Too slow, too few
Each jeepney driver, for instance, assuming that they operate 300 days a year, shells out P135,000 in fuel taxes.
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Each jeepney driver, for instance, assuming that they operate 300 days a year, shells out P135,000 in fuel taxes.
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Exporters are urging the government to reduce the value-added tax on fuel and electricity as rising global oil prices linked to tensions in the Middle East…
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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — A barge undergoing repair was gutted by a fire of still undetermined origin at a shipyard in Tagoloan town, Misamis Oriental, late Friday…
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MUMBAI, India (AFP) — Nepal has started selling half-filled cooking gas cylinders to curb hoarding and panic buying, officials said Friday, following import…
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The group supports reviewing excessive penalties imposed under the Joint Administrative Order governing traffic violations.
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Relief items distributed included grocery packs, snacks, vitamins, water containers, shirts, fans and fruits.
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Angola Consul Helen Ong — a name that symbolizes hope for cancer patients and their families. She has long been at the forefront of many fundraising efforts,…
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Officials from the Quezon City Government said that a vertical housing complex is set to be erected in Barangay Pinyahan in Quezon City for the thousands of…
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The ongoing tension in the Middle East is fueling fear and volatility in the local fuel market. The Philippines, which imports nearly all of its diesel and…
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‘The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has resulted in the disruption of liquefied natural gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.’
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Military operations in the West Philippine Sea will continue despite record fuel price hikes driven by conflict in the Middle East, Armed Forces of the…
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The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) is mobilizing all resources to protect customers from potential electricity price spikes amid escalating tensions in the…
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When people notice prices rising, many do not adjust their spending right away. Weekend trips continue.
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While the immediate response is a show of ‘performative action,’ the gains are very small.
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Energy officials warned that continued spikes could push inflation beyond the government’s target.
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Cash remittances from OFWs in the region accounted for less than 20 percent of the record $35.6 billion posted last year.
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The local government of Quezon City intensified its relief operations Sunday for more than 6,000 individuals displaced by a massive fire that razed a…
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Some Chinese businesses are capitalizing on the horse, as the animal represents 2026 in their Lunar Calendar.
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