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Jollibee’s income growth to continue for the rest of the year

Fast food giant Jollibee Foods Corp. said the strong growth momentum attained in the first quarter were to continue the rest of the year. Jollibee...

SEC extends deadline for amnesty applications

The Securities and Exchange Commission has extended the deadline for amnesty applications for late and non-filing of annual financial statements, general information sheet and...

P40 minimum pay hike in MM objective, balanced—ECOP

Metro Manila minimum wage earners have been granted a P40 salary increase by the regional wage board in a new order that will take...

‘Pag ganyan, phishing scam yan!’ E-wallet phishing scams you should look out for

In the recent past, text scammers would claim to be an OFW relative using their new roaming number and ask for prepaid load or pretend to...

BIR eyes exporters, e-commerce sellers for e-invoicing implementation 

Taxpayers engaged in exports and e-commerce this early should start completing their electronic invoicing requirements as the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) broadens the...

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DA, SRA race to secure sugar industry input amid Middle East disruption

The government is moving to safeguard fuel and fertilizer supplies for the sugar industry as the sector enters the most resource-intensive phase of the harvest season.

Gov’t orders cut in airport fees to help lower air travel costs

Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez has directed the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) to reduce Passenger Service Charges (PSC) and airport navigation fees in airports operated by the agency.

Coffee costs clip Universal Robina profits

Universal Robina Corp., the listed food unit of the Gokongwei Group, posted modest revenue growth last year but saw profits ease as unusually high coffee input costs squeezed margins, highlighting how volatile commodity prices continue to challenge food manufacturers.

ASEAN ministers urge restraint in Middle East, shield region’s economy

Economic ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations on Friday called for urgent de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East, warning that prolonged conflict could ripple across global energy markets and threaten Southeast Asia’s fragile economic recovery.
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