The Philippine unit of automotive giant Toyota is looking to sell more than 200swerte gaming,000 vehicle units this year, signaling continued optimism from the countrys leading brand. This is seen to replicate, if not surpass, total sales output las
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The ongoing easing cycle will boost business confidence and help speed up the recovery of private investment, which has yet to recover to prepandemic level and make bigger contributions to economic growth, Metrobank Research said. In a commentary, M
WAITING GAME Passengers flying out of Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 may have to wait a while before the bag handling operation goes back to normal. Inquirer file photo MANILA, Philippines Since the 20-year-old baggage handling system
Makati Skyline | PHOTO: JMS The next president of the Philippines would likely see an above 6-percent economic growth at the onset of the administration, as the country is expected to see the gains from various reforms meant to attract more job-gene
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A farmer transplant rice seedlings at a rice field in Pulilan, Bulacan on Monday, February 26, 2024. INQUIRER PHOTO / GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE The government is targeting to assist some 50,000 rice farmers this dry cropping season under a new program tha
Image Daniella Marie Agacer from INQUITER.net file photos MANILA, Philippines The countrys forecast headline inflation for September may further decrease to 2.5 percent, continuing its downward trend, Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said in a Palace b
The largest umbrella organization of information technology and business process management (IT-BPM) firms in the Philippines is projecting the sectors revenue in 2024 to reach nearly $38 billion60win, surpassing its baseline forecast for the year.