Indian wedding industry facing uncertain future due to coronavirus
Mr Sushen Dang (left) and Ms Keerti Dang (not in picture) had a virtual wedding. While Mr Dang was present in Mumbai, Ms Narang logged in from Bareilly more than…
D&L’s Q1 profit down 31%
Alvin Lao After being caught offguard by the Luzon-wide lockdown starting mid-March, the worst may be over for food and chemical product manufacturer D&L Industries, although it may take some…
D&L Q1 profit down 31%
Alvin Lao After being caught offguard by the Luzon-wide lockdown starting mid-March, the worst may be over for food and chemical product manufacturer D&L Industries, although it may take some…
Asian shares advance following rebound on Wall Street
BANGKOK — Shares advanced in Asia early Tuesday after Wall Street shook off a weak start and ended with modest gains thanks to another solid showing from big technology companies.…
PH has most transparent budget in SEAsia
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines has stayed having the most fiscally transparent budget in Southeast Asia and ranked 10th globally out of 117 countries in the 2019 Open Budget Survey…
Stocks shake off an early loss and end higher, led by tech
Stocks shook off an early stumble and scratched out small gains on Wall Street Monday, as the market’s momentum slows following its best month in decades. A man wearing face…
Zobels, Pangilinan accept Duterte’s peace offering
Brothers Fernando (left) and Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala lead the 7th generation Zobels. The Zobel brothers and Manuel V. Pangilinan, some of the big business tycoons who had faced…
S. Korea braces for prolonged COVID-19 economic fallout
Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki speaks at a meeting with officials in central Seoul on Monday. Yonhap via The Korea Herald SEOUL — South Korea’s government on Monday vowed to announce…
Low April inflation to give BSP more room to deploy economic boosters
The central bank expects the country’s inflation rate for April — due to be announced by the government on Tuesday (May 5) morning — to remain low and give the…
‘The only game in town’: P24B in T-bills sold as rates pulled down by low inflation, oil prices
Lower global oil prices and prospects of slower inflation in April pulled T-bill rates down, allowing the Bureau of the Treasury to sell P24 billion or P4-billion more than its…