The NEXT-GEN Tamaraw means business
ONCE UPON a time, the Tamaraw was ubiquitous in the wild. By Tamaraw I mean the Toyota Tamaraw, and by wild I mean Philippine roads. Source link
Category: Business
How First Circle aims to bridge the SME funding gap
FIRST CIRCLE, a local financial technology (fintech) lender, is looking to partner with four more banks next year to help bridge the lending gap between banks and small and …
Coconut output likely flat next year amid aging trees
PHILIPPINE COCONUT production gowth is likely to be flat next year given low yields from the country’s aging trees, an industry player said. Source link
AI in Philippine banking: Embracing innovation amid challenges
AS THE COUNTRY embraces the digital revolution, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in its banking operations shows significant advancements for the country. Source link
First Gen eyes 50-MW solar facility in Batangas
LOPEZ-LED First Gen Corp. plans to build a 50-megawatt (MW) solar power facility in Batangas, according to its president. Source link
Jonathan Esmerio takes reins of Loxon group of companies
The Loxon Group of Companies would like to announce that Jonathan A. Esmerio has been elected by the Board of Directors as its new President and Chief Operating Officer. …
Big banks post double-digit growth in loans, assets in Q3
THE COMBINED ASSETS and loans of the Philippines’ biggest banks rose by double digits in the third quarter, amid increased economic activity. The latest edition of BusinessWorld’s quarterly banking …
CTA orders P109-M refund for OceanaGold
THE COURT of Tax Appeals (CTA) has partially granted a refund to OceanaGold Philippines, Inc., amounting to over P109 million, covering the four taxable quarters of 2019 and representing …
Central bank likely to continue easing despite inflation uptick, say analysts
THE BANGKO SENTRAL ng Pilipinas (BSP) will likely continue its rate-cutting cycle despite the slight uptick in November inflation, analysts said. However, risks such as the weakening of the …
Dollar reserves slip 2% at end-Nov.
THE PHILIPPINES’ gross international reserves (GIR) dipped at the end of November as the government settled some of its foreign currency-denominated debt, data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas …