Suzuki PH bolsters presence in North Luzon, inaugurates 77th dealership in Ilocos Norte
SUZUKI Philippines (SPH), the
country’s pioneer compact car distributor, expands its reach to the northern
part of the country with a new 3S (sales, services and...
Camella launches expansion project in Western Visayas
BACOLOD City – The country’s leading housing
and community developer, Camella continues to roll out its newest developments
in the country – this time in Western...
Hino Motors PH conducts Eco-Driving training program
HINO Motors Philippines (HMP), exclusive
manufacturer of Hino trucks and buses in the country, recently conducted
another Eco-Driving training program.
This training is a one-day workshop which
includes...
Bacolod diocese joins Int’l Human Rights Day with masses, tolling bells
BACOLOD – Catholic churches here marked International
Human Rights Day on Tuesday by holding masses and tolling their bells.
The Catholic Bishops Conference of the
Philippines directed...
POGOs boost office spaces demand in PH
MANILA – Demand for office spaces in the Philippines posted a record-high
of 1.7 million square meters this year, driven mainly by higher demand from...
Co-inventor of barcode dies at 94
ENGINEER George Laurer, who co-invented
the barcode and helped transform the retail world in the 1970s, has died at the
age 94.
His funeral was held on...
ECC orients admin officers in Negros about EC benefits
BACOLOD City – The administrative officers
of the government and officers of district hospitals in Negros Occidental were
oriented about the compensation benefits of Employees’ Compensation...
DTI eyes 2-4% hike in exports this year
MANILA –The Department of Trade Industry (DTI) expects exports of goods
and services to increase by two to four percent up to about $99 billion...
Oil prices fall amid weak China exports
TOKYO – Oil prices fell on Monday after
data showing China’s overall exports of goods and services shrank for the fourth
straight month, sending shivers through...
Asian shares rise after buying mood on Wall Street last week
TOKYO – Asian shares were mostly higher
Monday as jobs numbers spurred a wave of buying late last week on Wall Street.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei...