HeyJaredMary Ann LL. Reyes
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Let the science speak (opens the original)
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Established under the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law, the fuel marking program serves as the country’s frontline defense against the entry of smuggled fuel by introducing microscopic chemical markers into taxed petroleum products. Lausanne, Switzerland-based SICPA SA currently serves as the program’s primary technology provider, providing its unique forensic markers into refined and imported petroleum products such as gasoline, diesel and kerosene after duties and taxes ar
Investing in the future (opens the original)
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With several Philippine companies still pursuing plans for their respective initial public offerings (IPOs), one can’t help but wonder what they are seeing that many of us do not? After all, the Philippine economy is facing headwinds on various fronts. The peso closed at P62.73 to the dollar on Sept. 17. Headline or overall inflation reached 6.1 percent last month. Foreign direct investment net inflows into the country plunged to its lowest monthly level in more than 11 years. These headwinds ar
No longer the same NAIA (opens the original)
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In just a little less than two years since the San Miguel Corp.-led consortium took over the maintenance and operations of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), we can safely say that our country’s premier gateway is on its way to becoming a world-class airport, something that was unthinkable before. New NAIA Infrastructure Corp. (NNIC) has invested nearly P7 billion in modernization and has remitted P78 billion to the government representing its payments under its 15-year concession ag
Economic growth beyond Metro Manila (opens the original)
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I met a woman who works at a salon in Pasig. She shampoos and blow-dries customers’ hair and assists the stylists. She lives in Bulacan. To get home, she spends about P150 on a motorcycle ride to Cubao, P100 on a bus to Bulacan and another P50 on a tricycle to reach her house. Her trip to work costs roughly the same. That’s around P600 a day just to get to and from work. She earns close to the minimum wage. Some will see this as a transportation problem. In part, it is. We need cheaper, faster a
Who should pay for the discount (opens the original)
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Just a few days ago, the country’s biggest restaurant owners, including those representing leading fast food chains, gathered to discuss proposals in Congress that would adversely impact the industry. Members of the Restaurant Owners of the Philippines(RestoPH), led by Mama Lou’s Hospitality Group co-founder David Sison, including leaders from Jollibee, McDonald’s, Pizza Hut and KFC, met to “align on pending legislation that will reshape how our industry serves Filipino consumers.” In his Linked
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