DUE to lower fuel cost, generation charges of power retailer Manila Electric Company (Manila) will decrease again by another 80 centavos per kilowatt hour (kWh).

THE Philippine Travel Agencies Association (PTAA) expressed support for the new arrival/departure card (A/D card) implemented by the Bureau of Immigration (BI).

THE financial books of oil companies have been formally forwarded to the National Economic and Development Authority (Neda) for audit.

THE Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) and Republic of Korea (ROK) have signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on investments in Jeju in South Korea which is expected to boost trade between t

THE global financial crisis has hit badly many companies in the Philippines after listed firms net income dropped 29.4 percent in 2008 to P198.91 billion in 2007 from the P281.54 billion posted in 200

A SUBSIDIARY of state-owned Korea Electric Power Corporation (Kepco) will infuse US$50 million for the development of a wind power projects in the country.

MORE than 30,000 passengers of the Light Rail Transit 1 (LRT) were stranded Thursday morning after a steel debris from a building undergoing construction fell on a portion of the tracks of the Pedro G

STATE-owned National Power Corporation (Napocor) is expecting to post a “profit” by end of this year after recording a net loss in 2008.

FOOD and beverage giant San Miguel Corp.

STATE-owned National Power Corporation (Napocor) is expecting to further lower its outstanding debts from over US$6 billion to US$5 billion this year.

QUEZON Representative Danilo Suarez on Wednesday again asked telecommunication firms to consider the five-centavo broad spectrum fee on text to “save the nation.”

THE government will keep this year's growth targets for now, even if the US economy is expected to recover from the global recession in the third quarter of this year.

SUBSCRIBERS of leading wireless services provider Smart Communications, Inc.

HURTING badly with the global financial crisis, foreign shipping companies have asked the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) to reduce the monthly salary of Filipino seafarers onboar

THE Palace allayed fears of a higher deficit following reports that the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) failed to meet its P100-billion target revenue.