Our own worst enemy
Resilience, however, shouldn’t be a substitute for good governance. We shouldn’t have to overcome self-inflicted wounds every single time.
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Resilience, however, shouldn’t be a substitute for good governance. We shouldn’t have to overcome self-inflicted wounds every single time.
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The inauguration on 13 July also reminded us that infrastructure is not just about concrete and buildings. It is about creating opportunities, connecting…
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The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) removed franchise renewal hassles for Transport Network Vehicle Services (TNVS) through…
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Eighty-four percent of Filipino consumers cite rising inflation as their primary financial concern as the Middle East crisis continues to reshape domestic…
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The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) on Monday said the newly inaugurated Benoni Port Light Craft Landing Station in Camiguin is expected to strengthen trade,…
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Eighty four percent of Filipino consumers cite rising inflation as their primary financial concern as the Middle East crisis continues to reshape domestic…
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S&P said the uptick was driven by stronger new orders, which encouraged manufacturers to raise production for a second straight month.
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It’s starting to rain and, more often than not, the rainfall comes as a surprise.
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A decade or two ago, we saw strong volume growth in beer and spirits. Today, coffee has probably become the fastest-growing beverage consumed outside the home.
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Trust, once lost, is difficult to rebuild. Investors value policy consistency as much as fiscal incentives.
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Slower inflation in June has strengthened the government’s case for extending the P50-per-kilo price ceiling on imported rice, with Agriculture Secretary…
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The Economy and Development Council approved a P10.07-billion Philippine Geothermal Resource Derisking Facility, a government-backed financing mechanism to…
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Inflation eased for the second consecutive month in June, declining to 6.4 percent from 6.8 percent in May, falling within the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’…
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When prices keep rising but the economy slows, you need a different game plan.
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Inflation in Central Visayas is expected to remain elevated in the coming months, driven by global geopolitical friction and the looming threat of an El Niño…
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Grab Philippines fully funded a one-month demand-boost campaign for select homegrown food merchants, helping local restaurants drive transactions without…
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Political clans do not need blood relatives in adjacent seats when they can install allies, financiers and loyal proxies instead.
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Headline inflation likely continued to ease in June as lower fuel prices and declining costs of key food items helped temper price pressures, although…
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