Emtrac Plus to power the trucking industry with Autokid
With the community quarantine still in effect to curb the further spread of COVID-19, more and more businesses are now relying on trucking services to fulfill their customers’ needs. As…
PMI releases first Integrated Report on smoke-free future vision
PMFTC Inc. president Denis Gorkun says the purpose for a smoke-free future vision is clear. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO MANILA, Philippines — Philip Morris International Inc. (PMI) has published its first Integrated…
Survey: Many Filipinos don’t have secure online banking passwords
MANILA, Philippines — While many Filipinos still keep traditional passwords which were deemed unsecure during online banking transactions, they were also open to adopting biometrics to protect themselves from fraud,…
Treasury to sell RTBs starting July 15
MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of the Treasury will again sell retail treasury bonds (RTB) starting July 15 not only to raise funds for COVID-19 response but also make available…
Some 5 million Gen Y, Z employees in Thailand staring at possible job losses
Thanavath Phonvichai, UTCC president BANGKOK — Approximately 5 million Generation Y and Z employees face economic uncertainty as they risk being laid off because they do not have enough working…
Asia stocks rise as investors look ahead to week’s data
BEIJING — Asian stock markets rose Monday as investors looked ahead for data they hope will support optimism about a global economic recovery. A woman wearing a face mask stands…
Dominguez: No asset sale to fund COVID-19 response
Carlos Dominguez III (DOF PHOTO) MANILA, Philippines – President Duterte’s chief economic manager is firm: No government asset will be sold to finance the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic response.…
UK think tank: PH can tolerate higher debt to fight COVID-19
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines can afford to borrow more in order to finance the bigger costs in fighting the health and socioeconomic crises caused by COVID-19, London-based Capital Economics…
Volume of marked tax-paid fuel breaches 9-billion-liter mark
MANILA, Philippines — The volume of tax-paid marked fuel breached the nine-billion-liter mark last week, ensuring collection of correct import duties and excise taxes from oil products at a time…