Urban residents benefit more from digital economy
People living in urban or more affluent areas in the country will likely benefit more from the digital economy, according ...
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Why SMEs should consider an e-commerce strategy to help grow their business
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across almost all business sectors have been strongly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The health ...
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IPOPHL taps PIDS to boost research
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines teamed up with the Philippine Institute for Development Studies to increase research activities ...
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Economic cost of virus spread likely to reach up to P2.5t – PIDS
The Philippines may suffer economic losses of P276.3 billion to P2.5 trillion due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a ...
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Skills upgrade to make workers future-ready, says Labor Usec
The Department of Labor and Employment says it is crucial to lay down the foundation of 21st century skills to ...
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MSMEs: Lifeblood of PH economy
All over the Philippines, entrepreneurs sell everything from food to jewelry, accessories, to health supplements. The Philippine Institute for Development ...
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Excise tax hikes exacerbated poverty incidence
"The reports' authors had words of advice for TRAIN's drafters." Since the day the Department of Finance (DOF) presented its ...
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Globe partners with Yondu in creating a program for young, aspiring IT professionals
Technology has become a big part of our everyday lives. There’s always something that can be upgraded or improved, and ...
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Opposition solons press cash transfer to farmers
A group of opposition congressmen is set to file a resolution to amend the Rice Tariffication Law due to the sharp ...
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Rice tariffication needs ‘delicate’ balance, says party-list group
Sulong Dignidad Party-list said the rice tariffication law should “strike a delicate balance” between the interests of consumers who will ...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.