Business Today

NEDA Secretary Arsenio Balisacan calls on US businesses to invest in the Philippines, citing government reforms aimed at improving the country's investment climate.

Japanese retailer Nitori Co., Ltd. fulfills investment pledge to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. with the opening of its first store in the Philippines.

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto, as Chair of the Board of Governors, led the G-24 meeting on April 16, urging international financial institutions to increase support for developing countries.

The Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry Alfredo Pascual mentioned that the nation's electronics and semiconductor exports are rebounding in the current year, following a significant increase in export earnings during February.

In March, headline inflation in the Mimaropa region saw a slight increase from the previous month, primarily driven by a rise in prices for food and non-alcoholic beverages, as reported by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)

The State Bank of Vietnam will resume gold bar auctions after an 11-year suspension to enhance market supply.

DTI Secretary Alfredo Pascual reveals three projects to boost growth in the Luzon Economic Corridor during a meeting in Washington, D.C.

Philippine Statistics Authority reports a growth in manufacturing output for February this year.

A US-based BPO firm expands its presence outside Metro Manila with the formal launch of its new Philippine site in Santa Rosa, Laguna.

Philippine business improves under the Marcos administration, a House leader reports based on February 2024 jobs data.