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Anti-money laundering laws needed to exit FATF gray list
A three-pronged approach, including enactment of laws that fight money laundering and terrorist financing, is the “best solution” for a ... -
Power supply enough despite Malampaya shutdown
ECONOMIC FORUM. Energy Undersecretary Felix William Fuentebella (second row, center) and AboitizPower Corp. president and chief executive officer Emmanuel Rubio (top ... -
QR PH to address interoperability issue in digital transactions
QR CODE PAYMENT SYSTEM. Union Bank of the Philippines executive vice president and financial inclusion executive Manuel Santiago Jr. said ... -
Record cryptocurrency heist valued at $600 million
A representation of cryptocurrency Binance is seen in this illustration. Reuters/Illustration/File A firm specializing in transferring cryptocurrency said that hackers ... -
Jollibee plans to “aggressively expand” Tim Ho Wan in mainland China
Jollibee’s mascot and Tim Ho Wan dishes are shown in this composite photo. PHOTO Jollibee Foods Corp on Wednesday, said it ... -
Philippine economy rebounds 11.8 percent in Q2
The Philippine economy grew in the second quarter at its fastest pace in more than three decades. Gross domestic product ... -
SMC assures enough supplies of food, power and fuel amid 2-week ECQ
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) president Ramon S. Ang assured the public that the company is adequately prepared to supply much-needed ... -
ECQ to cost Philippine economy P150 billion per week, NEDA
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) disclosed its projections on what the Philippine economy could lose for each week ... -
Final deadline of voluntary return of SBWS set on June 30
MANILA – The Small Business Wage Subsidy (SBWS) Program Task Force (SPTF) has resolved to allow the voluntary return of the ... -
Cebu car dealers optimistic on vax rollout, see economic recovery
CEBU CITY – Businessmen here who are engaged in car dealerships have expressed their support to the government’s vaccination drive, ...
