AN additional $250 million will raise the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) financial support for the Philippines’s universal health care program to $750 million as oil price and supply shocks widen the ...
Vice President Sara Duterte’s defense panel on Tuesday called out House private prosecutor Amando Ligutan over a Facebook post on the rules governing cross-examination, arguing that public comments ...
ADVINTEL Inc. announced last Tuesday of having entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) aiming to expand access to formal financing for small and ...
AS a member of the Board of Trustees of the Isla Lipana & Co. Foundation, the corporate responsibility arm of PwC Philippines, I often find myself asking what trusteeship truly requires. In an age ...
For many women, the hardest part of running is not the distance. It’s finding the confidence to sign up, the courage to run alone, or simply a space where they feel safe enough to begin. Those ...
THE Marcos Jr. administration cut infrastructure spending to P1.272 trillion this year and plans only a modest increase in 2027, tempering a key source of economic stimulus in its bid to weed out ...
BENEFIT payments to private-sector members, which could climb by 10 percent this year, is a “concern” for the state-run pension fund manager with contribution collection only expanding steadily, ...
Disasters should not mean poor diets.” This was stressed by Undersecretary and National Nutrition Council (NNC) Executive Director Dr. Albert Edralin Domingo during unannounced visits to two ...
THE Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) announced having exceeded its target in the first seven months of the year as revenue collection rose from a year earlier on stronger taxpayer compliance and ...
THE government’s economic strategy needs to shift from a mere catch-up spending and statistical rebound in the second half to working on a stronger foundation for private investment and productivity.
YOUNG people are increasingly being left behind in the global labor market as job creation fails to keep pace with new entrants, widening the unemployment gap between youth and older workers, ...
At the end of the block in David Robert Mitchell’s “The End of Oak Street,” is a cul-de-sac with a telephone pole in the middle and wires radiating out like the cables of a big top. It’s a fitting ...
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