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Foreign investors to invest in clean energy mini-grid

Around 16 foreign investors expressed interest in partnering with local electric cooperatives to invest in clean energy mini-grid around the country. These foreign investors recently...

Petronas also keen on LNG terminal

Malaysian company Petroliam Nasional Bhd or Petronas has joined the increasing number of local and foreign investors interested in the country’s emerging liquefied natural...

Foreign food chains gamble for a bite of Iran

TEHRAN, Iran"•For years, Iranians have had to put up with the likes of “Mash Donalds” and “Pizza Hat.” Now real Western food franchises have...

China opens up $10-t bond market

By Dan Martin SHANGHAI"•China on Monday opened up its $10-trillion bond market to foreign investors, in the latest liberalization move by Beijing as it seeks...

Cimatu assures foreign investors about responsible mining

Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu said Monday the government will push for clean and green energy, promote proper management of water resources and solid waste...

Temporary storage proposal hit

Key port stakeholders, including business groups and foreign investors, have raised the alarm on the plan of the Bureau of Customs to establish temporary...

Foreign direct investments climbed 17% $1.6b in 1st quarter

Net inflows of foreign direct investments climbed 16.6 percent in the first quarter to $1.6 billion from $1.3 billion a year ago, reflecting the...

Foreigners snap up luxury condo units in PH

Foreign buyers are snapping up luxury condominium units in the Philippines, a real estate advisor said Thursday. Rick Santos, president and chief executive of real...

A shift in Indonesia mining policy alarms foreign investors

By Sam Reeves JAKARTA"•A controversial U-turn on mineral exports has sparked turmoil in Indonesia’s key mining sector, providing a fresh headache for firms struggling to...

Foreign investors turn more cautious after Duterte’s tirades

The Philippines needs to attract more foreign direct investments to achieve the gross domestic product growth target of 7 percent to 8 percent this...

Wary investors

President Rodrigo Duterte’s constant but thoughtless diatribes against notable foreign institutions are producing undesirable results. The chief executive is now reaping what he has...

Diño asks P140b for SBMA works

Subic Bay Freeport—Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority Chairman Martin B. Diño on Thursday revealed six big-ticket projects totaling P140 billion (US$2.8 billion) the agency wants...

Anti-business

President Rodrigo Duterte is the antithesis of a pitchman out to convince foreign businessmen to bet their luck on the Philippines. Instead of pleading...

Foreign investors worried about PH

By Andreo Calonzo The list of problems facing President Rodrigo Duterte, from a sinking currency to a stock-market exodus, just got longer. The threat to...
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