Hanjin’s titanic default
A debt default refers to the failure of a debtor to meet the legal obligations or conditions of a loan. That’s fairly easy to understand. In corporate finance,…
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All the Philippines is our land
Bangsamoro Transition Commission chair Ghazali Jaafar recently aired his sentiments, saying political leaders in Mindanao must sacrifice their own interests in…
Window-dressed regime
The scheming pair of senatorial candidate Mar Roxas and former President Noynoy Aquino is banking on exploiting yellow criticisms, mostly based on made-up…
Aides slam door on Reds ‘dealer’
None of the close aides of President Rodrigo Duterte is ready to believe former Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) chief Avelino “Billy” Andal’s claim of him…
Last passenger standing
In the Philippines, a bus aisle serves more than its purpose of letting passengers move in and out of the vehicle. That narrow space is for seat extensions to…
Loan sharks warned: Leave vets alone
Senior Citizen Party-list Rep. Francisco Datol has appealed to authorities to protect war veterans from loan sharks with the the law on the P20,000 monthly…
Useless persistence
Liberal Party (LP) senatorial bet Manuel Roxas II is said to suffer from the anti-dilawan attacks of President Rody Duterte, the reason for his precarious…
Dumb no-el threat
No wonder political candidates, like now senatorial candidate aboveground commie Neri Colmenares, will never make it to the Senate, or even a regular House…
Group expects Davao airport improvement
DAVAO CITY — With the creation of the Davao International Airport Authority (DIAA), Davao City Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc (DCCCII) president Arturo…
Lost data ‘yellow’ ops
The anomalous passport deal initiated by officials of former President Benigno Aquino led by his Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario caused the lost…
Oil price hikes greet motorists
Motorists should expect up to P2.50 per liter increase in petroleum prices in the coming weeks. contributed photo
Teacher’s pet
In this Year of the Pig, anything associated with the animal is considered to be lucky — not just the figurines sold in Chinatown stores but also live pigs.
TRAIN benefits outweigh concerns
As the administration’s ongoing comprehensive tax reform program (CTRP) continues to make strides, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III highlighted the…
When buying cheap costs more
Another year has started. For some, it means a new struggle, a new beginning or a new hope. For others, an occasion or justification for a new purchase. While…
Duterte trust, approval soar
Despite the relentless attacks mostly against his fiery speeches, President Rodrigo Duterte continues to enjoy a strong 81 percent approval and 76 percent…
GMA admits marijuana use
This picture taken on June 9, 2017 shows Peter Crock, chief executive of Cann group limited, examining two-months-old cannabis cuttings at an undisclosed…
pinay wins miss tourism world intercontinental title
January 9th, 11:50pm January 10th, 8:18am TDTWithout Fear Without Favor
Ex-cop shot dead
Police authorities have launched a manhunt against two motorcycle-riding gunmen who shot and killed a retired police officer while officiating a basketball…
A matter of faith
Catch me, I’m falling A young man clutches at the Black Nazarene’s cross as an elderly hijo pushes him down into the arms of their fellow devotees. Such scenes…
No string, only smile, handshake
It took a smile and a handshake to seal a four-lane bridge project through a grant extended by China.