Singaporean budget carrier Tiger Airways will reduce flights to the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Clark, Pampanga starting Sunday, prompted by what it describes as "regulatory uncertainty."
Front Page
* Airline cuts Clark flights in policy row
* Spam comprises most of RP e-mail
* Mall firm bares P6-B tourism venture
* Two years later, still no convictions in RATE drive
* Arroyo signs ’07 budget
Banking & Finance
* Peso joins rally as Fed keeps rates steady
* Ayala’s BPI sees remittance business growing by a fifth
* Bonds up but volatility still expected
* China Bank net income up nearly 11% to P3.5 billion
* Vehicle links to commodities
Corporate World
* Rockwell listing to fund Lopez Center
* State asks court to rethink order for shutdown of Pandacan
* Smart’s newest service: 3G-based mobile ‘eye’
* Fund manager to get $125M from investors by second quarter
* US research firm opening new call center in Cagayan de Oro
The Economy
* Philippines may beat BoP surplus target
* Subsidies to state firms rise slightly
* Air negotiations delayed
* P45-M e-gov’t portal deal awarded
* Biofuels demand expected to strain coconut production
The Nation
* Arroyo orders new police officers to guard May polls
* Government workers get 10% pay hike
* Namfrel chosen anew as poll body’s citizen’s arm
* Poor segment rises nationwide - SWS survey
* Rights violations probe opens
The Stock Market
* Stocks up, but market still consolidating
Opinion
* Left Field — By A. R. Samson: "Deadlines"
* Vector — By Sonny Coloma: "Know-how vs know-why?"
* One Man’s Meat — By Benjamin G. Defensor: "The business of education"
* Rule Of Law — By Basilio H. Alo: "CHR on trial"
* Commentary — By Jose Antonio Ocampo & Rob Vos Project Syndicate: "Global economic cooperation or bust"
News Plus
Labor & Management
* Labor’s regional department promotes business sense, jobs in informal sector
* Regional schools offer teacher training to prepare students for work force
* Global companies tell top managers to work less
* CSC: HR policies in government now more women-friendly
* In the Workplace — By Reylito A.H. Elbo
"Hiring policy against the third sex"
Specials
Weekender
Section banner stories:
* The Philippine stock market: He’s seen it all
* J & J promotes traditional Pinoy games
* Bush’s health care plan not most effective
* Kiamba Sleepy town’s pleasant surprises
* Women workers recycle banana plantation wastes into cash
* Plus Cinema, Stay In & Going Out
I.T. Matters
* MySpace creates Internet rallying site for politicians, voters to interact
* EU aims to roll out mobile TV by Euro 2008 championship
* Davao’s online marketplace goes from virtual to physical
* Philippine Silicon Valley: "De La Salle and Ateneo: Not just vying for excellence on the court"
Downloads
* Shattering the Glass Ceiling
* 2006 3rd Quarter Banking Report
* 2006 2nd Quarter Banking Report
* Journal for Entrepreneurs: Diversification
* Journal for Entrepreneurs: Innovation
* BW Special Report: Information & Communication Technology Industry
* BW Special Report: The Advertising Industry
* 2005 3rd Quarter Banking Report
* BW Special Report: Microfinance
* Guide to Bonds and Other Fixed-Income Instruments
No comments:
Post a Comment