27 March, 2013
By Doris C. Dumlao | Source: ANN
The Philippines’ Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has drafted a new set of guidelines on foreign ownership in partly nationalised industries—a more liberal framework wherein the 40-per cent foreign equity limit is prescribed on
26 March, 2013
By Tarra Quismundo | Source: ANN
The Philippines’ arbitration case against China has moved a step forward after the president of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (Itlos) appointed the second member of the ad hoc tribunal
26 March, 2013
By Tarra Quismundo | Source: ANN
The Philippines’ arbitration case against China has moved a step forward after the president of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (Itlos) appointed the second member of the ad hoc tribunal
25 March, 2013
By Riza T. Olchondra | Source: ANN
The Philippines is set to boost local vehicle manufacturing and grow a supply chain as the country undergoes rapid motorisation fuelled by a growing economy. The executive director of Philippine Automotive Competitiveness Council Inc.
22 March, 2013
By ANN | Source: ANN
The capability of Abu Sayyaf Group to raise terror remains a concern of the United States even as it claimed that the situation in the southern Philippine region Mindanao has “progressed” over time. “Well
22 March, 2013
By Doris C. Dumlao | Source: ANN
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is proposing an overhaul of guidelines governing companies in financial distress or under corporate rehabilitation to include “red alerts” prior to actual bankruptcy, aiming to better protect minority investors who
22 March, 2013
By Tarra Quismundo | Source: ANN
Philippine naval security forces are set to conduct “sovereignty patrols” in the West Philippines Sea (South China Sea) to check on possible intrusions by Chinese vessels conducting naval exercises within the country’s maritime boundaries,
22 March, 2013
By Allan Nawal, Michael Lim Ubac | Source: ANN
Malacanang will extend consular and legal assistance to the eight men charged with terrorism in Sabah despite doubts expressed by the sultanate of Sulu over their citizenship. Malaysia, which insists the eight are Filipino