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    Stakeholders rally around a 2-month, end-of-season sugar buffer stock

    Industry stakeholders on Monday expressed support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr's plan to maintain a two-month buffer stock of sugar. Danilo Fausto, Philippine Chamber of...

    Home mortgage prices unlikely to come down just yet – Col Financial

    The price stability measures of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) translating as friction costs on the property sector are seen to persist during the year, online stockbroker Col Financial Group Inc. said in its paper released on Monday.

    Cybersecurity firm bares most prevalent Internet threats

    Leading cybersecurity vendor Check Point Software Technologies has published its latest Global Threat Index for December 2022 in which the Glupteba malware, an ambitious blockchain-enabled...

    11-month remittances total only $32.6B thus far

    The remittances of overseas Filipinos have risen 3.4 percent higher in the first 11 months this year to $32.6 billion, the Bangko Sentral ng...

    INAEC secures accreditation

    Air charter operator and ground handling firm INAEC Aviation Corp. has secured accreditation from a world-renowned audit company attesting to the security and reliability of...

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    DA eyes new agri-food partnerships after World Food India 2025

    The Department of Agriculture (DA) expects stronger agricultural and food industry ties after the Philippines took part in the World Food India 2025 event. On Monday, the agency said the participation could help the country expand its export markets and build new global partnerships.

    Prime Infra seals ₱50B deal for control of First Gen’s natgas assets

    Prime Infrastructure Capital Inc. (Prime Infra), led by tycoon Enrique Razon, has completed its ₱50-billion acquisition of a 60 percent stake in First Gen Corp.’s natural gas portfolio in Batangas City.

    Recto moves to Palace’s top post; Frederick Go tapped as new Finance chief

    The Department of Finance (DOF) begins the week with a leadership change as Malacañang on Monday announced the appointment of Frederick L. Go as the agency’s new secretary. Go steps in following the resignation of Finance Secretary Ralph Recto, who has been swiftly promoted to Executive Secretary.

    PBBM accepts resignations of ES, Budget chief

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday accepted the voluntary resignations of Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin and Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman after their implication in a flood control anomaly, signaling a swift shake-up in Malacañang. Press Officer Claire Castro announced that Finance Secretary Ralph Recto will step in as Executive Secretary, while Budget Undersecretary Rolando Toledo has been named Officer-in-Charge of the Department of Budget and Management. To fill the vacuum at Finance, Presidential Adviser on Economic Affairs Frederick Go will take over Recto’s former post, marking a rapid realignment of the administration’s top economic managers.
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