Wednesday , 29 July 2026

Business

Mini library project wins Lenovo youth competition

Can going back to basics also be innovative? Project LIBRO, the official entry of the University of San Carlos Chemical Engineering Society (USC ChES) at the 13th Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO) Awards, had a simple premise—to provide educational reinforcement and support to pupils of remote public elementary schools in Cebu. 

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WWF backs Bud Bongao mountain environment-conservation effort

Bud Bongao is Tawi-Tawi province’s most famous mountain, an important pilgrimage site for both Christians and Muslims.

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PSE to allow dollar trade to perk up bearish bourse

By Riza Lozada The Philippine Stock Exchange Inc. (PSE) plans to allow the trading of shares using the US currency and is now seeking comments and suggestions from bourse stakeholders on its draft rules on Dollar Denominated Securities (DDS). 

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EEI pays out P0.20 dividends for 2015

Listed EEI Corp. posted its highest production mark with a profit of P18 billion last year, resulting in cash dividends of 20 centavos per share.

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8990 looks for partners in mall diversification plan

Listed property develop­er 8990 Holdings Inc. has expressed keen interest in forging partnerships as it considers venturing into the mall-operation business to further boost its income.

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More bandwidth, cell sites to enhance mobility—Globe

An increase in bandwidth and the construction of more cell sites for mobile phones are the only means to improve phone and Internet services while lowering costs, a Globe Telecoms official said.

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S&P: Asian slump to hurt banks, but the Philippines to be spared

Sluggish economic growth in the Asia-Pa­cific region in 2016 is a key risk for banks in the region, credit watch­dog Standard and Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P) said in a report.

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Why big banks get bigger, while small ones disappear

By Jerry Maglunog Big banks, particularly universal banks (unibanks), have a natural edge over smaller banks when it comes to lending opportunities particularly on big-ticket projects, a Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) official said.

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SAP bares 74,500 hours of social work worldwide

By Riza Lozada Enterprise application software provider SAP volunteered 74,500 service hours in over 36 countries for social engagement and leadership development for 2015, said Scott Russel, interim president and managing director for SAP Southeast Asia.

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More renewable energy capital needed for COP21 initiative—REDC

The country must continue to invest in renewable energy to achieve the global commitment signed at the 2015 Paris Climate Conference (COP21) to reduce global greenhouse gas emission in which the country is a signatory, Repower Energy Development Corp., (REDC) Chief Executive Officer Dexter Tiu said ahead of the celebration of the World Sustainable Energy Days.

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