Executives across the region remain largely upbeat about the economic outlook, although skills gaps risk preventing some member states from reaching their full potential, the 2019 edition of the Business Barometer: ASEAN CEO Survey carried out by Oxford Business Group (OBG) indicated.
Read More »Prime Infra to develop Wawa Dam to address water woes
The Enrique Razon-led Prime Infra, through a partnership with San Lorenzo Ruiz Builders and Developers Group (SLRBD), plans to develop a water supply facility of over 500 million liters per day (MLD) at the Wawa catchment area traversing the municipality of Rodriguez and city of Antipolo, both in the province of Rizal. With a planned capacity of over 500 million …
Read More »The LTFRB’s Citizen Enforcer
By Tracy Cabrera Let’s face it, not a lot of taxi drivers in the Philippines will win the ‘Mr. Congeniality’ or ‘Mr. Responsible’ driver award. In fact, a survey made by Spot.ph shows that of the 53,016 readers who participated in its survey, only a meager 0.3 percent (153 votes) of the respondents think that taxi drivers offer a more …
Read More »DTI chief promotes franchising to aspiring entreps
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Ramon Lopez championed franchising as a business model to future entrepreneurs at a time when the Philippines is experiencing an economic resurgence. During his keynote address at the 2019 Franchise Asia Philippines on 27 March, Sec. Lopez stated that this is the best time to do business because the country’s sustained economic growth …
Read More »Boeing rolls out safety feature for 737 Max previously sold as option
New york (AFP) – Boeing’s 737 Max aircraft will be outfitted with a warning light for malfunctions in the anti-stall system suspected in October’s fatal crash in Indonesia, an industry source told AFP, standardizing a feature previously sold as an optional extra.
Read More »Marina to support Cebu sea jeepney proposal
A young entrepreneur-led shipping company recently launched its MyBoat coastal routes at the Naga Baywalk, right beside the Philippine Coast Guard-Naga City substation.
Read More »PAL revises NAIA flight assignments
Beginning March 31, 2019, Philippine Airlines (PAL) flights to and from New York (JFK), Auckland (New Zealand), Hanoi (Vietnam) and Phnom Penh (Cambodia) will use NAIA Terminal 1 for both departures and arrivals.
Read More »MacroAsia takes over PAL contracts
MacroAsia Corporation has taken over Philippine Airlines’ ground-handling and airline catering contracts from Manny Osmeña’s Sky Logistics and Sky Kitchen, respectively.
Read More »E-vehicles’ roadmap proposed
Although the Department of Energy has been promoting the use of electric vehicles (EV), Senator Win Gatchalian says it has produced only a few policy instruments to support the growth of EVs in the country.
Read More »PAL refleeting to support search for new destinations
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is looking at buying more airplanes to be able to fly to more destinations out of Asia.
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