ASIAN Terminals Inc. (ATI) says it is exploring more international shipping opportunities to link importers and exporters directly and more frequently to regional and global markets via its modern Batangas Container Terminal (BCT).
MANILA, Sept 3 (PNA) -Two out of five companies with highest rating in ethical business practices were Filipino-owned companies, according to the Integrity Initiative Chairman and Makati Business Club (MBC) President Ramon del Rosario.
Business chambers in Cebu yesterday joined other sectors in making their disgust over pork barrel abuses heard loud and clear.
Foreign businessmen in the Philippines have rejected petitions for across-the-board wage increases, saying this could discourage foreign investors from entering the country and result in layoffs.
MANILA --Vice President Jejomar C. Binay's accomplishment report has revealed that under his leadership, the Office of the Vice President (OVP) has acted on 3,949 requests for assistance from Overseas Filipino Workers and their families since 2010.
ASIAN Terminals Inc. (ATI) says it is exploring more international shipping opportunities to link importers and exporters directly and more frequently to regional and global markets via its modern Batangas Container Terminal (BCT).
DAVAO CITY-European companies pitched for more aggressive application of energy efficiency and green technology in construction in the Philippines, and cited the natural environment and abundance of renewable-energy sources to back this technology.
After three years under President Aquino's regime, its approval rating plunged along with the fight against crime, the eradication of graft and corruption, the promotion of foreign investments, et cetera.
THOSE promoting energy efficiency hope to make private and public entities treat energy efficiency measures as a resource rather than an added expense.
LOCAL and foreign businessmen are hoping the State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Aquino today would include announcements on measures to reduce poverty, further spur economic growth and enable local business enterprises to meet the challenges of free trade.
The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), along with international finance and energy officials, co-hosted the 4th Philippine Energy Efficiency Forum (PEEF) held last week at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.
The 80,000 Filipino seafarers in Europe are not losing their jobs, the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) has assured Vice President Jejomar C. Binay.
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