Man on the street chats with three random subjects on the country's vastly improved economic figures.
Government officials yesterday stood firmly by the decision of the city government of Manila to implement the new truck ban policy, noting that complaining stakeholders should instead adjust their operations.
The Joint Foreign Chambers (JFC) laud the ongoing effort to allow the participation of still more foreign banks in the country, saying this was consistent with the envisioned financial sector integration happening in 2020.
The Makati Business Club has urged Malacanang to issue an executive order requiring companies participating in government deals to sign the Integrity Pledge.
The food and beverage industry is Europe's largest manufacturing sector while agriculture accounts for more than a quarter of the gross domestic product (GDP) in several Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) member-Âstates.
The European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) on Monday urged the city of Manila to scrap its truck ban, saying it is not a solution to the traffic problem and will only choke business.
Foreign and local business groups yesterday rebuffed proposals for a fourÂday work week to help ease the anticipated gridlock due to the construction of major road projects in Metro Manila this year.
Investors affiliated with the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) have lodged proposals on required reinforcements to energy policies, but without necessarily going through the arduous process of legislation again just to amend the Electric Power Industry Reform Act.
BUSINESS groups yesterday reaffirmed their support for plans to amend the economic provisions of the Constitution.
THE BATTLE to end corruption in the country is far from over, considering recent developments that show how deeply rooted the problem is in our system. Nevertheless, significant progress has been made, both by the government in its good governance reforms and by the business community through its ongoing Integrity Initiative.
LEGAZPI CITY: With a good business climate and the best disaster mitigation and adaptation measures in the country, the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) is eyeing Albay province as the next hub for manufacturing in the country.
To say it was a good year for trade and investments is an understatement.
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