DTI: Rents are deferred, not waived during ECQ
MANILA –
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Ramon Lopez has clarified to
tenants of both residential and commercial spaces that rental fees and charges
are...
G20 agrees to debt relief for poorest countries amid pandemic
RIYADH - With the
global economy plunged into the worst recession in a century, the Group of 20
nations on Wednesday announced a one-year debt standstill...
Mitsubishi extends assistance to Santa Rosa City LGU amid enhanced community quarantine
TO HELP further boost the transportation
needs for the city’s frontliners, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation
(MMPC) extended its assistance to the local government of Santa Rosa...
Fear of impending car-price collapse grips auto industry
THE auto industry - already
fretting lengthy factory shutdowns and depressed
new-vehicle demand - is starting to sound the alarm about a potential used-car price
collapse that...
The all-new Toyota Harrier will make its debut in June
THE Toyota RAV4 is edgy, playful, sporty and… probably not
everyone’s cup of tea.
Don’t get us wrong, we think the
current-generation crossover is one hell of...
Philippine payments position swings to surplus in February — BSP
THE Philippine balance of payments (BOP)
position swung to a surplus in February following the deficit recorded in the
first month of the year, the Bangko...
Iloilo’s Kadiwa market for agri produce goes online
TO KEEP up with the sustained and steady
demand for fresh, safe and quality vegetables of consumers in Iloilo City this enhanced
community quarantine (ECQ) period,...
DTI: Food producers now operating at 80-90%
FOOD production
is expected to catch up and boost supply to meet the demand soon, as the
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) on Wednesday said...
‘Bouncing check penalties remain during lockdown’
PENALTIES for checks with insufficient
funds are not waived during the Philippines’ lockdown period, the central bank
governor said Wednesday, as he encouraged the public to...
Gov’t to prioritize 2.6M small biz workers for aid program
MANILA – About
2.6 million workers of small businesses that pay proper taxes will be the initial
beneficiaries of the P51 billion worth of subsidies planned...