
Marcos underscores reforms in enticing global investors
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlights the CREATE MORE Act as a transformative measure to attract global investors, improve tax incentives, and streamline…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlights the CREATE MORE Act as a transformative measure to attract global investors, improve tax incentives, and streamline…
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Thailand is tightening oversight of foreign-linked businesses, property ownership and visas as tourist islands face growing concerns over foreign influence and…
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ASEAN Deputy Secretary-General Satvinder Singh said European businesses continue to expect a broader ASEAN-EU free trade agreement. ‘The elephant in the room…
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India plans to expand tax incentives for foreign investors and manufacturers, aiming to attract global capital, strengthen electronics manufacturing, and…
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Serbia is encouraging stronger economic ties with the Philippines, highlighting both countries as strategic gateways for investment between Southeast Asia and…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. invites US investors to expand in the Philippines, highlighting opportunities in manufacturing, fintech, and infrastructure amid…
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German businesses in the Philippines remain optimistic about economic growth and investment despite policy and labor challenges, the GPCCI survey shows.
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First Lady Liza Marcos champions Philippine culture and economy through investment talks, heritage restoration, and support for the arts, highlighting a…
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With heightened tariffs on Chinese goods, the Philippines is positioned precariously as a trade intermediary. Filipino exporters will find themselves in a…
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PEZA's Q1 investment approvals surged by 294% to P58.947 billion, reflecting a strong commitment to promoting economic growth and attracting foreign…
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![[FILES] This file photo taken on 27 February 2025 shows people walking past a 7-Eleven convenience store in central Tokyo. Shares in the Japanese owner of convenience store giant 7-Eleven jumped more than four percent on 3 March 2025 after a report said its CEO would be replaced.](https://images.assettype.com/tribune/2025-04-02/8fqgfvba/00036Z39EH.jpg?w=200&auto=format&q=70&rect=0%2C0%2C5550%2C3642&h=131&fit=crop)
State-backed fund chief says rejecting $47B bid could damage country’s pro-investment image
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