[READOUT] What a stickier inflation wave could mean for businesses
Businesses must brace for further risks from transport fares, electricity, wages, El Niño, and a weak peso
Businesses must brace for further risks from transport fares, electricity, wages, El Niño, and a weak peso
Limlingan inherits a pension fund with record-high assets but faces the challenge of restoring its projected lifespan and improving nearly P40 billion in unrealized stock investment losses
How should we remember a capable technocrat who helped keep such a government going?
Marami nang options ngayon sa pag-iinvest. Piliin ang produktong bagay sa goals mo at sa kung kailan mo kailangan ang pera.
While Maharlika is earning money, its reliance on short-term placements and investments in established businesses leaves the promised additional development benefits unclear
Economists tell Rappler that while the Philippines’ debt burden remains manageable for now, its growing size and cost mean keeping it sustainable will depend on the economy growing faster than debt despite a weak outlook
With over a third of the budget pre-committed to debt burden and mandatory local government allotments, execution is everything
The ProGRESS paradox: government gives you more money in your payslip, then tries to recover part of what it lost when somebody buys a drink.
The BIR receives nearly two-thirds of the new appropriations, while Customs confidential fund gets slashed back to its 2024 level
A wealth tax without modern tax administration risks becoming a classic Philippine reform: good policy on paper, weak enforcement in practice.