Gov’t told: Genetically modified crops to feed population
FIVE major business groups urged the government to prioritize support for biotech crops amid a recent court ruling stopping the commercial propagation of genetically...
Sparking Joy and Gratitude in Community
It's wonderful to hear about the successful outreach program at Luneta Park, which not only brought nourishment and happiness to the community but also...
Ratification of PH-South Korea free trade pact eyed this year
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sees the ratification of the free trade agreement (FTA) between the Philippines and South Korea within this year, the Presidential...
Nomura sees higher PH gov’t spending on infra in 2024
A JAPANESE investment bank said it sees infrastructure spending in the Philippines picking up this year.
Nomura senior economist Euben Paracuelles said bottlenecks from the...
PH startup scene lacks ‘unique selling proposition’
THE Philippines’ startup ecosystem is lacking a “unique story” to further bring the country in the global value chain of tech-based products, according to...
Indian firm eyes port project in Bataan
AN INDIA-BASED company is eyeing to establish a port project in Bataan, according to the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on Friday, May 3.
The PCO...
DA rejects price freeze proposals
TH Department of Agriculture (DA) rejected a proposal for government to implement a price freeze on basic commodities including rice for the duration of...
DOTr wants to buy old unconsolidated jeepneys
THE Department of Transportation (DOTr) on Thursday, May 2, vowed to buy the old jeepney units of drivers and operators who failed to consolidate...
Park Inn by Radisson Iloilo shares five-year milestone with people and community
PARK INN by Radisson Iloilo marked its 5th anniversary with a vibrant month-long celebration, honoring the amazing people who have made the hotel's success...
Indian firm eyes port project in Bataan
AN INDIA-BASED company is eyeing to establish a port project in Bataan, according to the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on Friday, May 3.
The PCO...



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