Sixty-six percent of the country’s CEOs are “dissatisfied with the vaccine rollout in the Philippines,” according to a poll conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC Philippines) and Management …
Philippine CEOs dissatisfied with vaccination rollout, say earnings fall at least 10% for every lockdown
Most of the Philippines has been under a form of community quarantine … “The conversations that the survey brings during and after our conference energize the business community in planning for and …
Philippines is still Asia’s deadliest country for protectors of nature
The Philippines remained the worst place in Asia for land and environmental defenders in 2020, with at least 29 people killed for their defense of nature, according to a report of an international …
Franchise Asia Philippines goes virtual
The biggest franchise show in Asia is back this September and will, once again, showcase a wide variety of franchise investment opportunities as well as learning sessions for franchise industry …
Why China Would Give More Aid, Investment to Leery Philippines
The Philippines will get more aid and investment from China, Chinese officials say, as analysts believe assistance given so far has failed to meet Filipinos’ expectations and Beijing doesn’t want the …
Philippines seen growing only 4.7% this year
Barcelona-based FocusEconomics expects a slower recovery for the Philippines in the next two years despite exiting the pandemic-induced recession in the second quarter.
Strong typhoon cuts power, causes flooding in northern Philippines
Several communities remain flooded and without power after a strong typhoon battered the Philippines’ northernmost islands, the authorities said on Sunday, displacing thousands of people.
US, Philippines to resume defence projects under military pact
The US and the Philippines will resume defence projects after the South-East Asian nation agreed to keep a military pact that President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to scrap, allowing both sides to …
U.S., Philippines to Resume Defense Projects Under Military Pact
The U.S. and the Philippines will resume defense projects after the Southeast Asian nation agreed to keep a military pact that President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to scrap, allowing both sides to …
Trees sway and grass moves as violent winds hit Batanes archipelago, Philippines
Raging winds lash Sabtang Island in the Philippines. Trees sway and grass moves as Super Typhoon Chanthu, locally named Kiko, hit the northernmost region of the Philippines on Saturday, September 11.