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Policies promoting decarbonization strengthen ASEAN’s competitiveness

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) economies need to implement policies promoting decarbonization to strengthen its global value chains’ (GVCs) long-term competitiveness and resilience...

ADB expects PH to grow 6% in 2023

The economy is expected to moderate this year from last year’s forecast-beating outturn but will remain on a healthy expansion mode, underpinned by rising...

Digital technologies, other policy options to cut trade costs pushed

Countries can implement a menu of policy options to reduce trade costs, including digital technologies, and boost exports, according to a report of the...

Gov’t budget deficit hits P106-billion in Feb.

The Marcos administration’s budget deficit widened slightly in February due to flat government spending and lower collections of the Bureau of Internal Revenue’s (BIR). Data...
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Veloso Wants GSIS Actively Involved In Nation Building

Jose Arnulfo Veloso, more popularly known by his nickname Wick, has grand plans for the Government Service Insurance System, which will benefit not only...

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The game is never just a game

There are few things more amusing than watching otherwise sensible adults become unreasonable over a basketball game played by people young enough to be their children. A missed free throw becomes a character flaw. A referee’s call becomes evidence of a conspiracy. A victory is proof that an entire institution is superior, while a defeat is something that requires immediate explanation. The players may be the ones on the court, but the people in the stands often behave as though their own futures are at stake.

Cancer cells under pressure: How crowding may stop spread

Cancer cells are notorious escape artists, squeezing through tissues to invade new territory. But new research suggests that putting these cellular troublemakers under sustained physical pressure could stop their getaway—and even trigger their demise.

Philippines courts West Coast firms for investment and jobs

The Philippines is seeking to convert longstanding trade ties with the US into investment, technology partnerships and employment, highlighting USD8.5 billion in approved projects in the second quarter of 2026 as it courts West Coast businesses.

FFCCCII expands rural education with 13,000 classrooms nationwide

The Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc. (FFCCCII) has donated more than 6,500 school buildings, equivalent to over 13,000 classrooms, across the Philippines over the past 65 years, supporting efforts to improve educational access in underserved communities.

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