  7. Out to sea– safely, fastly, conveniently
  8. Airline firm’s credit card policy irks passengers
  9. Biz Buzz
  10. Bidding for LRT extension deferred
  1. The most beautiful mall SM has ever created
  2. TV5 offers early retirement incentive to curb losses
  3. Willie Revillame shifts gears from show biz to high-end hotel business
  4. New BIR rule on receipts raises uproar
  5. Lucio Tan sells rest of PAL to SMC
  6. Airline firm’s credit card policy irks passengers
  7. Economy grows a stunning 7.8%
  8. Consortium bullish on PH, Cavite airport
  9. PH’s most expensive island property project developed by single firm
  10. PH stocks plunge 6.8%

News

  • Politicians allowed estero settlers, says Singson
  • P600-B flood control master plan in old bill
  • DOH warns of deadly diseases in floodwaters
  • Brillantes: Go ahead, impeach me
  • Tropical Strom ‘Emong’ out of PH, but rains to persist

    • Sports

  • Co fulfills coaching dream with Cardinals
  • Archers Yap, Chipeco still on target, bag 2 golds
  • Avena paces PH Senior by 2
  • Paras leads 9 PBA Hall of Fame nominees
  • SEA Games: PH fielding no more than 200 bets

    • Lifestyle

  • Amanda Griffin Jacob is PH’s sexiest vegan
  • Dan Brown’s ‘Inferno’ No. 1 on Apple’s iBookstore
  • 1335 A. Mabini St.–from colonial mansion to contemporary landmark
  • An expat’s ‘wife-trepreneur’s’ bright idea is fast catching on
  • Pio Abad’s art of archeology

    • Entertainment

  • Genre-busting “The Kitchen Musical” now on Myx TV menu
  • Rizal concept album still rocking, rolling along
  • Zsa Zsa Padilla still singing sad songs
  • Marvin Agustin on his love for cooking
  • Postscript to Cannes

    • Business

  • DOTC set to seal Terminal 3 deal
  • ALI eyes offering of P21B in long-term retail bonds
  • Illegal cigarette trade seen to cost gov’t P8B a year
  • BOP surplus down to $75M in May
  • Economic growth may exceed gov’t expectations

    • Technology

  • Internet balloons to benefit small business—Google
  • Dating site for broody singles launches in Denmark
  • Facebook CEO meets SKorean president
  • Chinese supercomputer named as world’s fastest
  • Echoes can reveal the shape of a room

    • Opinion

  • Mending nets
  • The Great Flood
  • What’s in a name?
  • CComedia’s statement on the cruel rape joke
  • It’s way past time for action

    • Global Nation

  • Experts plug changing PH investment climate in confab
  • Marines reinforce disputed shoal
  • Senators seek probe of scandal
  • CBCP lauds probe on OFWs’ sexual abuse, says problem not only in Mideast
  • PH overseas labor exec in sex scandal says human traffickers out to destroy him
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