Posted at 11/15/18 7:08 PM
Some people advise against doing business with family and friends, but three sisters, who also happen to be partners in cosmetics brand Inglot, beg to differ.
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Monetary authorities, however, can also "afford to pause at this time" given the weakness in Wall Street and lower oil prices in the world market, said BDO Unibank chief market strategist Jonathan Ravelas.
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So-called interconnection fees make up a "very small" portion of telcos' total revenues and such charges are "negligible" when used with promo buckets, said Senator Sherwin Gatchalian.
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It is the city of Taguig's wish for the Cayetanos to seek local and national government positions, a lawyer representing the family insists after his clients were called 'garapal' or brazen.
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Dr. Gay Jane Perez of the UP Institute of Environmental Science and Meteorology became the first nominee of the Philippines to win the fourth annual ASEAN-US Science Prize for women.
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European businessmen are concerned over a recent memorandum from the country's main tax agency saying healthcare benefits can be taxed.
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The Cayetano family is building a "super dynasty" with 4 of its members gunning for local and national government positions in the 2019 polls, a lawyer said Wednesday.
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The consortium of Davao businessman Dennis Uy and China Telecom secured 'provisional' third telco rights because its rivals, Philippine Telegraph and Telephone Corp and Sear, failed to meet bidding requirements.
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Former Solicitor General and senatorial aspirant Florin Hilbay on Tuesday said the government should "treat as a trophy" the international tribunal ruling recognizing Manila's rights in the West Philippine Sea.
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"I think this is the time to do it."
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