Kawhi Leonard investigation reaches critical stage as NBA trade hangs in balance
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· Sean Treppedi
Lee arrives in Brazil for summit with Lula, business roundtable
BRASILIA, July 26 (Yonhap) -- South Korean President Lee Jae Myung arrived in Brazil on Sunday for a summit with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and a business roundtable aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation.
· Park Boram
A’s catcher Shea Langeliers could be out for season as Yankees lose trade target
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· Ryan Dunleavy
Better use of public funds, not new list of programs, should be SONA focus
With only two years left in office, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has little time to shape his administration’s economic legacy. His upcoming State of the Nation Address (SONA) is expected to highlight accomplishments and outline priorities for the remainder of his term.
· Niña Myka Pauline Arceo
Governance reforms, clear economic roadmap sought
Market analysts want President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to use his upcoming State of the Nation Address (SONA) to lay out concrete economic reforms that will strengthen investor confidence, improve governance and sustain economic growth.
· Nazylen Joy Mabanglo
Israel’s archaeological plans in Sebastia risk ‘heritage apartheid,’ Israeli NGO tells ‘Post’
Israel’s investment in ensuring access to historic archaeological sites at the expense of the Palestinians who live there is a form of “heritage apartheid,” Alon Arad, executive director of the Israeli NGO Emek Shaveh, told The Jerusalem Post on Sunday.
· DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD
Embassies as outposts for tourists, terrorists
A YEAR before al-Qaeda jihadists hijacked four planes and crashed two of them into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, more than 52 million tourists were granted visas at United States embassies around the world, according to the World Tourism Organization.
· Crispin Aranda
Infra, digitalization, sustainability: Business groups bare extensive wishlist
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· Giselle P. Jordan
DA: Pork imports may resume if prices spike
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· Chynna Grace Ong
What RMC 59-2026 means for nonresident digital service providers
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· mary rose pascual, Joshua Tan
Gov’t infra spending drops 43% in Jan-May
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· Niña Myka Pauline Arceo
Latest salvo the first of more tariff actions
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· Reuters
New US tariff to affect $6.25B in exports – DTI
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Raymond Democrito Mendoza
Raymond Democrito Mendoza is currently a deputy speaker of the House of Representatives in the 19th Congress of the Philippines. He has been representing the Trade Union Congress Party, the political arm of Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP), since the 14th Congress via the party list.
For Gen X investors, dotcom bubble haunts stock market portfolios closing in on retirement
While baby boomers hog most of the attention in conversations about retirement, Gen Xers are marching toward the same destination, and in many cases, without key financial benefits of the former generation. Retiring by 55 in America is mostly a relic of the defined benefit pension plan-funded past. Now, most people …
· Kevin Williams
Saudi Arabia shifts to Suez as Houthis drive Bab Al Mandeb oil exports to near zero | The National
Saudi Arabia has loaded no crude for export via the Bab Al Mandeb strait from its west coast since the Houthis declared a maritime embargo on Saudi shipping.
· Jennifer Gnana
Inside the S&P 500 AI boom, industrials are getting as rich as tech stocks
As the AI infrastructure buildout and global geopolitical developments spur massive spending, an old-guard sector of the economy is getting a level of attention from investors that rivals the action in tech. The industrials sector of the S&P 500 is trading at a price-to-earnings ratio above 30, a level investors mor…
· Paxton Honerkamp
Visayas needs reliable power supply
MANDAUE CITY — Every power alert is a reminder that the Visayas cannot rely solely on emergency measures to keep its economy running, as the region faces the challenge of building enough dependable electricity supply for its continued growth.
· Kaiser Jan Fuentes
‘I’m sorry ... but’: Apologetic Alan Joyce tells his side of the Qantas story
Worse than the global financial crisis. Worse than the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. A shock to the industry that could cost the company 10,000 jobs.
· Chris Zappone
Margaroli, OMI-JKG win P470M license plate dispute
Calamba City — Annabelle Arcilla Margaroli and her foreign business partner, Marinus Harinck, have won a seven-year legal battle after the Quezon City Regional Trial Court dismissed an interpleader case involving ₱470 million worth of imported blank license plates and radio frequency identification (RFID) systems in…
· Roselle Aquino
The West should stop blaming China for its economic woes
The US is so deindustrialised and the EU so uncompetitive that they will not be able to meet the demands of Chinese consumers if the mainland market was flung open to them
· Alex Lo
The West should stop blaming China for its economic woes
The US is so deindustrialised and the EU so uncompetitive that they will not be able to meet the demands of Chinese consumers if the mainland market was flung open to them
· Alex Lo
Jerusalem’s Inbal Hotel focuses on food, drink experiences to find niche following Oct. 7
We all know Israel’s hospitality industry had barely recovered when it was heavily hit by Oct. 7. Yet one of Jerusalem’s flagship hotels, the Inbal, is attempting to find a niche to distinguish itself in a reduced market.
· JAMES GENN
EU, World Bank funds saved Palestinian Authority from economic collapse, INSS finds
The Palestinian Authority’s complete economic collapse has been staved off by funds provided by the European Union and the World Bank, with only a fraction of support coming from Arab states, according to research published by the Institute of National Security Studies (INSS) last week.
· DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD
Will heatwaves push European holidaymakers to 'coolcations'?
European holidaymakers worn down by recurrent heatwaves are currently snubbing Mediterranean destinations for northern climes in hopes of cooler temperatures, but it remains to be seen whether it is just a fad or a durable shift in the tourism market.
