Business Today

The Department of Energy assures adequate power supply for 2024 despite El Niño anticipates challenges, advocates solar power, and urges energy efficiency.

The British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines outlines the 2024 wishlist for the Marcos administration, emphasizing tariff extension, foreign investment openness, digitalization, agriculture, trade liberation, and sustainability to attract UK investments.

Metro Pacific Investments Corporation’s agricultural investments receive the green light from the Board of Investments, fueling the fight for food security and affordable prices in the Philippines.

The National Economic and Development Authority remains optimistic about reaching economic growth targets despite challenges the services sector and IT-BPM industry are expected to drive growth.

Government gears up for prolonged El Niño impact, implementing science-based strategies across water, agriculture, energy, health, and public safety sectors.

The Department of Trade and Industry calls for fair pricing in Noche Buena items after reports of retailers selling above the manufacturer’s set prices.

San Carlos goes digital as it streamlined permit processing and licensing for local businesses just got easier with the new eBOSS platform.

Government spending is at a record high as the national budget reaches more than 90% utilization, driving economic growth and development.

ECOP and affiliated organizations aim to create over a million new jobs by 2024, supporting the Marcos administration’s employment agenda and boosting business in the Philippines.

Renewable energy firm Alternergy joins forces with Quezelco 1 to deliver clean power to the Luzon grid, marking a major milestone in sustainable energy efforts.