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The Philippines earlier signed a trade pact with South Korea that would remove 5 percent import duties on South Korean cars.
The Philippine government is keen on doubling its efforts to craft more free trade agreements with other countries and to seek lower trade duties, which it sees as crucial to developing the country's own automotive industry.Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) ...
We have technology to thank for it.
The future is bright for startups. And we're saying this not just because it's helping drive the growth of the economy through the creation of new jobs. With emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, startups now have more opportunities to ...
The revamped e-Presyo app will let users know where they can buy the cheapest products.
If there's one pain point that needs addressing in the everyday consumer experience, it's tracking prices of commodities even before we go to the grocery store. There are always more efficient ways of budgeting your money, after all.Enter e- ...
Nidec is a leading Japanese electric motors manufacturer.
A Japanese electric motors manufacturer is investing about P40 billion in an expansion project in Subic. Nidec is a leading producer of motors found in hard disk drives, automobiles, consumer, and industrial equipment. It is scheduled to break ground on a new ...
The DTI says it’s because of COVID-19.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is deferring yet again the ban on importing truck engines and auto components that are not compliant with Euro 4 standards. In a memorandum circular (MC) dated March 18, 2021, the DTI said it is ...
The DTI secretary says it’s the reason there are so many people registered onine businesses during the lockdown.
People dreaming of opening their own business will find that it's much easier to do so now, thanks to online tools set up by government agencies.Also read: Inside the Lavish Life of the Ambanis, Asia's Wealthiest FamilyAccording to the ...
Dine-in customers in restaurants are next.
Barbershops and salons in areas under general community quarantine (GCQ) will be able to accommodate up to 50 percent of their maximum customer capacity from the current 30 percent starting July 16, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). For ...
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