· The Local
Hugging Face presses OpenAI for transparency after AI agent breach
TRYING to explain what happened in the unprecedented cybersecurity incident involving autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) systems has raised more questions than answers about how an experimental AI system escaped its test environment. As of this writing Hugging Face is pressing OpenAI to disclose the agents' act…
· The Manila Times
Lebanon's Prime Minister visits Iraq for talks on fuel, oil and economic co-operation | The National
The Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam arrived in Baghdad on Sunday for an official visit. He leads a high-level ministerial delegation in the country for talks focused on energy supplies, economic partnership and regional stability.
· Sinan Mahmoud
Manila Zoo now offers boat rides
MANILA, Philippines — Manila Zoo visitors can now enjoy boat rides for a reasonable fee.
· Reina C. Tolentino
Alan Joyce: Qantas survived COVID because of my decisions
Former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has claimed responsibility for the airline’s survival, three years after a series of customer-service outages and operational failures infuriated the public.
· Chris Zappone
German industry bleeding jobs – business lobby
Germany is rapidly losing industrial jobs and competitiveness, Federation of German Industries (BDI) chief Tanja Goenner has warned, describing the situation as “critical.”
· RT
The Pentagon wants to build data centers. Congress would like a word.
The Department of Defense’s leasing of land to private companies for artificial intelligence server farms is drawing bipartisan scrutiny from lawmakers worried about the impact on military installations and surrounding communities.
· Andres Picon
Demand for Dubai homes cools as Middle East conflict drags on
Sales volumes fell markedly in May and June, according to Knight Frank, with rising costs adding to developers’ woes
· Cheryl Arcibal
Demand for Dubai homes cools as Iran war drags on
Sales volumes fell markedly in May and June, according to Knight Frank, with rising costs adding to developers’ woes
· Cheryl Arcibal
Iran says progress in Oman talks on Hormuz strait management
TEHRAN — Iran said on Sunday it had made progress in talks with Oman on management of the Strait of Hormuz, the strategic waterway crucial for oil and gas trade that both countries border.
· Agence France-Presse
Innovation Authority launches NIS 1 billion solution for companies hit by shekel-dollar crisis
The Israel Innovation Authority launched on Sunday a NIS 1 billion funding program for startups affected by the current strengthening of the shekel against the dollar in the currency exchange market.
· TOBIAS HOLCMAN
Northern Metropolis will make Hong Kong more liveable, Paul Chan says
Financial Secretary Paul Chan says government will make border town ‘suitable for living, working, studying and leisure’
· Ng Kang-chung
Northern Metropolis will make Hong Kong more liveable, Paul Chan says
Financial Secretary Paul Chan says government will make border town ‘suitable for living, working, studying and leisure’
· Ng Kang-chung
Iraq and Syria revive oil pipeline plan via Mediterranean in export push | The National
Iraq’s cabinet has approved a series measures aimed at diversifying the country's crude export routes and boosting production, including reviving plans to build a new pipeline to Syria through the Mediterranean Sea
· Sinan Mahmoud
China’s secret weapon for funding its tech dreams: household savings
The old chain of savings flowing into bank deposits is being replaced by one where they are sent into capital markets and tech investment
· Tan Kong Yam
China’s secret weapon for funding its tech dreams: household savings
The old chain of savings flowing into bank deposits is being replaced by one where they are sent into capital markets and tech investment
· Tan Kong Yam
Lower profit margins set to foil Chinese carmakers’ price war plans despite falling sales
Net earnings from the sale of a 100,000 yuan car now stand at just 1,500 yuan, according to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers
· Daniel Ren
Lower profit margins set to foil Chinese carmakers’ price war plans despite falling sales
Net earnings from the sale of a 100,000 yuan car now stand at just 1,500 yuan, according to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers
· Daniel Ren
US Federal Reserve expected to hold rates steady as inflation swirls
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The US Federal Reserve is set to hold its second meeting under new chairman Kevin Warsh starting Tuesday, with markets expecting policymakers to keep interest rates steady amid inflation concerns that could be exacerbated by US President Donald Trump's renewed war on Iran.
· Agence France-Presse
Israeli plant-based protein co Plantopia raises $9m
Israeli startup Plantopia, which has developed a first-of-its-kind platform for producing high-quality proteins through advanced biomolecular agriculture, has completed a $9 million financing round led by US dairy giant Schreiber Foods and with the participation of Siddhi Capital and local investors, Yotvata, Arkin …
· GLOBES/TNS
AI layoffs mount amid software sector bloodbath
"AI layoffs" have become a familiar phrase at tech companies in the past two years. More and more companies, especially in the software sector, are downsizing workforces, citing the development of AI as the reason. These cuts can sometimes reduce a significant proportion of the company's employees in a single round …
· SHIRIT AVITAN COHEN/GLOBES/TNS
Decades of talk, zero barrels stored: why can’t Asean stockpile oil?
The Iran war energy crisis revived Asean’s joint reserve plans. To avoid another shelved ambition, the bloc needs swift, binding action
· Elbinsar Purba
Conservative lawmaker accuses Lee of piggybacking on corporate accomplishments
Rep. Na Kyung-won of the People Power Party dismissed President Lee Jae Myung's trip to the San Francisco AI Summit as "piggyback diplomacy," saying that he exploited the trip to take political credit for deals secured by Korean companies.
· Hwang Sun-jun