Lessons from 2008
The threat no longer originates from financial markets but from geopolitics — energy routes, shipping lanes, trade fragmentation, and the growing fragility of…
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The threat no longer originates from financial markets but from geopolitics — energy routes, shipping lanes, trade fragmentation, and the growing fragility of…
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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will mobilize $30 billion by 2030 to help Southeast Asian economies strengthen resilience, deepen regional integration and…
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Investors are generally more concerned about economic reforms continuing to move forward despite political tensions. ‘What’s really important is that priority…
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Achieving genuine inclusivity in the transition to digital economies means addressing the digital divide that persists within and between nations.
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The Philippine dairy industry posted stronger growth in the first quarter of 2026 as local milk production continued to rise amid increasing consumer demand…
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The Paraguayan leader is scheduled to visit Rizal Park on Monday for a wreath-laying ceremony before proceeding to Malacañang.
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For police Cpl. Kristel May L. Nicdao of the Quezon City Police District, balancing police duty with raising six children means constantly moving between two…
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Reforms addressing government corruption and energy security are imperative to restoring overall market confidence, according to Makati Business Club (MBC)…
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‘The country’s economic fundamentals are far stronger than when the label was first applied to the Philippines in the 1970s’ under the administration of…
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As more government services move online under the E-Governance Act, concerns are growing over the reliability and security of the country’s digital…
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Security Bank has expanded its presence in Northern Luzon with the opening of new branches in San Carlos, Pangasinan, and Candon, Ilocos Sur.
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The Philippine economy has yet to enter “stagflation” territory despite a whirlwind of domestic and external headwinds, according to Department of Economy,…
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Economists and industry groups pointed to slowing investments, softer household spending, and rising business uncertainty following the flood control…
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Global companies do not invest on sentiment or simply because Pinoys speak good English. They invest where they find cheap and reliable power, fast approvals,…
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Across the region, governments should resist the temptation to simply subsidize their way through the crisis.
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Members of the Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) have all agreed to cooperate in lieu of the adoption of the…
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Amid the Middle East crisis affecting global economies, investments in the country’s economic continue to soar, improving more than 100 percent…
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MACTAN, Cebu — Trade Secretary Cristina Roque has urged economic ministers to take a timely and practical approach in the Middle East crisis, which has been…
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