Business Today

The Philippine Statistics Authority saw economic growth in Central Luzon last 2022 compared to pre-pandemic, reflecting a recovery in the pandemic.

Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo Pascual has called on the information technology and business process management sector to continue investing in the development of Filipino talents to sustain its growth.

The National Economic and Development Authority suggested the improvement of programs for agricultural sectors due to climate change.

A local cement maker encouraged other Filipino contractors to settle in with eco-friendly construction materials to help the country with climate action.

The Antipolo local government units have already signed an agreement with South Korea, supporting its growing economic ties.

The trade representative of the United States vowed to support the Philippines in renewing its US Generalized System of Preferences to help in the country’s export system.

The Department of Agriculture has highlighted different agricultural businesses in Central Luzon as they open a new Kadiwa Trade Fair.

National Economic and Development Authority pushed American investors to consider partnering with the country for infrastructure projects.

Energy companies have collaborated to promote programs to improve the solar power industry nationwide.

A construction materials group recently offered a Php500 million investment in Pampanga by building an insulation panel factory.