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NEW YORK — Stocks ended mostly higher on Wall Street Wednesday after a listless day of trading with big technology stocks again acting as a heavy we
MANILA, Philippines —The country’s largest business organization on Wednesday called on lawmakers to let the wage boards decide on wage adjustme
MANILA, Philippines —Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC), the company managing the country’s nascent sovereign wealth fund, is in talks with potent
After sharing to the public last year their private collection of Philippine antiquity through an exhibit at Salcedo Auctions, Union Bank of the Phili
MANILA, Philippines —Concessionaire Maynilad Water Services Inc. will earmark P31 billion in capital expenditures (capex) this year mainly for its
MANILA, Philippines —The Department of Trade and Industry is currently looking at four local universities to host artificial intelligence (AI) res
MANILA, Philippines —Last December, top executives at Ayala Land’s luxury real estate division held a series of discreet meetings with some of t
MANILA —Philippine stocks moved closer to the 6,900 resistance mark on Wednesday as investors monitor economic data overseas. By the closing bell,
MANILA, Philippines —The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) suspended nearly 118,000 corporations for failing to submit the required annual
MANILA, Philippines —The number of newly sold automotive vehicles in the Philippines reached over 34,000 units in January, exceeding the volume in
(Last of two parts) Your family really wishes you well,” says Charles “Calel” Gosingtian, president and CEO of Waters Philippines, when he addre
TOKYO – Japan’s government downgraded its view on the economy in February for the first time in three months on sluggish consumer spending, sugg
UBS Global Wealth Management said it now expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to start lowering interest rates in June, compared to its prior view of cuts
BRIDGEPORT, Texas – For nearly a year, U.S. natural gas producers have slammed the brakes on production as prices fall. But relentless output gain
TOKYO —Japan’s two biggest airlines admitted that subsidiaries allowed employees to cheat on written driving exams, according to a statement and
BERLIN, Germany —Weaker exports, costly energy and a stuttering green transition have combined to form a “perfect storm” for the German econom
PARIS, France —Europe has cut its gas demand by 20 percent since the Russian invasion of Ukraine and demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) should
SINGAPORE —Boeing said Wednesday it was preparing to compete with China’s first domestically produced passenger plane, which was showcased for t
Copper and gold are expected to see the largest immediate price boost in the commodities sector from potential U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cuts
NEW YORK/SHANGHAI —The rapid rise of fast-fashion e-commerce retailers such as Shein and Temu is upending the global air cargo industry, as they i