Economy
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1Inflation likely hit 26-month high in Feb – poll
Food prices remained elevated in February. — PHILIPPINE STAR/ MICHAEL VARCAS By Luz Wendy T. Noble, Reporter HEADLINE INFLATION is likely to...
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Philippines’ big banks lend less money in Q4
By Marissa Mae M. Ramos, Researcher THE COUNTRY’S biggest banks lent less to households and firms in the fourth quarter of 2020,...
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Coronavirus forces agencies to ease bureaucratic red tape
Many government agencies are still at the infancy stage of moving processes to the internet. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MICHAEL VARCAS By Jenina P....
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Gov’t borrowings rose to P2.74 trillion in 2020
A Philippine peso note is seen in this picture illustration, June 2, 2017. — REUTERS/THOMAS WHITE/ILLUSTRATION GROSS BORROWINGS by the National Government...
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Citicore Power earmarks P4-B for solar, hydro projects
By Angelica Y. Yang RENEWABLE energy firm Citicore Power, Inc. has allocated P4 billion in capital expenditures (capex) for solar and hydro...
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Mane points
TALK BOX By Kap Maceda Aguila 1 of 3 A new logo, an upmarket move, and electrification are in the...
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2GO Group says business may start to recover in latter part of 2021
By Arjay L. Balinbin, Senior Reporter WITH the coronavirus vaccine rollout seen happening soon, 2GO Group, Inc. expects its business to start...
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T-bill rates to rise as demand weakens
BUREAU OF THE TREASURY TWITTER PAGE RATES OF THE Treasury bills (T-bills) on offer this week could increase further as investors become...
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Milan Fashion Week: Fun with fashion
1 of 4 IF Milan Fashion Week this year is an indicator of anything, it’s that we can still have fun. Italy...
