GBP joins Brigada Eskwela 2019

GLOBAL Business Power Corporation (GBP), through subsidiaries Panay Energy Development Corporation and Panay Power Corporation, joined hands with various education stakeholders for Brigada Eskwela...

Bangko Sentral governor ‘promises’ more rate cuts

MANILA – Philippine central bank governor Benjamin Diokno has pledged to cut interest rates further and lower the reserve ratio for lenders to support...

‘PH, Egypt emerge as most resilient economies amid trade war fears’

MANILA – The Philippines and Egypt have surfaced as the most resilient among emerging markets amid the trade-war angst, a Bloomberg analysis shows. Most of...

Amigo Travel and Tours still the Ilonggos’ preferred travel partner at 24

WITH more than two decades of experience providing unparalleled customer service, excellent booking assistance, and invaluable travel pointers, homegrown Amigo Travel and Tours remains...

Antiqueno excels in Bread & Butter Franchise Awards

Pandananon Ms. Francesca Carmelita Sanchez recently bagged the Franchisee of the Year Award from Bread & Butter Bakeshop (BB). Having operated her store BB...

Pag-IBIG releases record-high P11.67-B multi-purpose loans in Q1 2019; 571,681 members assisted

IN the first three months of 2019, Pag-IBIG Fund disbursed a record-high P 11.67 billion in multi-purpose loans (MPL), otherwise known as cash loans,...

Win big, drive home a brand-new car with Wilcon

YOU could be one of the lucky Wilcon shoppers to drive home a brand-new Toyota Fortuner! Shop now for your home improvement needs and...

‘Sin’ tax hike in itself can’t undo corruption in system, says Recto

MANILA – Raising excise taxes on tobacco to P60 per pack could exacerbate corruption, and inefficiencies in tax collection and health-care service delivery if...

‘Airline may face fines if flight delays, cancellations persist’

MANILA – Penalties may still be imposed on Cebu Pacific if its flight delays and cancellations continue, an aviation official said recently. This, after thousands...

Customs monitors ports vs banned meat products amid swine flu fears

MANILA – The Bureau of Customs said it is closely monitoring the country's borders to prevent the entry of banned meat products amid the...