The Market Monitor Minding the Nation's Business

A non-government organization has recently elected its new set of officers and vowed anew to continue extending assistance to overseas Filipino workers (OFW) and their families in coordination with the concerned offices of the government and migrant workers’ recruitment agencies and foreign counterpart offices.

Lahug, Cebu City – In pursuit of its commitment to provide quality and excellent health services to the community it serves, the SM Foundation undertook the renovation of the Lahug Health Center to better address the health concerns of the residents of Brgy. Lahug.

Caltex, marketed by Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI), starts 2018 pumped up for strong growth by opening its 20th service station in the last six months, making safe and quality fuels and lubricants available to more motorists nationwide.

Boracay, a small island in the province of Aklan is a favorite destination of domestic and international tourists primarily because of its pristine white sand beaches.

The President of our Republic did not show up for the second time in the already two Edsa People Power celebrations during his administration.

The Philippines has showcased throughout the world, the return of democracy after a peaceful overthrow of the corrupt Marcos dictatorship. It has inspired similar action that dramatically collapsed the iron curtain and the breakdown of the Berlin Wall.

Legendary folk singer Ferdinand “Ka Freddie” P. Aguilar will celebrate his fortieth year in show business with a rediscovery of his music, past and present, among Filipinos globally.

If I were a poet gathering words and building images to tell a story about writer Marra PL Lanot’s book launch of her new collection of poetry in English, Filipino and Spanish, “Cadena de Amor,” it should be a montage of loves and scruples.

House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez extended to six months the initial 45- day deadline he imposed for airlines to transfer their domestic flights to Clark International Airport, in a bid to decongest the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

A ¥9.399-billion loan agreement between the Philippines and Japan was inked for the construction of the third phase of the Arterial Road Bypass Project designed to ease traffic in Bulacan.