Business Day
Item
- Title
- Business Day
- Description
- Southeast Asia's first business daily.
- Issue Date
- Volume XIV (Issue No. 132) August 29, 1980
- Publisher
- Enterprise Publications.
- Year
- 1980
- Language
- English
- Subject
- Philippines -- Commerce -- Periodicals
- Rights
-
- Place of publication
- Manila
- Item sets
- Business Day
- Media
Business Day
A case (in fact, 102,000) of the bubblies goes flying around the world.
C, Itoh wins NGA wheat contract
Afghanistan boosts its forces with volunteers.
Amendments -- income tax
Bangladesh looks more beyond its own borders.
BPI-Comtrust merger nearly covered by capital gains tax.
Capital gain tax break : when to implement.
Coal carriers equal record freight rates.
Container operations streamlined.
Custom amends overtime rates paid by clients to its staff.
Delta Motor's Mini-Cruiser, Tamaraw to be sold in Egypt.
ESCAP holds joint meet on shipping.
Estafa raps filed vs. Bicol, Leyte financing firm execs.
Ethiopia invades Somalia
French fishermen admit defeat in week-long blockade.
GMRC bares 2nd-quarter dividends.
Guidelines in unibanking.
India launches first training sail ship.
Japan plans to increase oil stockpile.
Japanese, German support global negotiations on oil.
Jobless Britons exceed 2 million.
Latebreakers.
Liv Ullman is Unicef goodwill ambassador.
Manila filmfest gets Venice endorsement.
Market reports.
'Mergers' and ‘consolidations’.
Mines in short-lived rally; oils, C-Is decline further.
MITI chief deems bank discount rate too small.
MM jeepney men now want higher fares.
Monetary movements
Moratorium on US banks takeover by foreigners urged.
Moynihan denies link with drug smuggling ring.
News briefs.
Oddments.
Over the weekends.
PAL opens Mabuhay club.
PCMP firm surged to buy more parts made locally.
Polish crisis spreads : invades Somalia military maneuvers by NATO, Warsaw Pact slated.
PSC to raise price ceilings in provinces.
Rep to stage ‘Pippin’ at Meralco theater.
Rever salon sets seminar on latest hairdo fad.
Rural bankers alarmed over palay underpricing.
Sugar workers holds convention.
Supermarket trade houses to open soon.
Tanduay eyes export to offset slump in sales on local market.
Trade deficit now seen at $1.78B : higher oil bill, slower growth of nontraditional exports.
UN special session on world economy :
rich, poor nations buckle down to work.
US dockers start support for Polish workers.
US trade deficit declines in July.
WG wants more access to Japanese market.
Worm business has fast-moving demand.