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MANILA, Philippines -- The House of Representatives adjourned session sine die on Wednesday night, closing its second regular session.The adjournment
Good day. Here are the stories for The Manila Times for Thursday, May 23, 2024.Today's episode is brought to you by Wilcon Depot, The Philippines' lea
THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will still likely start cutting interest rates this year, but the timing has become more critical given the peso
THE peso strengthened on Wednesday, but remained at the P58 to the dollar level, and concerns over its direction continued to weigh on the stock marke
THE implementing rules and regulations of Republic Act 11981, or the Tatak Pinoy Law, were signed on Wednesday and officials expressed hope that imple
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Progress in the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) fight against inflation "likely resumed" last month, a senior bank official said Tuesd
THE National Food Authority (NFA) recorded a higher rice inventory in May following its decision to raise palay (unmilled rice) buying prices.Since th
BANGKOK — Rattled travelers and crew landed in Singapore on Wednesday after a terrifying high-altitude plunge on a flight from London during which a
BANGKOK — Vietnam's rubber-stamp parliament voted in its public security chief To Lam as the country's new president on Wednesday, after a major ant
(UPDATE) KATHMANDU — Nepali climber Kami Rita Sherpa on Wednesday broke his own record as the person to have scaled Mount Everest the most times aft
BEIJING — China on Tuesday slammed the inauguration speech of Taiwan's new leader Lai Ching-te as a "confession of Taiwan independence," and warned
PASSENGERS flying out of Clark International Airport will soon enjoy the convenience of checking in at SM City Clark before heading to the airport. Th
THE United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) granted Filipino company Responsible Internet Sustainability Effort Inc. (RISE) funding for a f
BANGKOK — Rohingya activists on Wednesday accused a Myanmar ethnic armed group of displacing thousands of the persecuted minority in western Rakhine
AS Ascott celebrates its 40th birthday globally, its presence in the Philippines elevates itself to the next level. With its entry back in the year 20
THE number and value of construction projects with approved building permits declined in March, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)
