
Nobel watchers guess who gets economics’ top prize
The committee has been ‘signaling’ that Americans Colin Camerer and George Loewenstein will win this year.
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The committee has been ‘signaling’ that Americans Colin Camerer and George Loewenstein will win this year.
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BPI projects Philippine GDP growth slowed to 1.9 percent in the second quarter of 2026, citing weak infrastructure spending, softer consumer demand, reduced…
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De La Salle University and the Philippine Competition Commission have partnered to establish the country’s first academic hub dedicated to competition law and…
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De La Salle University ranks as the top private university in the Philippines for economics and econometrics in the 2026 QS World University Rankings, also…
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Why going to the movies feels expensive (and it’s not a scam)
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In short, the Philippines is pursuing a delicate balancing act, committed to diplomacy and dialogue while simultaneously pushing back against actions that…
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Givers of gifts want to make the receivers happy but there is the problem of what gift will do the job.
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In economic terms, the 13th-month pay expands your budget line and allows the employed folks to spend a little extra — at least temporarily.
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US equities dropped Thursday as stocks struggled to recover from a three-week slump, weighed down by Mr. Trump’s 200 percent tariff threat on EU alcohol in…
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Leaders from various sectors gathered to discuss how green investments can drive economic growth and address climate change, emphasizing the need for…
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