THE government’s onion import plan is not likely to attract importers because of the “tight window” to apply for an import permit,
THE high price of onions is disproportionate to the small shortfall in domestic production, which could have easily been addressed by well-timed
THE bottom line in providing low-cost housing is affordability, with Habitat for Humanity Philippines citing the wide gap between the pricing of
RISING air travel demand will require more investment in the supporting infrastructure, according to a study issued by the Philippine Institute for
THE Bureau of Customs (BoC) said it is working with ARISE Plus Philippines to improve trade facilitation in a European Union (EU)-backed
THE House committee on ways and means intends to pass a luxury-tax bill and is evaluating which luxury goods have the greatest
SOME 30.6% of the Philippine population consists of internal migrants, defined as those currently living in jurisdictions where they were not born,
For taxpayers following the calendar year as their tax period, the start of the new year marks the countdown to the April
PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. said he will seek out potential partners for his agriculture and infrastructure development plans at the Davos
THE MONETARY Board signaled its readiness to continue raising benchmark interest rates if inflation persists, putting it at odds with other central
