Palace press pushes back vs PCO - BusinessWorld Online PCO.GOV.PHOFFICERS of the Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) have pushed back against what they see as an effort
Palace press pushes back vs PCO - BusinessWorld Online PCO.GOV.PHOFFICERS of the Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) have pushed back against what they see as an effort
VP’s silence fuels impeachment case, lawmaker says - BusinessWorld Online VICE-PRESIDENT Sara Duterte at the deliberations on the proposed 2025 budget for the Office of the
DBM, EU, and UNICEF to boost public finance for vulnerable children - BusinessWorld Online FREEPIKTHE Department of Budget and Management (DBM), together with the European Union
DoTr bids out contract for Davao project - BusinessWorld Online BW FILE PHOTOTHE Transportation department opens bidding for the contract for a general administrative consultant of
Scam Watch Pilipinas, CCWI to provide anti-scam education - BusinessWorld Online BW FILE PHOTOSCAM Watch Pilipinas, an anti-scam advocacy group, has partnered with the Citizens Crime
First ever PWD Center in BARMM launched - BusinessWorld Online PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANCOTABATO CITY — The first center dedicated to persons with disabilities (PWDs) has opened
BW FILE PHOTOPHILIPPINE STOCKS declined on Monday due to profit taking and a late selloff as investors search for fresh leads.The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) dropped by 0.3% or 19.25 points to close at 6,249.50, while the broader all shares index went down by
BW FILE PHOTOTHE PESO weakened on Monday as the dollar held on to its recent gains as markets await the release of key US data and amid hopes for the de-escalation of trade tensions between the United States and China.The local unit closed at P56.42
BUDGET SECRETARY AMENAH F. PANGANDAMAN — PHILIPPINE STAR/KRIZ JOHN ROSALESBUDGET Secretary Amenah F. Pangandaman said on Monday that she sees no need to revise the government’s 6-8% gross domestic product (GDP) growth target this year.Asked if she expects major revisions to the growth outlook this
PHILIPPINE STAR/WALTER BOLLOZOSGOVERNMENT-BACKED stores selling produce at less than market prices will carry P20-per-kilo rice starting May 2, days before the midterm elections, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said.“High-quality” rice will be sold at P20 per kilo to selected beneficiaries at KADIWA centers or by
LRTA Q1 revenue P349M as rider volumes climb - BusinessWorld Online PHILIPPINE STAR/MIGUEL DE GUZMANTHE Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA), which operates Light Rail Transit Line
NCR March retail price growth lowest since 2020 - BusinessWorld Online PHILIPPINE STAR/RUSSELL A. PALMARETAIL PRICE growth of general goods in the National Capital Region (NCR)