Coronavirus gloom spawns physical, mental health troubles
Coronavirus gloom spawns physical, mental health troubles.....»»
Tan seeks ‘more time’ for Sangley airport
Tan seeks ‘more time’ for Sangley airport.....»»
BusinessWorld Insights to uncover lessons from pandemic
BusinessWorld Insights to uncover lessons from pandemic.....»»
'COVID-19 Regional Updates
'COVID-19 Regional Updates.....»»
Rates of T-bills, T-bonds likely to decline
Rates of T-bills, T-bonds likely to decline.....»»
Philippines may benefit from US-China rift
Philippines may benefit from US-China rift.....»»
Lockdown-hit power firms seek relief
Lockdown-hit power firms seek relief.....»»
P28-B loss seen in drug price control
P28-B loss seen in drug price control.....»»
Are we flattening the COVID-19 curve?
Are we flattening the COVID-19 curve?.....»»
PayMaya eyes public vehicles for cashless payment
PayMaya eyes public vehicles for cashless payment.....»»
Kapitan’s P15 billion PAL infusion
There’s a crash landing happening in Lucio Tan-owned Philippine Airlines, but it’s the craze over the romantically addictive Netflix series Crash Landing On You that is sweeping PAL employees, so says PAL’s wingwoman Cielo Villaluna......»»
UnionBank to weather COVID crisis
Union Bank of the Philippines is confident it is strong enough to survive the economic fallout from the coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 pandemic......»»
ERC to penalize erring power distributors
The Energy Regulatory Commission will penalize any power industry player found violating its directives while there is a national emergency due to the coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 pandemic......»»
BSP pushes post-COVID reforms with private sector
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas said there is a need to modernize the country’s health, agriculture and government’s supply chain management systems as well as upgrade information and communications technology infrastructure to survive the economic fallout due to coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 pandemic......»»
Meralco: ‘Bill shock’ could have been avoided with smart meters
Amid complaints of high electricity bills in May, Manila Electric Co. said the “bill shock” could have been avoided had the rollout of more smart meters, which is still waiting for the approval of the Energy Regulatory Commission, was in place across its franchise area......»»
Philippines to benefit from global trade redirection
The Philippines is likely to benefit from global trade redirection and relocation of production sites as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the still unresolved trade spat between the US and China, according to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Benjamin Diokno......»»
Proposed 2021 budget set at P4.335 trillion
The Department of Budget and Management is proposing a P4.335 trillion cash-based budget for next year, with the government set to realign its priorities in light of the “new normal” environment brought about by the coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 pandemic......»»
Messaging to gain trust
From my decades of experience in managing crisis communication, it is important to have one’s messaging well thought out to win trust......»»
GOCC subsidies surge to P36.15 billion in 1st quarter
Subsidies extended by the government to state-run corporations almost quadrupled in the first quarter due mainly to increased support to the National Electrification Administration and Light Rail Transit Authority......»»
Korea COVID test kit makers urged to move to Philippines
The Department of Trade and Industry is encouraging Korean firms engaged in the manufacture of test kits for coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 to invest and make the Philippines their production hub for domestic and overseas markets......»»