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UNSPLASHTWO units of the SN Aboitiz Power Group (SNAP) have signed a deal with the Regional Development Council of the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) to implement energy-funded projects.SNAP-Benguet and SNAP-Magat signed a memorandum of agreement with the council for projects under the Energy department’s Energy

PHILIPPINE STAR/ RYAN BALDEMORThe Philippines has too much politics, which impedes economic growth because our leaders engage in “politicking,” whether they be lawmakers in congress or local government officials, instead of solving the country’s problems. In contrast, countries that are better off than us have

THE WATSONS Greener Store uses sustainable materials and fixtures, and utilizes energy-efficient lighting and appliances.WATSONS is turning a new leaf with the opening of its first greener store, located in San Pedro, Laguna.The wellness and beauty chain invited guests to a tour of the store

GENEVIEVE PERRON-MIGNERON-UNSPLASHThe title of this piece is bland. The reader might even get the impression that the column will be an instance of moralizing. If so, it would be moralizing against morality as the overarching framework to find the appropriate solutions to the world’s (or

1 of 10I THINK it’s safe to say that we’ve reached an inflection point in our country’s mobility journey as it pertains to the brands we allow into our consideration set.It’s already a bewildering selection as it is. Japanese, Korean, American, and European marques have

REUTERSBy Adrian H. Halili, ReporterA FOUR-TO-SIX-MONTH review of tariffs imposed on agricultural goods would promise relief for domestic producers against tariffs lowered potentially until 2028, farmers said.Federation of Free Farmers (FFF) National Manager Raul Q. Montemayor said the more frequent review proposal shortens the review