Corporate infraction penalty schedule 900 percent more expensive
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has made it more compelling for corporations to heed its admonitions by raising its penalty schedule for corporate infractions a hefty 900 percent.
Marcos price cap brings down cost of Vietnam rice exports
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s imposition of a cap in the retail price of rice rolled back cost of the grain in Vietnam, posting their biggest price declines last week since the increases following the decision of India to ban export of certain rice varieties in July.
NTC proposes SUF-free status for telcos offering free wifi in public places
The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is planning to remove the spectrum users fee (SUF) for telecom companies deploying free wifi services in public places.
Globe’s non-telco revenue growth accelerates shift to techco
Globe Telecom Inc. projects a significant rise in non-telco revenue over the next two or three years in keeping with its strategic shift from a traditional telco to a techco with a menu of digital solutions on offer.
GSIS bares teachers’ loan program at only 6%
State pension fund Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has unveiled a multi-purpose loan flex program (MPL Flex) for public school teachers and other GSIS members in celebration of the National Teachers' Month.
