Mercury hits 41.1 degrees in Japan
TOKYO — Japan logged its highest-ever temperature of 41.1 degrees Celsius on Monday as a deadly heat wave continued to grip wide areas of the country, claiming…
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Briones cites TRAIN’s mitigating effects
Education Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones called for a change in public mindset towards taxes as she pushed the continuous implementation of the Tax Reform…
PH loses P266B yearly from excessive shipping fees
The Philippines loses between P106.44 billion ($2 billion) and P266 billion ($5 billion) annually from excessive shipping fees, data from the Department of…
NBI hunts 4 wanted ex-solons
Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra yesterday said they will help in the enforcement of the arrest warrants issued by a Nueva Ecija court against four former…
Fugitive Ozamiz exec in PNP hands
Fugitive Ozamiz City Councilor Ricardo “Ardot” Parojinog, the younger brother of slain Ozamiz City Mayor Reynaldo Parojinog, was brought back to the…
Leila’s journey into narco infamy
Like the mythical Janus, detained Sen. Leila de Lima is showing a different facet by projecting herself both as a human rights advocate and a victim of human…
Gov seeks help for dengue
Batanes Governor Marilou Cayco is seeking assistance from the Department of Health (DoH) so they can deal with the rising number of dengue cases in the…
Belle Corp. nets strong gains in H1
Property and casino operator Belle Corp. reported an 11 percent surge in revenues in the first six months of the year on strong gains from its gaming…
Maza ordered arrested
A head of a government agency and three other former officials were ordered arrested yesterday by a Nueva Ecija court for murder charges filed in 2006.
Gov’t retools taxmen with training
The government is retooling personnel of the country’s tax collection agencies with continuing training on best industry practices to sharpen their…
Red Cross uplifts livelihood of 5,000 Marawi victims
Families who have been displaced due to the war between local terrorist groups and government forces in Marawi City continue to struggle due to lack of food…
Innovation boosts e-payments
The electronic payment mode continues to grow in popularity as more Filipinos experience the convenience and safety of using this method, a study revealed.
Investors remain optimistic
The Philippines continues to offer business opportunities in several areas despite concerns over the proposed second tax reform package said the directors of…
Digital UK news revenues surpass print
The British newspaper group that owns The Guardian said Tuesday that its digital revenues had outstripped print for the first time.
At the ‘eyecon’ for an icon
On the first of Celine Dion’s two-night concerts in Manila last weekend, we watched the global star from a five-star venue: the Mall of Asia Arena Premier…
SC ruling on IRA share prospective
The Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) “just share” of the country’s local government units (LGU) under the 2019 national budget should be prospective and not…
Caesar’s wife test
Heads should roll at the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) over a 2017 audit report which exposed shenanigans in the agency like fake farmers in four regions…
IRA share hike ‘no simple matter’
Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III on Tuesday underscored the impact of the recent Supreme Court decision raising the coverage of the Internal Revenue…
Matchy-matchy
A sidelight of the annual State of the Nation Address of the president is the fashion show of legislators and their spouses. The effort and stress they go…
Makati to surpass revenue goal
Makati City Mayor Abby Binay yesterday expressed confidence the city will exceed its 2018 revenue target as it collected P12.09 billion in the first half of…